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migrant on his land. >> catastrophic leadership of the dhs secretary. >> she comes bearing in her ma. you are bringing in cookies. probably cooking these forever. >> the plan is to scream really loud every time somebody has the ball. >> both of the boys are on offense. >> come on over. come on in. >> pull up a seat, take a load off your feet ♪ come on over ♪ come on in. >> brian: port canaveral in florida keep the cruise ship. when we see a cruise ship it's full of illegal immigrants what we call housing. been a while since on a cruise. i wonder if they have a pool. >> steve: doesn't every ship have a pool? look at the top deck right there, brian. between the front part and back part. >> brian: how do they get up there from the dock. >> ainsley: salt water. you think a poll in your backyard it's all.

>> steve: at night they drain the water. rather than haul a bunch of clean water from the land. they pump it full. you are absolutely right. i have been on those salt water crews. >> brian: that's something that kathie lee wiferred should be singing about we drain the water on the pool. that's unbelievable. >> steve: if you ever went to the midnight buffet of pizza you would know that the pool was empty. our kids used to jump in the bottom of the pool and walk around it was empty. >> ainsley: last pool i went on was my senior cruise i went on -- last crews i went on. >> brian: high school. >> ainsley: i don't know why my parents allowed us to do it. a lot of parents were there chaperoning. we had fun. we were good. >> steve: excellent. >> brian: i'm going to get up and check in with the panel while you guys talk amongst yourself. >> steve: we are going to watch. >> ainsley: we are listening. >> brian: let me ask you a question. how many people here are persuadable tonight on the state of the union? we have democrats, republicans, independents here. who is persuadable?

it feels as though they will decide on the health of the country after the speech? one. >> steve: okay. >> brian: how many people think he should bring up the border? okay for good or bad. i know the president feels for bad. okay. how many people think he should bring up the balloon? >> spy flight. >> what about making china the number one enemy to people? make it official? >> absolutely. >> brian: do you realize that is the most unifying thing right now in the country, almost everybody agrees that china should be the issue? how many people feel as though he is going to bring up maga republicans? >> of course. absolutely. >> thinks that's a good idea? why? >> because it's obviously an issue. it's divided this country and we have extremists on both sides. the people need to understand that we're not going to have another storm on the capitol or how are we bringing the country

together as opposed to attacks and people hating each other. >> brian: right. do you think that will bring people together to say maga republicans? >> i mean, we have to be real. and that's a reality that, you know, that you have that there, which is an issue to people who feel it's not a democracy when you are dealing with those types of perceptions or the way people, you know, put themselves out politically. so i think it's important. i don't think it's dividing. i think it's an issue that a lot of americans want to, you know, want to be addressed by the president. >> brian: right. and then half the country will be totally enraged that he labels them like that, right, brian? >> january 6th has gone away. it's gone away because in our country, you have due process. and the democrats can't go through the process of discovery. it would fall apart. the hypocrisy and the nonsense. >> brian: we will see because there will be a follow-up. listen, in about 30 minutes we will come back and open it way way up. not bad answers just your

answers. i will go back casually to the couch or excuse me to the chair. >> ainsley: to the curvey chair. excellent answers and brian will interview them again at #:50 and steve will be with them in the last hour. >> steve: listen to this story. an arizona rancher is being held on a million dollars bond and facing first degree murder charges. that guy right there, george allen kelly is accused of shooting and killing a mexican citizen who was apparently trespassing on his land. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington with the latest for us, griff? >> griff: good morning, ainsley, steve and brian. this story highlights the reality that ranchers living along the border have been dealing with for the past two years. hundreds of thousands of migrants illegally crossing cron their property all hours of the day no one there to stop them or take them into custody. now in arizona a sits in jail shooting a migrant who trespassed on his land.

73-year-old george allen kelly facing first degree murder charges after a body was recovered on his property which sits some 75 miles south of tucson in just a mile and a half off the u.s.-mexico border. you can see here on the map. now, kelly is begging a judge to reduce his bail set at $1 million fearing for his wife's safety. saying in court documents, quote: she's there by herself. nobody to take care of her. the livestock, or the ranch. now as santa cruz county sheriff's office investigates this case. local reports say the deceased man was a mexican national with a history of crossing the border but had no connection to kelly. now, the incident highlights the crisis in arizona which cbp says there has been more than 150,000 migrant encounters so far this fiscal year. and in this tucson sector, where this occurred, agents tell me that they lead the nation in the number of known got-aways. now, all of this comes as the border patrol chief of the tucson sector, john modlin is

set to appear in just a few hours before the house oversight committee alongside gloria chavez the chief of the rgv sector. first time we have heard from sector chief since the border crisis began two years ago. meanwhile over in texas. governor greg abbott posting a picture to twitter, video, actually, of more border wall being constructed as a state effort to try to supplement what he sees as a lack of federal resources along his border. now, that wall section, you are looking at, is being constructed in the rgv sector. perhaps that will come up in the hearing with chief chavez today in the more than 10 years that i have covered the border guys, every agent has told me they need three things to keep things under control. manpower, technology, and infrastructure that wall obviously infrastructure. see what happens. the hearing starts at 10:00 a.m. brian, ainsley, and steve. >> steve: we will cover it. >> ainsley: i read an article in "newsweek" george allen kelly the man griff was talking about

the 73-year-old cattle rancher. he does return to court tomorrow and he said i can't afford a million dollars bond. he said please reduce this. my wife is on the ranch by herself. there is no one to take care of my life stock. he was arrested because according to this article the investigation initially revealed he was shot the immigrant was shot in the area. he was found up to 150 yards from the kelly property. but, he -- it's also being reported that he was shot on his property. so they don't know if the immigrant ran and then was found on someone else's property later. >> steve: right. so, at the next court hearing. it will be interesting to hear what other details are revealed about mr. kelly pictured right there. there aren't a lot of details that have been released so far. it is unclear, although slim, whether or not they knew each other. and no motive has been listed at this point. but, they -- i was reading in one of the stories, i think it was in the daily mail this morning, it said that a friend of the rancher said that he had issues with people who were on his property illegally and also

apparently this particular man from mexico had a history of crossing into the united states illegally and apparently had been deported a number of times. lots we don't know. we just know he is still in jail. and details coming up tomorrow. >> brian: all right. let's bring in congresswoman elise stefanik, chairman of the house conference member of the house intelligence and armed services committee. welcome, congresswoman. >> good morning. >> brian: now that you are officially in leadership in a position. as we look at the state of the union tonight, how often do you think you will be standing? >> well, certainly that's up to joe biden. and i don't think joe biden is going to be reaching across the aisle. i think he is going to try to lecture house republicans and frankly double down on his failed far left policies that we have seen for the last two years whether it's the trillions of dollars of reckless spending that have caused this debt crisis or whether it's the border crisis which we just heard from griff. house republicans are going to highlight our commitment to america in the guests we bring

so you will see border patrol families, you will see law enforcement. i'm inviting a local county sheriff from montgomery county from my district to highlight the crime crisis and important laws that house republicans wanted to pass in order to support our law enforcement and address the crime crisis on our streets. but, you know, this is not my first state of the union hearing from joe biden. he tends to double down on his failed far left policies. >> ainsley: going to be interesting because kevin mccarthy will be sitting behind him. we are used to nancy pelosi sitting there we all remember during trump when she ripped up the state of the union. we want to ask you, too, about this chinese spy flight because he says he is not changing his speech. do you think he should? does he need to address. this he absolutely needs to address this, ainsley. i sit on the house intelligence committee and the house armed service was committee. a senior member on both of those committees. the fact that joe biden, he abysmally failed in terms of handling this as the commander-in-chief. we're talking about our number one adversary in the 21st century. going into our sovereign

airspace. and what is very concerning is this administration and joe biden had no intention of telling the american people until an everyday american pointed it out. he abysmally failed to address. this and that is sending a signal of weakness to communist china. we need to assert strength, peace through strength which is why house republicans are going to stand up for peace through strength when it comes to our defense policies. this is part of the reason that we started the select china committee, which is bipartisan, by the way. because we believe this is -- this needs to be an american priority not a partisan one. it should unify and does unify everyday americans who know that a rising china is an adversary to the united states of america. >> steve: you say he should talk about it. he says nope, not going to do it. here he is yesterday. watch. >> you have known about the balloon program for some time. halls it always been your view to shoot down a chinese spy balloon or was it only because it became public? >> oh, no. it was always my position. once it came over the -- into

the united states from canada, i told the defense department i wanted to shoot it down as soon as it was appropriate. they concluded -- they concluded we should not shoot it down over land. it was not a serious threat and we should wait until it got across the water. >> does this change your speech tomorrow night, sir,. >> no. >> and your foreign policy message? >> steve: you know, congresswoman, it's interesting, there is a story in the "the washington post" that reveals that apparently when joe biden came into office, they changed how they classified different things and it wasn't until after these things left the airspace that the pentagon was told oh, by the way, those were china. isn't it curious apparently nobody at the pentagon told president trump what was going on. you got to wonder maybe the people at the pentagon if we tell them he is going to shoot it down and we don't want him to shoot it down. >> there is lot more questions to be answered and why it's important to have breefingtses for members of congress. speaker mccarthy has demanded

'a briefing not just for congressional leadership but for all members. certainly the committees on which i serve, the intelligence committee and armed services committee, we're going to ask many, many tough questions. again, as we think about a rising china in terms of being a top adversary for the united states in the 21st century, we need make sure we have an understanding of what information were they collected? what intel was this chinese spy balloon collecting? and why do we even allow it to enter our sovereign airspace? governor, china is watching, our adversaries are watching. they have seen weakness from day one from joe biden as commander-in-chief. i think this actually goes back to the catastrophic afghanistan withdrawal both russia and china were watching that weakness and they are asserting, trying to assert their strength to take advantage of that weakness. we need to return to the policies we saw under president trump and republican leadership when we had a strong commander-in-chief. >> ainsley: we also wanted to ask but thursday. because i know this is the first hearing for the subcommittee on

political weap weaponization ofe federal government. witnesses from both sides. is this to talk about agencies, government agencies who particularly targeted conservatives? >> it's great question, ainsley. so i think this will be some of the most important work of the house republican majority. this is about transparency and shining a spotlight. so this first open hearing is to set the tables. if you talk to elder americans, they are deeply concerned that federal agencies are targeting hard-working americans. and that there is two sets of rules. if you happen to have the last name clinton or biden, crimes are brushed under the rug. we have seen how the fbi and the department of justice have not addressed hunter biden's clear crimes and yet, at the same time, they are targeting conservatives and republicans because of your political beliefs. we see that in their targeting of parents. we see that in their targeting of whistleblowers in their own agencies who raise concerns. so, this is going to set the tables that this is an issue, this is important to address. and we are going to leave no stone unturned. i believe this is going to lead

to bombshell reports the work of this subcommittee and ultimately lentil legislative reforms. >> brian: yeah. you need those whistleblowers, those fbi agents we hear so much about that evidently have a story to tell and they have already gotten some retribution on them already. hopefully we will get a chance to see them. congresswoman stefanik going to be a long day for you. thank you for joining us this morning. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: she will be the first one in the office already. up early. >> ainsley: that's true up early. >> steve: 7:15 and time for news and ashley starts in milwaukee. >> ashley: good morning, guys. start with a fox news alert. two communities mourning a pair of hero police officers killed in the line of duty. the first tragedy unfolding overnight in milwaukee. that shooting happening just hours ago taking the life of an officer who died at the scene. another officer was killed yesterday near pittsburgh. an officer was shot and killed and another wounded during a confrontation with a man suffering from a mental health crisis. officer sean was only 32 years old and officer chuck thomas jr. was released from the hospital

late last night. and another fox news alert. the biden administration deploying crews to turkey to help rescue the countless people trapped under the rubble from that 7.8 magnitude earthquake. more than 5100 people have been confirmed dead. and officials fear that number could reach 10,000. israel sending emergency aid to syria. emergency officials have rescued almost 3,000 people buried under the rubble. mayor adams ending the vaccine mandate for city workers. optional for city workers starting friday. those workers who lost their jobs will not automatically get their old positions back. the city says they must reapply to be considered for those roles. we're just days away from the super bowl and donna kelce surprised her sons with cookies. first to fails off in super bowl history. and some fans are pushing a petition for their mom to do the

coin flip but momma kelce says she is not interested. >> there are so many legends and people that have their blood, sweat, and tears on that field and for a mom that's never played football, i don't think that's the right place for her to be. >> ashley: the chiefs take on the eagles. coverage on fox. very own brian kilmeade will be in arizona covering the big game starting on friday. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> ainsley: did you say brian is going? >> brian: i meant to tell you this. >> ainsley: when did you find this out? >> brian: just came through. it's not widely reported. ains are you excited. >> brian: yeah. >> steve: i think i helped book some of your guests from the hunt family in kansas city. >> ainsley: yeah. that was a great interview. >> steve: i think they are going to be showing up. >> ainsley: were they an oil family in texas and they made their money and then they buy the kansas city chiefs it goes back generations. >> steve: goes back generations lamar hunt originally and his son is part of the family that owns it. and clark hunt is the guy who

pretty much does the day-to-day stuff. >> ainsley: you interviewed his his daughter who knows so much about football and the team and they always get asked about injuries. >> steve: that's right. rather than it being close, gracie hunt said we want a blow out. we don't want it close. we want a blow out. >> ainsley: we are pulling for them for you, steve. double murder trial of alex murdaugh. how other allegations could change the course of this case. >> brian: plus that, massive derailment on the ohio state-pennsylvania line prompting massive evacuations. the effort to contain toxic criminals released on purpose. ♪ second date, wish me luck buddy. mouth to mission control. we have a denture problem. over. roger that. with polident cleanser and polident adhesive refresh and secure for any close encounter. if your mouth could talk it would ask for polident and poligrip.

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♪ >> ainsley: the south carolina judge hearing the case of alex

murdaugh ruling that prosecutors may present evidence of the disgraced attorney's alleged financial crimes. this as jurors hear from a lawyer representing the young woman killed in that 2019 boat crash involving alex murdaugh's son paul. he claims that the elder murdaugh tried to intimidate him into dropping the case. joining us now to discuss this, south carolina attorneys grant. we have grant varner and kim varner. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> >> ainsley: good morning. kim, i will start with you. what do you think is going through the jurors' minds right now? >> the jurors, i think, are very confused. this has turned into a very, very long trial, as a matter of fact, one of the jurors yesterday sent a note to the judge asking could he be excused and that would open a flood gate. there's a mountain of material. i think the jury is mystified hard to keep up. so many timelines, it is very

technical. at this stage, i think they are kind of at a loss but, again, we are early in the case so it's hard to tell at this stage where the jury is. >> ainsley: grant, let's talk about what happened yesterday that's new information. so, malory beach, the girl who is in the boat with paul and a lot of their friends like many people in charleston do they get in their boats go out, apparently alcohol involved. and paul allegedly ran into the bridge and she flies out of the boat and they find her body days later. her attorney, mark tinsley spoke yesterday. listen to this. >> alex sees me and he comes across and he gets up close in my face and says hey, bo, what's this i'm hearing about what you're saying? i thought we were friends? i replied alex, we are friends. the point of it was we are friends. i took it he tried to intimidate me e didn't intimidate me and sort of bully me into backing

off. >> ainsley: grant? >> let me tell you, that was a tense exchange i watched the jim griffin cross-examination of attorney tinsley there. it was almost like it came out of an episode of law and order with kinsley whipping an order out of his pocket, if you want to see it, here it is. certainly if a jury does in fact hear that testimony, boy, i'm going to tell you, it sounds believable, it sounds credible i think mr. tinsley made it clear he was not intimidated and intended to pursue vigorously anything he could on behalf of the beach family. if mr. tinsley does come back as this trial progresses and let's say this lands in front of a jury, i will be watching intently as he and jim griffin tangle again.

very interesting ains jurors will be able to hear about his financial crimes. we weren't sure if the judge would allow that in they are. that could have something to do with motive. why would you kill your wife and your son? is it because you were going to get insurance money? it just might pertain to motive. they still have not found the weapon. thank you so much for being here. we are all fascinated by this case. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you're welcome. come up, the desperate effort to locate the debris from china's secret spy flight scattered across the coast of south carolina where those two individuals were. the retired fbi special agent on what's next in the investigation allergies don't have to be scary. (screaming) defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain? and the congestion that causes it! flonase headache and allergy relief. psst! psst! all good!

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supervisory special agent of the joint terrorism task force former swat team supervisor and the founder and ceo of jupin international jack jupin. >> thanks, steve, for having me. >> steve: debris field they shot it down. apparently in an area of 1500 meters by 1500-meter. they saw it come down we all saw it come down. >> we all did. >> steve: now it's in 50 feet of water. they are going to fish stuff out and take it to quantico and what are those guys going to do. >> the lab is essentially going to put this back together again. every piece we obtain from the crime scene we look at it as a crime scene. we have done. this we have a lot of experience at this. the lab is the best in the world at this kind of stuff. we have put together ieds. we have put back together plane crashes such as that. the laboratory does have the resources and the technology to put this back together again. >> steve: sure, just because it's under 50 feet of water right now, you have done airplanes and blacks boxes and

all sorts of stuff. water is not going to slow you down. >> no, it's not going to slow us down at all. the lab should be able to recreate what was shot down. >> steve: ultimately, you know, and interestingly enough, when i was in kansas city last friday, apparently it was crossing over nearby. who knew? but what we want to know is what exactly does that thing do? i mean, when you look at it, you probably just see a big puffy thing and some gizmo at the bottom. what's the gizmo do. >> that's the ultimate question, right, steve? what is it. that's where the recovery is so essential in this case. i believe that's exactly why they shot it down the way they did to try and preserve as much of the evidence that they could to see exactly what was -- what was hanging from that. what kind of equipment, what kind of technical equipment. and let's put that back together again. >> steve: are you amazed that that particular puffy thing was allowed to just float across some of our most sensitive nuclear installations and across the balance of the country until

we pulled the trigger? >> yeah. i think that's an intelligence failure on our part. i think that once be it hit u.s. airspace up towards alaska i know there was a genuine concern if it was shot down over a populated area that that could be a problem and cause injuries. that being said, you know, it also could have had a weapon on it. could have had a chemical device on it. it could have had a lot of other things that could have also caused not only damage and, you know, deaths and injuries, but could have also damaged our infrastructure. >> steve: sure, absolutely. you know, the average american didn't know that such things were floating around until last week. it's got to be frustrating for somebody like you in the intel community, formerly in the intel community that is so -- so many of us have been kept in the dark about this. >> they have. i mean, i spent my last five years in the fbi working intelligence operations. and i do know a lot of people, you know, currently in the current intelligence community

and retired. i know people that, you know, are all shaking their head. i'm in communication with a lot of retired agents and intelligent people how could we ever let something like this happen? >> steve: after the analyst at quantico figure out what that thing is and what it did and it's capabilities, will we ever know? >> no. most likely you probably won't. some of it will get out. >> steve: we want to know, jack. come on. tell us what that thing does. >> most like little you won't. i agree with you, steve. the american people deserve to know. you know, what was actually floating over, you know, our airspace over, you know, our entire country. steve indeed, all right. jack, thank you very much for having us. >> thanks so much for having me. >> steve: 7:34 here in the east. hundreds of people in northeast ohio have been evacuated after officials released toxic chemicals into the air from five derailed train cars that were at the risk of exploding. the governor of ohio, mike

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i was apes residents in the northeastern part of ohio are being urged to stay away from their houses this morning after officials release toxic chemicals into the air from five derailed train cars at risk of exploding. >> steve: that derailment happened at east palestine that's near the pennsylvania governor. >> brian: ohio governor mike dewine joins us now and is dealing with this. a.good morning. >> you hear about this accident and hear it's going to be terrible. with chemicals involved. what has happened since the collision that has you most worried? >> well, things started to go south, i guess, sunday night i was on a conference call with our team. they notified me that the railroad said one of the car's heat was going up and if it hit a certain point, you know, it would explode.

what they described as catastrophic damage. so, we had to make a decision. i was working with governor shapiro. this is located 45 miles or so from pittsburgh. so, you know, any kind of damage would go directly into pennsylvania as well as ohio. had to make a decision, frankly, do we have the railroad do this release, controlled release which they ended up doing yesterday. or not? and made the decision based on the best information we could get that it was better to have the release and then, we had to make sure that did everything we could to remove people from that area. actually it was the third time we had gone through with the sheriff's office and highway patrol to make sure people were out of that area and given notification. >> ainsley: governor, i know

five of the cars were carrying vinyl chloride. it's associated with highenned risk of some forms of cancer. experts saying short-term exposure to low levels doesn't present long term health risks to the residents. are the residents okay? and when are they allowed to go home? >> well, we don't know. we're going to continue to monitor the air. what we have been monitoring, e.p.a. monitoring the air outside of this area where we warned people not to be. so far so good the quality of the air is good there and we would expect that to continue. what we don't know at this moment is what the quality is inside and we're going to have we think some of the national guard is going to go in today with suits on place the censors inside that area so we can understand what is going on in there. >> steve: is this stuff too dangerous to transport by railcar, given what has just

happened to your state? >> >> i think it raises all kinds of questions. we have seen it up close and personal the last few days and the people columbiana county have seen. this so, this is a big, big deal. you know, we have grave concern about it. so, look, i think that all of these issues have to be -- have to be looked at. and we'll wait, first of all, the report from the federal government in regard to exactly what caused the derailment. >> steve: governor, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: there is a lot of moving parts to this. thanks for giving us an update. >> thank you very much. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ainsley: i want to turn to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. biden administration now deploying crews in turkey to help save the countless people trapped in rubble from the 7.8 magnitude earthquake. more than 5100 people are confirmed dead. officials fear the number could top 10,000.

and check out this heart breaking footage out of sir yasmght rescue crews digging through rubble with their bare hands in search for survivors in aleppo. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel is sending tents, medication, blankets and more just to help the syrian recovery efforts. now turning to america's crime crisis. the nypd arrests a suspect in the shooting of an off duty officer who is fighting for his life. charges are pending against the suspect who allegedly shot the 26-year-old officer in the head during an attempted robbery on saturday night. police say the officer and his brother-in-law were trying to buy a used car when the pulled out a gun. during the arrest the suspect was hauled off in the victim's handcuffs. the fedex and southwest airplanes that nearly collided on a runway may have come within 100 feet of each other. the ntsb says the fedex plane was right over the southwest aircraft heading to cancun with 128 people on board. the fedex pilot called for the passenger flight to stop its

takeoff but the southwest pilot kept going. the federal investigation into the incident is also ongoing. matthew mcconaughey is reportedly in talks to join a new yellowstone spin off. accorded to deadline kevin costner is considering an exit to shift his focus to directing and starring in the upcoming western film records horizon. costner is a big part of yellowstone and we hope that's the case for a long time to come. the network also called mcconaughey a phenomenal talent with whom we love to partner. and those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> ainsley: he is yellowstone. is he john dutton the main character. >> steve: maybe it's a negotiation. >> ainsley: you cannot leave. thank you, ashley. >> brian: isn't matthew mcconaughey the sexiest man alive. >> ainsley: according to "time." he's cute but kevin costner, whew. right, janice? >> janice: brian kilmeade should be on that list as well.

>> brian: yes, i think i'm sexy. >> janice: he wanted us to i should have been on the sexiest list as well. >> ainsley: or steve. >> steve: of course. >> janice: steve, you are on that list as well. >> steve: thank you. >> janice: we should do some weather. take a look at the maps. warmer temperatures than we did over the weekend for parts of the northeast. it's 30 right now. feels a little cool but it is february. but we are going to get into the 50's over the next 24 hours which is going to be nice for folks that like an early springtime feel. a little spring in your step if you will. and then we also have this storm system across the south. that's going to develop today. snow for parts of the rockies and then severe storms could be possible for texas, louisiana, towards mississippi and up towards the northeast. snow behind the system, which we will continue to monitor over the next couple of days and fox weather.com will have all of your latest details. here is your rain forecast. several inches of rain just west of the mississippi river valley. that's your forecast. there's the latest from fox square on the corner of sixth

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let's start with you madeline, when you have the majority of democrats who say the current president, even after that strong midterm from his party, don't want him to run again what do you say to that? >> what i say to it is that each individual american voter needs to look at their real life situation, all right, and decide if they are better off than what they were four years ago. >> brian: right. >> okay? i personally don't feel he needs to run again. we need a strong leader. we need someone who is going to go in there and shake things up and rock the boat and clean it from the top to the bottom. >> brian: marissa, what about you? you think somebody should come in there fresh because he is feeling the wind is at his back. he says he has got 517,000 jobs added. >> you know, i was an early supporter of joe biden. as a democrat i'm not going to

say that i'm going to turn my back on my president because i'm not. but i do not think that he should run again. he missed his chance in 2016. that's when he should have run. he cannot withstand another term. he is, are unfortunately, aging and he is just not accomplishing what he promised us he was going to do. >> he is running. i don't even know anybody on the left that says look at me. >> there's no ron desantis in the wings on the left it doesn't seem. >> and that's the problem. like, who do you have that can run besides him? but he definitely doesn't need to run. that's like the last thick he. >> keep your eye out for michelle obama. she is in the bullpen, she is warming up and, you know, who else do they have? kamala harris is -- she is incapable. >> she said she wouldn't run. >> kamala harris was the strength behind this older president but unfortunately it didn't turn out that way. and i wonder if it's this way because they didn't want her to overpower him and take away from

oh he is older. >> she is the best security blanket he ever had. because nobody wants him to be removed from office because the alternative is so much worse than he is. so she guarantees that he stays there at least for the end of term. >> brian: would it make him a better candidate, a stronger ticket with somebody else that was stronger? because even democrats, she has got 38% approval rating for the country. >> well, i don't think he should run. and i don't think it matters who is on that ticket. because he is at the top of the ticket. i think we definitely have stronger candidates on the republican side, actually. you know, i like to see ron desantis. i like to see someone younger and probably more center and not extreme. i want to see the governor of florida where people from new york are flocking to versus, you know, states where people are leaving. >> brian: right. >> so, yeah. i think there are stronger candidates unfortunately on the republican side as a registered democrat it's sad to say. >> what she said about the job

claim, i think he is going to push a lot on that with the state of the union about the new jobs. but i can tell you being a small business owner in the area that work has slowed down. people are operating with less people on their staff. unemployment locally definitely on the street has been up. so, i see the state of the union, he is going to talk about the job claims but i think it's an antiquated number. >> what he is saying because literally there's no jobs in the neighborhood i'm from. >> brian: where are you from. >> jersey city new jersey. >> brian: you look around were they there two years ago pre-pandemic. >> free pandemic they were there. >> i'm going to disagree. i'm sorry, a small business and an employer. i can't find qualified employees. >> brian: what do you do. >> i'm an attorney. i have my own law practice. i have interviewed numerous people. everyone wants to work from home. they have become lazy since this pandemic. so i -- there's jobs but people don't just want to work. >> brian: let's get marissa in

there. marissa, do you find that? we have lost our work ethic as a country and can that come from capitol hill? can you get that from the president? hey, people, you have got to work harder. >> you know, i unfortunately think that there has been such a shift. i know as a millennial, my generation, everybody wants to work from home. i work from home. i enjoy working from home. i was very fortunate i took advantage of the white hot economy and triple my salary and do it from home. there's a lot of that going on. when this push to return to office comes back, you will see a lot of those jobs go away, too. >> brian: get madeline in on this, too. you moved. so you're commuting to manhattan. >> yes. >> brian: so when the president says he gets 38% economic rating but he said we have historic growth. we have had historic jobs. historic low. dating back to preworld war ii when it comes to unemployment. >> well, indeed.com job postings is not the same as actual jobs. so, when he says that, all

right, to me, that is just another way of manipulating data and trying. >> brian: you don't trust the data. >> not at all. because it's easily manipulated. it's easily manipulated and we are so focused. >> brian: macro. >> numbers, all right? and not really paying attention to what's really going on. what's really happening. >> brian: that's the -- if you fall in love with those numbers and you give a positive speech about the economy, it makes you look out of touch when inflation matters so much. >> it doesn't actually resonate with me because everything is more expensive. >> brian: gotcha. >> using data to make it sound great. >> brian: got you back in an hour. thank you so much. time is up for the house of mouse. pay up says florida governor ron desantis. where is bob iger to broker a peace deal? we'll discuss it. ♪ ♪birds flyin' high, you know how i feel.♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪

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