great superpower in decline. speak up a lot of close thing to my glossing over t the real issues. speak of the state of the unit tomorrow. >> likely the 2024 campaign. >> democrats don't want biden to run. >> dissolution with the big apple, deciding to head to the great white north and tickets to canada. former new york governor ripping city officials. >> they have problems too. >> witnessing history tonight, breaking the record for the most wins of all time. beyonce! >> god bless you. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: that was mary jay pledge performing "good morning

gorgeous" at last night's emmy awards. my wife said the hip-hop performance was fantastic, although i'm hearing a bunch of woke stuff too, i'm surprised. speed went just getting more and more proof everything back to normal and the only time to come up to you and says vaccine or wear a mask. but truly when you see that, that is in the heaven of masks. >> steve: you are right. >> brian: the most woke place around. >> ainsley: i'm glad we are past that, the mus the beautiful music with christian singers and you had r&b and a lot of country as well. i didn't watch it. >> steve: i didn't watch it either. good performers. >> ainsley: the one good story, navy divers to recover

the debris from chinese five flight that was shot down over r the weekend. >> brian: i heard about this recovery effort underway as china conducted three other flights over the u.s. undetected during the trump administration, undetected flights discovered. >> pete: we have detected the undetectable somehow after-the-fact. charles watson in north carolina beach with the latest, charles. >> hey, good morning, guys navy dive teams have been out in the borders of the atlantic this morning to continue recovery efforts of suspected for debris from the suspected spy fly rather shot down over the cohost of caroline of this weekend. we sold several vessels with large and small on the water presumably for this operation which is expected to take days to recover the efforts began.

not long after the suspected spy fly was shot down by f-22 fighter jet debris to crash into the atlantic. all the while folks in the myrtle beach area had front row sees to this national defense operation. >> i saw something come up for the bottom of the jet like a missile of debris. right at the target and shortly thereafter, the balloon exp exploded. >> so the suspected spy fly originated in china and floated the weak through the continental u.s. with a brief diversion into canada before it eventually ended up off of the coast of south carolina. the folks in myrtle beach area the spy flight passed through five sensitive u.s. military sites including the air force base in montana, home to three of the nation's nuclear missile silos. the biden administration fends off criticism how long it took to take the flight outcome it is

pointing to the trump administration saying spy flights unchecked during president trump's tenure and former director of u.s. intelligence john ratcliffe is flat out denying. >> every time something goes wrong in the biden administration, one of two responses. they either find a way to blame the trump administration or tried to find a way to save the trump administration did it too. it didn't. you would have heard about it before. >> so the statement by this administration official tells fox news, prc government's surveillance balloons transcended the continental u.s. briefly at least three times during the prior administration. they went undetected and u.s. officials say one flute over texas and florida while president trump was an office and another asked suspected spy flight off of the coast of hawaii four months ago. let me see if i can get this right, the spy flight that we

are talking about, the divers back in the water and i mentioned at the top of this hit. we are expected the gang of aid to get briefed on this matter in a few days from now. in the meantime president biden defending his actions or inaction. he says he gave the pentagon authorization to shoot the spy flight down wednesday but they will wait until out to sea to finally take it down, guys. >> brian: thanks, charles, appreciated. why are you waiting? we have nothing but open land and you could have shot it down, even caribou or a move spirit so no one is buying that including the senator, who represents a states of montana and you think he would care more about the citizens and anything else. >> ainsley: you will show us. >> brian: break down the timeline? >> ainsley: ainsley, you can shout stuff out.

january 21st, and we can detect that china is launching this balloon. this is surveillance shift. it is going there to detect surveillance equipment on it and it goes across the ocean. i would imagine we are seeing it. we get to alaska, the islands, it is there for a while. we do nothing but track it and spot it. >> pete: first detected on they are space saturday. no one is aware saturday, january 28th. the officials, determined by the way, this is january 30th and not a weather blimp at a spy balloon. to be when we have missile defense. >> pete: is a part of the united states or a full state of the united states? >> brian: this plays into those who think we did not shoot it down is for publicity. >> pete: on the 31st, it reenters the united states and joe biden is given options on

tuesday. also the pentagon began ground operations to shield sensitive missile silo sites in montana, south dakota, missouri, preparing the ground for the fact it might be surveillance. they knew what was going on. >> brian: what was important that faith is the people of montana, what the hell is the blend doing in the sky and wednesday february 1st is when the local resident calls the photojournalist in billings and says take pictures of this. there is something weird here. i have no idea what it is and they use a telescopic lens to pick this up and contact nordac on wednesday. >> pete: and that is apparently when recommendations were given to joe biden, "don't shoot it down over land but wait for the trajectory." although we over the missile silos, strategic bomber bases, bases on the eastern seaboard, shoot it down. >> brian: wyoming and south dakota get crossed and too much of a risk. now, general milling, what about

general milling says allegedly don't whatever you do don't leave afghanistan the way you want to do it where it will be a disaster. that is what he testified to. so we wait a few more days. let's look at the next one. >> pete: the question now, what can china do in response, brian? china's foreign ministry put out a statement saying this use of force -- >> brian: wait, you don't think they apologized? >> pete: they said it was an overreaction in we shot down a weather device that had been blown off track. >> brian: this can be an excuse to start buzzing our planes like they have been doing in the past. this can be an excuse to go intensely over to taiwan. this is our response to their response. beijing may further engage in propagation sin days ahead. and they could, by the way up what they are doing with equipment to russia. russia needs to be vigilant to defend national security

interest at home and abroad. absolutely. how did we get into this? the american people were freaked out by it, but not accepting the fact that we were going to let this thing go 60,000 feet above, in between satellites and air travel. they wanted something taken out. they demanded to bring to the final screen. and we will take a look where we are at right now. >> pete: how could they act out? sure, they could act out china sea, cyber or any other number of leverages they have. they can continue to support vladimir putin in ukraine. china to back russia and there is more which they could to see it as a way to bog down not just ukraine but the united states. >> brian: absolutely, they are getting sophisticated equipment to russia and turkey is doing a hell of a lot but that's a different conversation. the real concern we had the general come out yesterday, excuse me last week and say this, "i hope i am wrong but my gut tells me we fight in 2025."

let me tell you something if my general makes that statement and i'm the president of the united states come i would think that is an urgency to qualify that with the american people and the rest of the world. that was not supposed to be public but it's not walked back. >> pete: these comments not representative of the dod. by the way the general in charge of mobility command, which mobility command in charge of the lift in afghanistan. meaning if something could go wrong, they are planning for it. right now if we move assets around the globe, we better be fighting and looking that direction. >> brian: it will be 2027 but the bottom line, you know what else? get your affairs in order because we will be trailing hard in conflict loans. can you imagine telling 28-25, get your affairs order? that is no joke and not a guy making a crazy statement by telling the people you will be in the line of fire in your lives will be at risk.

that is no joke but the scary part is how this department reacted and millions reacted to shooting it down. we will see what happens when they pick up the debris. the people demanded action and ill guarded it. the administration has canceled the meeting, one-on-one meeting with secretary blinken and the chinese counterpart and what i think to underline is this would happen if it weren't for the people of montana and the reporters and that sort. >> pete: we will toss it over to ashley strohmier with major headlines. >> starting with a fox news alert, a powerful earthquake strikes the middle east. watch as when building collapses sending residents running for their lives. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit 60 miles from the syrian border. turkey's president said nearly 3,000 people have been rescued from the rubble. at least 20 buildings are destroyed and a number of fatalities to keep rising.

migrants in new york city using taxpayer-funded bus tickets to leave the big apple for the greater pastors of canada. one my grip telling "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 for my family." david patterson slamming the city for asylum-seekers. >> we don't know that this is not starting to become an industry because so many people are choosing to do this. >> main welcome at the southern border, cbp said border agents encountered by migrants from china, four from african countries and three from yemen. sit to lay off employees that represent 5% of the company's global workforce, and freeze to travel in order to cut costs. additional caught them at cost-cutting measures due to increasing demand to dell

computers. inflation leaving millions of americans feeling doubled, and 11-year-old north carolina boy with a local bakery owner with farm fresh eggs for a better price than what she pays the grocery store. they both joined us earlier. >> the prices kept going up every week. and i couldn't do with it anymore. so i reached out and said, "i will take as many as you can give me." the highest of $6 to $7 a dozen pure they are starting to come down but he charges me $3 a dozen. >> after we had enough, we started getting too many eggs, we come up with a bright idea to start selling them. >> he is selling the eggs for $3 a dozen peer that is a pretty big steel these days, guys, back to you. >> pete: now to music's biggest night, the emmy awards. >> ainsley: it was a night to remember. several performers made history

during the los angeles ceremony. >> brian: we want entertainment and we want to know about the grammys. 1-800-griff jenkins. griff, you had the biggest moment of the night, don't you? >> good morning the grammys with memorable moments. let start with the big one, beyonce breaking the record for most grammy wins in history despite showing up late and missing her first a word because, well, she was stuck in traffic. >> i want to thank god. thank you, god. >> viola davis making history last night by joining the exclusive eagle club of performance who won a emmys, oscar, grammy and tony award. taylor swift wins best music video for "all too well" the short film and harry styles the first album of the year award for harry's house. a top moment for hip-hop fans when stores like elliott,

ll cool j and the 50th anniversary with showstopping performance you see here and stevie wonder paying tribute to the legends performed "tears of a clown." check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pete: don't make >> pretty amazing stuff and chris stapleton joining stevie wonder for "higher ground and hillary n important message of nominated christian single "for god is with us" a tradition for king & country. >> this song is such an important message. it is about the hope and where we find our hope. to be able to tell the story and

hopefully point others to finding that hope themselves. just really is important. and some think that now more than ever the world needs this message. >> renting it out maverick with franklin to win the best christian song also taking home three other awards including best gospel album. ainsley and pete, back to you. >> ainsley: very impressive, thank you, griff. that smokey robinson song, "tears of a clown" doesn't that take you back to my dad's music? that's all he played at my house. >> pete: all my parents played was chicago. >> ainsley: oh, really? what did your parents play? >> brian: my dad would force me to listen to war of 1812 overture. [laughter] try to appreciate it because he was really into classical music but he could also listen to the battles. the bottom line it was 8-track tapes and he would always click in the middle of the song and i

always appreciated that. >> pete: still ahead, joe biden set to deliver state of union address tomorrow. what can he say to improve america's standing on the world stage? piers morgan with uncensored advice for joe biden. that comes up next. >> brian: and we will talk exclusively to ainsley. super surprised courtesy of j.j. walked. >> you will be standing there because you are the four honorary captains for the super bowl. >> i am so speechless. [laughter] >> ainsley: meet the military veteran with honorary super bowl coin toss captains. ♪ ♪ [coughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: president biden's foreign policy agenda likely a major focus of tomorrow's state of the union address as tensions with china, russia and the war in ukraine loop over his presidency as well as china spy flight. the world stage, piers morgan "uncensored," good morning. >> good morning, how are you? >> ainsley: i am doing well. i hope you had a great we can. what will he say to 9:00 tomorrow night on fox? what are you looking for and what is the world stage looking for? >> look, here in the u.k. come i think probably the same everywhere else in america. you see a guy who has shown discernible evidence that he is feeling his age.

this is a man in his 80s, the american president and still much confidence for forgetting his words and things he said before antagonize what we seen from his own mouth. he doesn't instill confidence and add to that the debacle in afghanistan and add to that certainly the u.k. and complete freezing of so-called special relationship, no trade deal and no ongoing relationship with these great countries. and i think certainly from the u.k. perspective, he is very underwhelming. now, we have this extraordinary spectacle, ainsley, watching from afar as a chinese balloon just seems to go over america for a week with complete impunity. we are all thinking, "what the hell is going on here?" so i think biden on the foreign issue his biggest issue is trust. >> ainsley: we shut it down. we started down 6 miles off the coast of south carolina.

once it gets to 12 miles out, that is in international waters. it is illegal to shoot it down. so they did that in the first 6 miles and thank goodness they were able to take it out. it did take days and people were frustrated about that. your show, "piers morgan on center" it starts at 4:30 and thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. >> ainsley: good to see you always. recovering debris off the coast of south carolina and this might not have been the first time a chinese spy flight traveled over the united states. congressman brian mast will join us on the national security threat. ♪ ♪like g reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes,

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place. >> i put together all the pictures i had taken and started sending them to the faa. eventually, they put me in touch with nordac. the only thing i got is they were crafting a response. that is what their email said the puritan hour after that, the news broke. speed to the montana residents who spotted that spy flight speaking out as navy divers down to south carolina looking to recover the debris where it was shut down. >> brian: meanwhile the white house responding to criticism claiming, claiming spy flights flew over undetected while president trump was in office including at least one over florida and texas. they were undetected then, brian but retrospective -- >> brian: congressman brian mast sits on the foreign relations committee and joins us now. you would have been there at the time when the undetected balloons were flying over undetected. now they are detected.

do you believe the trump references accurate? >> if president trump said this didn't take place, then i will believe the president in that. i think the bigger question is, what is america doing to pay attention to the chinese spying apparatus, human intelligence, geospatial intelligence, signaling special and buying up farm land, and to either side of the panama canal. what they are doing with tiktok. it is a very specifically designed spying apparatus with the purpose of making china stronger, gathering intelligence on america and ultimately making america weaker. >> ainsley: congressman it is interesting because trying to figure out if this did happen under the trump administration. john bolton said it didn't under his tenure. john ratcliffe the former director of intel said he is refuting it. so does mark esper come of the former secretary of defense.

mike pompeo the secretary of state and donald trump think this did not happen under his watch. the officials are sating it did, but never to the joint chairman of chiefs or the president because relatively minor territorial incursions. does that make sense to you? why wouldn't they notify the president, what are we calling it, the spy, chinese spy flight was flying in the air, shouldn't they be notified? >> that certainly doesn't add up to me. here is why that is a big deal. enter in the administration, we are familiar with the idea satellites can gather information and probably also familiar with the idea a balloon is traveling slower than a satellite. and much more than a satellite but the point to all of this it takes clearer images than what we are going to get out of a satellite spy capability. that is why that matters. that is why it matters for it to be going over the bulk of the united states of america.

how clear are those images of the military bases versus what they were getting out of a satellite? can they tell exactly where an aircraft is being parked underneath an area of dirt where they couldn't tell that with a satellite? what can they see with those things? >> do you buy the rational from the pentagon it was a safety issue to shoot it down over land and we had to wait off of the coast of south carolina? >> absolutely not. the only merit to the potomac narrative i would buy as it's not safe at all. the only reason the administration starts to care about is the american people heard about it. antony blinken he was going to go to china regardless of what they were doing with tiktok, stealing intellectual property and buying land, he was going to go to china regardless. he only did it because the american people found out about the balloon. if nobody found out about it, he was on his jet on the way over. >> brian: we have when going to south america but what are we

going to do about it? they were still steering it. the chinese was still steering this balloon. they didn't make an effort to turn around and bring it back. they just kept going as if daring us to shoot it down, which we eventually did. how do you explain that? >> it is a difference in the way we look at national security in the united states of america. this could have been bipartisan, hey, we are tracking your balloon headed our way and we are looking forward to having something similar to a tailgating party in the united states of america. as soon as this crosses our airspace, we will shoot that thing out of the sky. thank you for giving us target practice. instead, this became a situation of argument and everybody wondering, what in the world is this administration doing and why are they not looking out for america? >> brian: get some answers, congressman. we appreciate it. >> ainsley: and once it

crossed alaska over the waters we could have shot it down 12 miles off of the coast of alaska into international territory. thank you congressman. >> brian: house republican bowing to investigate after protesting school board meetings labeled domestic terrorist. >> ainsley: the moms taking on wokeness in education. and they will be joining us next. >> brian: that will be great. ♪ ♪ no wonder clients rate us 4.9 out of 5 in overall satisfaction. ameriprise financial. which nfl players depend on sleep number? boom! circle him. all these guys do. yeah, this beast. guys who do the griddy do. turns out 80% of nfl players have a sleep number 360 smart bed. it's game-changing sleep. only from sleep number.

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you in a moment but first your reaction to the subpoenas getting to the bottom of targeting parents who simply want their voices heard for their kids. >> i'm really happy to see the republicans taking this on. it think it is important and a great use of power. what is a point of winning the house if you do not have these investigations that target parents all across the country? the main thing i want to say to parents, this is not new and this is not unique. totalitarian systems have tried to separate us from our children and we have to keep fighting for our kids at these meetings and elsewhere and understand that this is happening everywhere. this is not a blue state problem or red state problem but happening at your local school. >> pete: so right. i know the comparison, i can't stay in congress but i like my congressman. the same thing can apply, my school is okay. again your reaction to this. what does it set the stage for?

>> it is incredible because all of this messaging about domestic terrorists started in loudoun county, virginia. and our publisher of the daily wire published the story and the parent who was sort of vilified the most as this domestic terrorist, turned out his daughter was victimized in a bathroom by someone who called themselves nonbinary. and that story that "the daily wire" broke change the course of the governor's race in virginia and brought republican in and that is why we are able to have this grand jury investigations. republicans have decided that they will message themselves as the party of the parent. i think that is the exact right move because parents across the country are really worried this is not just an intellectual exercise but this invasion of localism into their child's. and this has devastating consequences like that family in loudoun county.

>> pete: loudoun county, 4/21 and let's hope it's a big issue in 2024. let's get to your book, called "stolen youth," here is a portion of it that i will read for the viewers from the book. it says, "if you look at birth rates by ideological persuasion, it is not progressive's having kids. they are entrenched in propaganda. their aim is ideological capture of a generation. it's not their kids they are working to brainwashed, it is ours. karol, the main take away you want people to have from this book? >> this woke virus has infected so many parts of society aimed at indoctrinating your children. it does not show schools but the pd pediatrician's office and a very specific message to your children and i want to send to you fight for your kids, this is important and something that is not over.

these battles, the crt and so many schools the battle is over. it is not and you have to keep going. >> pete: bethany, last work on. >> a lot of people think the fight for the children ended when the mass were taken out of schools and covid was over even though it is not over, but it's not. it just sort of exposed this virus that karol talked about. we have to keep fighting. our book gives parents both the knowledge and the tools to fight back because this is no, this is no easy feat we have in front of us. >> pete: that was the revelation moment. now it is honest to do something about it. and the book "stolen youth" a a great guidebook and available to order now. karol and bethany great to see you here. janice dean for fox weather. >> paid, good morning to everyone out there. you know what comedy is nice

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what about this one? a super surprise, from j.j. j.j. watt. you guys will be here in town for the super bowl. i'm not quite sure if you are aware that will be attending the super bowl. all four of you will be standing there for the coin toss because you are the four honorary captains f for the super bowl. >> speechless, thank you. >> i am so speechless. [laughter] >> brian: and you are happy and joining us before the coin toss, three of those winners army veteran filmmaker robert hand. army service air force veteran david and foundation and ceo army veteran dan futrell. how did you pull this off? >> you know, we have a great partner in j.j. watt and the

nfl. they let us know four general stores could join us and we immediately worked with the nfl team and figure it out at a fire of stars across the country which ones would best represent the community. these ones rose to the top. >> brian: robert, how did they dupe you into thinking that you were you were not actually going to be doing the coin toss? what did you think going in? >> dan text me the night before and we have an opportunity to do a super bowl party with investors. are you available? any time dan calls and says is there any way to help out with a foundation, i'm good to go. but i had no idea when we got on the zoom called j.j. watt would come on and give us this amazing honor. >> brian: dan come a home game for you because it is an important super bowl in particular. so tell me a little bit about

your story. you are a dreamer, right? >> that is correct. yes. >> brian: why did that lead you to the military and why was that a good option? >> so they reached out with military national interest and through that program i was able to enlist in the herd my citizenship. i was a military brat myself. it was the right call for me. >> brian: it is rewarding and you will be rew rewarded by then toss. david, you tell me? >> shortly after 9/11 happened, i just felt that i needed to do more. and joining the army and so i thought propelled to do the same. and so, i joined the air force as a pilot. and operational test pilot for america.

>> brian: roberts, you were sidetracked and wanted to do this but then hollywood sucked you when and how did you mix both in your career? >> i grew up in los angeles and always wanted to be a director in hollywood after 9/11. i wanted to serve my country. they said, you get to the front lines and tell the stories of the soldiers. that is what i wanted to do. so i went to afghanistan in 2009 and it was a combat cameraman. >> brian: it was unbelievable and the beneficiary of that. dan with the tillman foundation keeping past missions alive, how have you done it to this point? >> i think the viewers will know, it's been almost 19 years to even in those 19 years, his story is still exceptional and inspirational. so as a tillman scholar myself and scholars across the country working health care, law,

policy, business and all sorts of field, we are inspired to coserveothers and it's not abou. it doesn't need to be the center of the story but instead the impact we are creating around the world. pat serves as a norstar f for te world. >> brian: absolutely in these three with us today and all of the group, what will they be experiencing and what is in store for them? >> in addition to the work they are doing in the world, once we get down to phoenix and glendale this week, they get to represent the tillman foundation and be with the eagles and the chiefs to kick it off. it will be a good game and ultimately, the nfl will help us tell our stories and support us. my hope is a lot more people will learn about pat tillman foundation and the scholars. pat is someone who put service above himself and all that he did. >> brian: him and his brother both joined. roberts, let's go with you.

you decided and never stopped giving but once you served, there is a sense of being with the athletes. can you describe that when athletes, you meet athletes and you seem to understand each other? >> you know, similarly, you are in a cohort community of people doing a very intense thing not to completely compare the two. however when you leave that, there could be a void. coming together as veterans also with athletes, there is a lot of camaraderie there. you look up to that because we watched sports all the time. so we are really looking forward to being at the super bowl with them and it is such an honor. >> brian: from overflights when they showed deployed men and women overseas, the crowd goes crazy in the stadium. dave, who do you bring? >> i'm bringing my wife. >> brian: good move. and how young, who will make the

cut? >> absolutely, my significant other. >> brian: nights, guys we appreciate what you do and keeping pat's name alive, a great nfl career to serve this country in afghanistan. thank you for joining us. congratulations and we will see you out there. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> brian: if you want to learn more code to the website or text tillman to 50155. the pat tillman foundation will always take your support. more "fox & friends" and just a moment. ♪ ♪ y family's immune health, i choose airborne. unlike some others, airborne gives you vitamin c and so much more. it's an 8 in 1 immune support formula. airborne. do more.

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i will be covering the super bowl. >> why haven't you told us? >> i want to keep it secret. >> do we have a subtle graphic we can put up? >> friday, saturday, sunday, monday and come back and wear normal outfits and back on the couch as if nothing happened. >> who do you pick? >> i want everyone to stay safe and stay within themselves. >> bill: look at these images from overseas, terrifying scenes out of turkey and syria overnight. an earthquake reduced buildings to rubble. 1900 dead. expected to rise. a second quake nearly as strong hitting the area a short time later. breaking news from overseas coming up in minutes on a monday morning. plus this. >> we have a live shot now of this balloon going