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say. >> god bless you. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ in case somebody told you today you are special ♪ in case somebody made you believe ♪ you're special ♪ >> that was lizzo performing at the grammies last night she also won record of the year for the song about down time. actually for that whole record and she dedicated that to prince. here she is performing. did you all watch last night? >> pete: i did not. i never watch but i was asleep. and my wife said the hip hop performances the celebration of that were really, really good. but then i see on just on social media there was like a satanic performance by sam smith. every moment you are like oh -- oh, okay. now we are doing the satan thing. >> one thing i could see watching an award show be that. a bunch of talented perform don't mind performing instead of

getting trophies. i missed it. i would have to say i spent a lot of anytime tie to show how empty my life is i rewind tape all the sunday shows and go through the sunday shows. >> ainsley: do you really? >> pete: except you asked whether i worked yesterday which means you exclude "fox & friends weekend." >> brian: did i watch. i heard lawrence. was lawrence on the show? >> pete: no. >> pete: pete revealed to you i watched one nation on saturday night. >> ainsley: lawrence has a show saturday night maybe you saw that. >> ainsley: they did an r and b things mixed. all the r and b. apparently satanic songs. >> pete: performance had to dabble that in there too. >> ainsley: really big balloon in the air. we begin with that as top stories. navy divers are working to recover the debris from the chinese spy balloon that was

shot down over the weekend. >> brian: recovery effort underway as the white house claims three spy balloons flew over the u.s. urine detected during the trump administration. >> ainsley: that's what they say. >> pete: that's the new. >> brian: unkey texted it now. >> pete: detected the undetectable. charles is live in south myrtle myrtle beach with the latest. charles? >> navy divers were out searching the waters of the atlantic ocean to try to recover the debris from the chinese spy balloon shot down off the carolina coast on saturday. for sunday we were out here most of the day and saw several vessels large and small out on the water presumably for this operation which is expected to take days. we're told recovery efforts began not too long after the balloon was shot down by an f-22 fighter jet and debris went crashing into the atlantic. the suspected spy balloon originated in china and floated for at least a week through the continental u.s. with a brief

diversification into canada before it eventually ended up off the coast of south carolina, shocking folks who live in the myrtle beach area. >> expected to come to your backyard and so, of course, when it does, you kind of follow it and watch what's going on and it's been something that's drawn the attention of all the people in the community. >> yeah, and so this balloon passed over at least five sensitive u.s. military sites including malmstrom air force base in montana, home to one of three of the nation's nuclear missile silos. while the biden administration fends off criticism of how long it took to take the balloon out, it is also pointing to the trump administration saying spy balloons flew over the u.s. unchecked during president trump's tenure. claims former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe say are false. >> something goes wrong in the biden administration, there is one of two responses, they either find a way to blame the

trump administration, or they try and find a way to say the trump administration did it, too. it didn't. >> okay. you would have heard with it before. >> >> yeah. so, in a statement, a senior biden official tells fox news, quote: prc government surveillance balloons transited the continental u.s. briefly. at least three times during the prior administration. they went undetected. u.s. officials say at least one flew over both texas and florida while president trump was in office. followed by another suspected spy balloon that crashed into the park ocean off the coves hawaii just four months ago. now, we heard from senate majority leader schumer who says the gang of 8 is expected to receive an update on this matter in the coming days some time later this month. mean time president biden is defending his decision. he says he gave the authorization to shoot this suspected spy balloon down last wednesday but the pentagon waited until it was out at sea on saturday, guys.

>> ainsley: charles, they are warning the residents to steer clear of any of the debris. have you seen anything? >> you know, i was just looking out in the water. and i thought i saw something in the water. but i think they are just birds. we heard from the myrtle beach police department who are telling people look if you see any of this debris, don't touch it. call authorities so we can make sure it's collected. >> brian: thanks, charles. >> brian: let's bring in montana state senator steve daines. great to see you. >> great to be here. >> brian: you guys were in the eye of the storm. first off, it gets spotted. the president wants to take it out wednesday. the pentagon who were ignored in afghanistan, the withdrawal, we'll wait four days. could they have shot down that balloon safely and not hurt any montana president. >> i'm a fifth generation montanan spent a lot of time canvassing the state. plenty of places taken that balloon down. >> brian: seven mile. >> a cow, a prairie dog or

antelope. this is called big sky country. they had a chance to take it out. they needed to take that shot when it first crossed into airspace in montana. hovering over our icb mss. we are proud of that mission in montana. one of the scaring the hell out of america's enemies since 1962 the chinese weren't afraid. those icbms are wednesday of mass destruction. those are the most powerful weapons known to mankind. we have those in montana. and as ronald reagan said that's about peace through strength. the chinese put that balloon right over top of them. >> pete: why did they not want to reveal that? it took a couple of -- a recover from who you know personally to take a photo and something the pentagon knew something about. why didn't they shoot it down? what's the rationale? >> blinken was planning to go to china. i think want the white house wanted to keep this quiet. had it not been for larry maher who was on the show earlier. i saw the interview. larry is a recover from.

he happened to have a tell photo lens in his car. his buddy saw that white glow in the sky. larry hut business camera on it and quote that great shot and got it out. >> ainsley: brian interviewed lathat'sdzhokhar. they spotted it and sent the pictures out. >> read a story about a ground stop in place at our airport in billings, i thought that was kind of suspicious. i was sort of glancing out the sea if there was any aircraft come in. instead, i knew it was something out of place. >> i put together all the pictures i had taken and started sending them to the faa. they eventually put me in touch with norad. the only thing i got from them was that they were crafting a response. that's what their email said. about an hour after that, the news broke at the pentagon. >> i think there was definitely

an opportunity to bring it counsel and, honestly, i mean, if it had worked of the way that it should have, i should have never seen this thick to begin with. >> ainsley: u.s. intel officials say the balloon was not transmitting any intel information to china at the time. but mike pompeo is saying it's probably not true. he said china probably got all its collection that they needed in those first few days before we shot it down. >> the bigger issue here was the response to that balloon. this is more of a trial balloon by the chinese they took a look how decisive was this president? the president was in. he projected weakness that's what the chinese wanted to see happen. >> brian: what's worse. the pentagon, if we are to believe things and i don't know if we do. the president says shoot it down and they said yeah, in four days when we get a chance. who is the president? >> my word, brian, it was a joke. if he thought it was like the chinese spy balloon tour making

its way across america selling t-shirts. this was a serious breach of u.s. airspace. >> brian: instead of the chinese apologizing with they said the u.s. used force to attack a civilian unmanned airship and there is going to be repercussions. repercussions what are they going to do. >> one more failure of several of this administration. go back to the afghanistan withdrawal debacle. the president is pleading with iran and venezuela to supply oil to the united states. here is one more example of a failure projecting weakness of the united states of america. >> pete: speaking of weakness. the state of the union is coming up. you are actually bringing a father who lost his son to fentanyl to the state of the union to highlight the crisis at the border yet we see the reverberation of illegals in this city. they say migrants but it's really an asylum complex of illegals where they exploit that system. now mayor adams is busing them up to canada. >> this is a problem that's made its way throughout the entire. >> brian: new yorkers are

paying. >> pete: new yorkers are paying to bus illegals up to canada. you are highlighting the fentanyl crisis. how bad is it? >> we are a northern bored state. talked about the incursion of our airspace. we have a southern border crisis. 2 million illegals coming across the border. fentanyl and drugs that are absolutely literally killing us in montana. so tom is my guest in the state of the union address. is he from be beauty, montana. lost his son to a fentanyl overdose we lost 8 beauty residents. we have a producing it and flooding it across the border patrol agents. the agents want to stop that fentanyl because they can't because they are overwhelmed by the illegals coming across the border. biden can stop this if he changes policy and builds the wall. >> ainsley: how much has the yellowstone series helped your

state? have you seen more tourists. >> oh my word everyone wants to move to montana. everyone thinks we have helicopters and fly across the state watching cows. >> ainsley: if it's true. if the show is accurate. if the people are like that. they are awesome, they are cowboys. they would have shot that thing down themselves. >> listen, on the day that the news broke and montanans could see it. our phones were overwhelmed with calls from montanans asking what can we do to help? what can we do to help our country right now. we said we will let the air force take care of this. >> ainsley: but thank you. >> pete: the air force didn't take care of it. just wasn't allowed to. >> ainsley: where is kevin costner. should have brought him. in thank you, senator. >> thank you. a pleasure. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for headlines. she is right behind you, senator. >> ashley: i was trying to stay out of his shot there we are are going to start with the authorities in the train derailment situation in ohio is worsening.

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email allegedly showing that organizations will be charged $1,000 a month. plus $50 for any additional affiliated account. the check marks will reportedly increase the reason that subscribed accounts have on the platform. now, over in phoenix. where the east have landed. one week before they take on the chiefs in the super bowl. and he can auto spooking of the chiefs they rolled into phoenix on a flight with a chief's kingdom flag flying. you can see the star quarterback patrick mahomes making hills way off the plane. sunday this is the big day. the eagles and chiefs square off in super bowl 57 which kicks off 6:30 p.m. eastern only on fox. guys, brian kilmeade is going to be there live. >> brian: did i not know. >> ashley: biggest part of the story. >> ainsley: we didn't know you were going to announce that, ashley. >> pete: super bowl and then that. >> brian: found out chris is going number one floor manager in the country. there you go. that's in my contract. >> pete: one-on-one management.

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i want to hear you say it out loud. well, i could switch us to xfinity. those smiles. that's why i do what i do. that and the paycheck. ♪ >> ainsley: you will probably remember seeing this video. it was a year ago. a 4-year-old boy was punched by a crazed man in the middle of times square. his mother ran after the attacker and held him until

police came. the "new york post" cund her mama bear and now she is moving her cubs down south to flee the crime ridden city. raffaele rivera joins us now from her new home in myrtle beach, south carolina. good morning. >> good morning. >> are you happy? do you love south carolina? >> oh, yes. we love it. >> that's so wonderful. we played that video so many times and you and your daughter, i know, were there. held down the attacker until the police could come. he was a repeat offender. 51 arrests and i believe is he still at rikers island. when you watched that video, tell us what was going through your mind when you were seeing your 4-year-old thrown across the sidewalk? >> i was angry. i was livid. all i seen was just me going after him. taking care of business bhurex. cops came along and helped me out. >> so what happened after that? how long until you decided we have got to get out of here? >> well, we gave it till, i think about the end of the year of last year.

and my husband said, he goes i'm tired of waking up. seeing the news violence here. murder there. you know, stabbing, and all that and he is like, you know what? just go aheadenned gown down south. came down here on vacation for my son's five year birthday. and we fell in love with over here and enjoy it. >> ainsley: i love to hear that. what do you love about south carolina? >> well, my husband loves the biscuits and gravy, of course. and the sweet tea. >> ainsley: yes, ma'am. >> we had a hard time getting biscuits and gravy in new york it's calmer. less crime. of course you have got your crime but less crime than -- everybody is friendly. >> ainsley: they are so nice. go to church on sundays. can you believe how it's much more affordable. a small apartment up here is sometimes a million dollars. you go down there and that buys you a lot. >> oh, yeah.

two or three houses. >> ainsley: you know, we were thinks with a new mayor things might be cleaned up in the city. i know he is trying. there are a lot of obstacles. assembly up in albany that's difficult to work with too when it comes to crime and bail reform. what are your friends who still live here? are they saying we are getting out, too? >> oh, yeah. i have a few friends. a few of my husband's friends that say that they are ready for -- to come down because they -- we had a couple of them come down with us and they enjoy and they said they want to get out of new york and they are ready to come down. >> ainsley: how about your children? you have four children, right? >> i have three children. >> three children? >> [inaudible] she is 18. she is the one that was with me when the incident happened. and then i have a 15-year-old and then the baby. >> how are they adjusting to school now? >> they love it. my little one he is happy is he making new friends. >> ainsley: that's great. does he understand what happened to him? does he ever talk about it? >> once in a while he will say

mommy, am i going to get hit here? no, it's not too crowding. everybody is minding their business. and is he like, yeah. i love it. i'm making new friends in school and i say well that's -- >> raffaele, when we talk about this guy, he has 51 prior arrest, most recent attack before he attacked your son was maybe a week before or two weeks before. thankfully he is still behind bars. why is that? we keep hearing repeat offenders are getting out here in new york? >> i know. they are just getting a slap in the hand just go on and do your business. i think that they, if they done it more than two or three times the same crime they should get more sentences added to whenever they do the same thing over and over. >> does he have a court date? >> i don't think so. i think the last time i spoke to the state attorney in new york. she said that he was getting 9

months, i believe in like facility like that. said if he completed it, everything would be done with. but, if he didn't complete or something happened, he would have do a long prison term. >> ainsley: raffaele, thank you for coming on. i'm from south carolina. i love the sweet tea and biscuits and gravy. i'm glad you are down there. god bless you and your family, enjoy it. thank you. doubling down on joe. the white house already playing defense ahead of the president's state of the union address. former speaker of the house and fox news contributor newt gingrich on the majority of democrats who don't want to see biden on the 2024 ticket. ♪ ♪ out of my control ♪ nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day.

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>> you saw our poll, large number of drafts say they don't want him to run again. >> is he an absolutely historic live successful president. and i want to see that continue. >> pete: he is -- white house officials defending the quote accomplishments biden is expected to promote tomorrow in state of the union as a new poll from "the washington post"-abc reveals most democrats, six in 10 don't even want joe biden as their nominee in 2024. joining us now fox news contributor. defeating big government socialism, newt gingrich. mr. speaker, thank you very much for being here. framing of his accomplishments as a precursor to running again party running again i goodies

and the president keeps pile them up. after the speech gets very long and very boring. has some rhetorical in between he will attack trump and the maga republicans. now one of the key questions is going to be is he willing to talk about cutting spending. you know he is going to appeal for and clean debt ceiling that's his current position. but i think frankly, it's likely going to be a fairly boring speech and i think it reflects the gradual decline in the democratic party. myra miller of the winston group pointed out 6.5 million fewer democrats today than in 2018. and they had the lowest turnout in i think 20 elections among democrats in 2022.

so,. >> pete: enthusiasm which is precisely something joe biden does not have. on the lips of voters. a panel of voters on "fox & friends weekend" yesterday on sunday. here's a portion of what those voters shared with us. watch. >> where did all the billions of dollars go that we sent to schools? i want to see concrete examples of how we are going to be using that to bring our children's mental health and well-being back to thriving and prosperous. >> people are really afraid of the future. >> whether it's spy balloons flying over the country, the border, or paying other countries to do jobs that we can do here at home. >> i can't afford to pay rent. i can't afford to buy food. i can't afford car fare. i think he's a failure. i think he is incompetent and i'm not expecting anything on tuesday that he is going to say anything that's relevant. >> pete: yeah, that's the question. will there be any anything

relevant touching people's lives whether it's crime, the border, whether it's drugs or inflation? is he going to go at these topics where he has got real vulnerability? >> no. there will be things relevant and then all by lies. say you are really better off. i defeated inflation. the deficit is down dramatically. we are really controlling the border. nobody is going to believe any of that stuff. is he going to announce having allowed the chinese spy balloon to go all the way across the country and complete its mission they finally shot it down only after it had been across the entire country. this is very weak administration whose primary strength is the news media and who keeps telling us things that simply aren't true. so i'm assuming the state of the union will be a collection of untruths. bound together by democrats desperately cheering in the house and senate membership. but i think republicans ought to feel like stay focused on solving real problems, insist on

energy independence. do what it takes to close the border and control it. remind people of how much fentanyl is come in. how many people are dying. because of the biden open border policy. i think the contrast is going to be pretty stark. >> pete: yeah. they will spin it just like afghanistan. not a failure. the biggest airlift in american history will be the type of spin they put on it. sarah huckabee sanders the new governor of ackerman will have a chance to respond and that will be interesting to see. speaker gingrich, thanks so much. >> i think she will do very well. >> pete: i agree. he knows what he is talking about. he has been there sitting right behind them. a record number of illegals crossing the border. what about the hundreds of thousands who evade capture and it is hundreds of thousands. former texas congresswoman myra flores on calls to investigate the got-aways relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max-strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe.

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it doesn't even account for the hundreds of miles of border where there is no technology and no agents. so i'm hoping that congress digs into that to show the true vulnerability. >> brian: yeah, let's hope. former border patrol chief rodney scott is calling on congress to investigate got-aways and tomorrow that may happen when border agents testify on capitol hill. joining us now, former texas congresswoman myra flores. no one has to display to you the dangers of the border. that's how you got elected the first time and of course that's what your husband does. what do you hope comes out of the hearing tomorrow. >> got-aways are an important topic. we usually focus on those that were caught but there are so many who are overworked border patrol agents were we're not able to track down and some of them are the most dangerous individuals, drug traffickers. child traffickers. those on the terror watch list. and that is the reason biden

administration and mayorkas tried to stop our border patrol agents from testifying. so important the american people hear directly from our border patrol agents what is truly happening at the border and that it's something very serious and that this is not political. terrorists don't care what your political affiliation is. they hate americans. and it's time that democrats and republicans come together to protect the american people. >> brian: will there be retribution on these agents when they come back to work? i mean, does your husband talk about the fact is they are told to keep their mouth shut? we see some of this video of them erupting at mayorkas when he does show up? >> you know, they say that they will not be any, but that's not really what is actually happened. not what happened to my husband. that's not what's happened to kathy, who also ran for congress. her husband as well. they say it won't.

but we saw it firsthand that it's not true. >> brian: do you think there is enough pressure on the president at one point to take this as a legitimate security crisis, which we know it is, has there been enough pressure put on them with the bipartisan senate group going down. with him actually doing a visit? mayor adams going down and seeing the problem himself? do you see the screws being tightened? >> not at all to be honest with you. because we don't feel the difference. he came to see the southern border. really what's happened ever since? nothing. we are still seeing a huge amount of people crossing illegally into our country. nothing has changed. i believe that the american people need to put more pressure on this administration, the power is really on the american people. >> brian: congresswoman jayapal says fentanyl and illegal immigrants are two separate issues. the republicans look to link

them together for political purposes. what do you think? >> i think it's all important. it's all important that we talk about drugs being crossed illegal into our country. it's killing our children. the future of our country. it's so important that we talk about the real dangers and the dark side of illegal immigrants congratulation that we have child sex trafficking. that we have human trafficking happening in our country. and that these dangerous drugs are being brought into our country that is going to end up in the hands of our children. it's important that we talk about everything. >> brian: right. it's just amazing that outside congressman cuellar, you don't see anyone see this as a mission or even a problem and, of course, you have a different reality. mayra flores, thanks so much. >> thank you. god bless. >> brian: meanwhile go up to

ashley strohmier you have the breaking news. >> director of rust is expected to testify against alec baldwin as he faces involuntary manslaughter charges for latest role of halyna hutchins on set death. injured in the 2021 shooting. released from the hospital a day after being struck in the shoulder. baldwin has maintained his innocence, repeatedly claiming he didn't pull the trigger on the gun that fatally shot hutchins and grazed souza. the biden administration officials are offering top congressional leaders briefing on classified documents found in the possession of president joe biden, former president donald trump and vice president mike pence. the date for the briefing has not yet been set chinese spy flight briefing before congress gang of 8 take priority. congressman mike turner spoke out on the offer saying he believes it is just a distraction from the spy flight. one of hunter biden's business associates ra raked in more than half a million dollars from a joe biden super pac.

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25 in fargo. they were dealing with incredible wind chills over the last couple of days and here's what we are dealing with in terms of radar. our next storm system moose out of the rockies. and we could see the potential for tomorrow as well as novembery rain the next five days mississippi, ohio and tennessee river valley, some of these areas could get 3 to 5 inches. maybe 8 inches in symptom spots. sevsevere threat for large haild maybe winds as well. forecast for today, we have got that area of low pressure offshore, making way for a really nice day along the east coast and that storm system is going to develop in the next couple of days. look at the temperatures. oklahoma city close to 70 degrees. these are averages for around the end of march. we will take it and more of that coming up this week. and then, brian kilmeade is going go for the big game on sunday, 64 degrees. that's pretty nice for glendale, arizona, i think you will enjoy that that forecast is specifically for you. >> brian: thank you very much. i owe you a favor, janice.

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were not consult with consulted about the rule change. league justifying position they are following olympic guidelines. nba star cairo irving switching teams for third time in career. brooklyn mets trading to the dallas mavericks. now rumored that kyrie would be traded to the l.a. lakers be reunited with family roomer teammate lebron james wondered on twitter maybe it's me. >> ainsley: thank you, ashley. >> pete: vrbo cracking down on party houses in user known properties ahead phoenix on sunday. >> brian: how will they do that new algorithm risk factor. letting rental host cancel if it suggests their guests might throw down. >> ainsley: here to explain kurt the cyberguy. >> actually very fascinating. this has been going on for the last 12 months, they have been testing this new technology to

detect unauthorized events at vacation rentals and have been actually testing it in phoenix along with the tourism board that's there. here is how this works. you are going to the super bowl. you book a vacation rental to have a party, you're going to get busted. they have concerns now inside of vacation rentals that determine the level of noise while you are there. a company in dallas, texas called noise aware and they have incredible technology that plugs in. you as the owner or manager of the property get a little ping, you get an alert on your phone when it suspects that the noise level is climbing up and there could be a party going on. now, they just came out with another technology that is called crowd control kind of creepy but it is effective. when a lot of people come to the house and let's say that you rented a house saying it's family of 8 people. but now people walk into the house and suddenly it's 10 and 12, and it sees 1.

how are they counting that? your cell phone wifi even though you are not connecting up with the wireless network. >> brian: pinging. i got a phone i could connect with suddenly that's -- now you are being watched when you are on vacation. so then it alerts them saying hey, you have a crowd happening at your house. good thing to be a good neighbor because sometimes vacation rental people just want to have fun and not thinking that they are actually initials on either side of the house it could be good for that purpose also, at the same time, it makes me wonder i want to watch the super bowl and have fun no i'm not going to be disturbing but am planning my next vacation. how much am i going to be watched. >> pete: listening. >> went to an airbnb. did you bother to say are there cameras watching at the house? >> pete: i don't have alexa in my own house i want a dumb house where people can't listen to me. on vacation i was happy to have it temporary. who know what is they could be hearing.

>> hearing, recording and posting online. no laws restricting that i find that, you know, gone to a vacation rental before and i have asked hey, are there cameras at the house. i don't mind if they are outside that might help deter crime. might help if somebody is alerted by the owner that they don't belong there. i do not want them inside the house ever. i just don't. don't put a camera on my house. i actually follow a routine. number one i travel with painters tape. you know that blue frog tape. you cover up anything you find inside. or, when you go to a hotel you steal the shower caps put those around the cameras in the house. >> brian: blurry you. >> you want the shower cap that's not the clear one. >> ainsley: any way to prevent this if we rent a vrbo, which one is right? >> company it originally stands for vacation rental by owner. they just wanted to call it expedia is the big parent

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