reform of that law as i mentioned. >> todd: at the end of the day, not only benefit republicans but benefit democrats and the country because we are all americans. sohrab ahmari thank you for your time and insight on this important cause. >> >> ashley: thank you. >> todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. >> intelligence revealing it's part of a broader global surveillance program. >> not like this is a one-off campaign with will xi jinping. >> biden doubling down of the state of the union claim. >> bill. >> freeze i meant social security as well. >> that's why bidens polls are so well it was disinformation. >> hunter biden's half-fake laptop story. >> shut have reinstated the post

account. >> didn't always get it right. >> wanted to take it down. i think you got played by the fbi. >> state senate rejecting state board of education a after she defended the constitution. >> virginians are not having it. >> children are untethered for the country what our future look like. >> budd wiser wise foals. hosting super bowl watch party. ♪ ♪ >> brian: this is so interesting. that's the song that was playing when i finally told the guy at the door i have got to leave. i have a show to do. >> velvet robe she walked right through the clubs, i just like the beat. you can insert lyrics. could this be rihanna?

>> steve: no. >> ainsley: no, it's not. >> brian: she is going to be play at halftime. >> steve: should have asked rihanna. >> brian: "the five" gives request what do you want to bump in and out with. i thought that's odd. >> steve: toba has been working in the control room over 20 years. >> brian: i have never met him. >> steve: brian has some requests. what would you like for the next hour? >> brian: next hour? it's funny you bring that up. beautiful day by u2. how about that? >> steve: you got it. >> ainsley: i love that song. >> brian: remember y 2 k was supposed to bring everything to its knees. >> ainsley: were you thinking that when you saw the state of the union when you saw bono? my favorite song is u2. >> steve: bono and u2 those were the actual airplanes circling the chinese balloons. u2 planes. we have learned that half way through this show, after brian

hears his song, is he going to get in an airplane and fly to the super bowl and that is where we start. >> ainsley: you are going to the super bowl? >> brian: by the way, is this a private flight? am i getting on a flight by myself? >> ainsley: a hot air balloon. [laughter] >> steve: maybe during the show. >> brian: i have to. i have a shoot at nfl honors the two hour difference. got to be on the red carpet a certain amount of time turn around and package. >> steve: got to be on the red carpet. >> ainsley: what's the temperature in arizona got to be warm. >> brian: 70 degrees. >> ainsley: find out what the weather is in philadelphia because lawrence jones is having breakfast with our friends there ahead of the super bowl. >> steve: check in with him at chickees and pete which is a legendary eagles watering hole, right? >> lawrence: that's right. good morning, family. i can confirm i checked with the pilots that byron's private jet is fueled up and standing by for him to head to the super bowl

big game. we are not fair and balanced covering both games. but they sent a cowboy game all the way to filly to celebrate with them for their super bowl, guys. we will be here all morning talking with friends. when brian takes off, we will be hosting live here and have some folks on set. >> brian: this might be a bad time to ask but do they serve breakfast? >> stev steve. >> ainsley: what does that say crab fries? what are crab fries? >> steve: the segment is breakfast with friends you better have breakfast. >> brian: sometimes we don't cross the t's and dot the i's. sometimes we send them to a lunch place. >> ainsley: this is where they all hang out? oh, can you serve breakfast today we're going to be there for diner. >> steve: super bowl is all about the we're anyway. >> ainsley: probably closed two years ago and playing your song, brian. what are crabfries? do you see that on the sign?

>> brian: go ahead, lawrence. >> lawrence: brian, i'm sure there will be breakfast on the jet as well. don't you worry, i will make sure that it gets catered all the way. >> brian: and i need a tray table. [laughter] >> steve: okay, lawrence. thank you very much. meanwhile, a moment ago. i mentioned the u2 plane that circled the spy balloon or the spy fly as we like to refer to it. later today, both houses of congress are going to get classified briefing to figure out to explain to the lawmakers who were didn't shoot it down fast enough. what exactly do we know about these things. we know a little bit that it's been revealed in open source reporting the balloons are apparently controlled by the people's lynn enter ration army which is the chinese military. >> brian: sounds like a wonderful group. >> steve: they have got, just before that b blew up. it had solar panels more power than a flight balloon. wind patterns it had rutters and

propellers. "the washington post" says we don't note size of the balloon fleet; however, there have been dozens of missions since 2018 and apparently the balloons are built by a technical company in china. >> ainsley: yeah. they said it's not a weather research balloon like beijing is saying. >> brian: really? >> ainsley: used for espionage and china refuses to name the company or entity that owns this flight. so, house and senate being briefed. it's going to be a classified briefing. and then the u.p.s. also held briefings in washington and beijing with 40 nations. different diplomats from different embassies that represent 40 different countries. >> steve: this is what we know. >> ainsley: that's what they were mentioning. all the information about this balloon and the details. they said the u.s. deputy secretary of state wendy sherman briefed 150 diplomats on monday representing those 40 countries. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: want to share as much as we can who may be susceptible to these types of operations. >> brian: already these balloons spotted in japan, india, taiwan

and the philippines. it's fascinating for me and seems to be a disconnect. that's why i can't wait to see what comes out of this briefing. we went to not knowing anything about these balloons. they breached our perimeter and got into our airspace in the trump years. we just didn't recognize it. then we looked back at old tapes like we all do to realm minute necessary. evidently we spotted them but didn't tell the trump people because they didn't know what to make of it. in one week we know so much about them. briefing 40 countries, briefing about multiple operations all about what they are about. who made them, how much they weigh. what their actual goal is, how they took an old technology and tried to make this sophisticated surveillance situation. the other thing that is kind of scary it doesn't seem we had the ability to surveil and pick up a balloon that's going into our hemisphere. i'm more concerned about hypersonic missiles. i understand we can really knock that out of the sky. i thought we would be able to see a balloon come into the sky

also in the president's interview with judy road roof asked about the balloon. what is this going to do about your relations want it back. he says i talked to. they wait a second you have talked to them since this happened? no, i have talked to them before. i haven't talked to them since this happened. the idea of shooting down a balloon that is gathering information over america, that's not going to make relations worse. what a bizarre answer. i talked to them but did you talk to them sense? no. i know you have talked to them. how does that come up. to me he seems totally detached from all of this. >> ainsley: criticizing him why didn't you shoot this down earlier why didn't it take 8 days? so he answered that question with judy yesterday on pbs. listen. i. >> i told the military i have wanted to shoot it down when it was safe to do it. they said it was unsafe to do it over land. they said they could learn a lot in the meantime by watching it go across the country. as soon as they had a chance to shoot it down over water they

did and they are recovering major pieces of it to determine if we can learn anything from what they garnered and what kind of equipment they h you know, there were several of these balloons that during the last administration they didn't even know they were there they didn't do anything about them. so, um, look, i just think that, um, the idea that it was a dereliction of duty, i think is bizarre notion. china knows exactly that what the deal is with us. >> steve: china does know. >> brian: hard to stay awake in the whole sense. did he nod off? >> steve: brian, he was awake late the night before. >> brian: that makes sense. >> steve: i don't know about the briefing the intel gives the house and senate because they are classified. and lawmakers are not supposed to blab what they hear. we probably know as much as we're going. to say the other thing is that could be the only interview, one-on-one interview we see from

the president. usually during the super bowl show, since it's on fox there would be an interview, sit down with the president used to be halftime and then it moved to 4:30 in the afternoon. >> ainsley: not doing it this year? >> steve: so far the white house has not told fox, yep, we're going to do it. >> brian: tradition broken. >> steve: send peter doocy to the second floor of the white house to do impromptu interview. hello i have a camera. >> brian: feel bad for shannon bream has a brand new show. usually done by sunday show. >> steve: or bret. >> brian: barack obama had no problem doing it for eight years. why wouldn't somebody who has had 60 years' experience in front of a camera. and just the last thing on this. does anybody think that we would have learned anything about this if the people of montana didn't look up and see a balloon? and that's the question. you weren't going to shoot this down in south carolina unless a citizen spotted it. and you can't convince me otherwise. >> ainsley: that's one of the

questions. and would blinken have gone to china? >> brian: of course. >> ainsley: would they have swept this under the rug and not told anybody about it. the a mother defending the constitution totally blocked from sitting on virginia's board of education. how she is being punished for taking a stance against socialism. >> brian: doctors deliver incredible news for buffalo bills damar hamlin hamlin when he could return to the field following his devastating injury arched near death. >> ainsley: what an incredible story. ♪ what are you waiting for ♪ say goodbye to my heart tonighter ♪e' s a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is a once-daily pill that is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression.

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yesterday at a memorial a week after she was gunned down in her car. >> the fbi and police are on the hunt for the killer. new surveillance video shows a possible suspect. council woman eunice dwumfour. the first african-american to hold office in her bureau. >> she saw our community and she saw her residents. >> we can all learn from. >> geraldo: beliefs, principles, her love of god, her family. her loyalty to oath of office. she taught me to have faith in the process. and that is a gift that i don't think can i ever repay. >> todd: new surveillance footage shows a suspect running toward the back of the town

house complex where junk for wa. six and nine gunshots rang out. they heard dwumfour's white nissan slamming into other parked vehicles. investigators tell the "new york post" video camera caught dwumfour speaking to the shooter shortly before her death. police are asking for the public's help to find the killer. dash cam video, doorbell cams or surveillance footage from businesses as well. dwumfour a former e.m.t. who was recently married leaves behind a 12-year-old daughter. we're also learning the fbi has joined the hunt for her killer. back to you. >> steve: todd, you said that the "new york post" is reporting that apparently there is a little video of the shooter speaking to her just before. do we know is it two seconds? is it 10 seconds? is it a minute? do we have any idea what might have happened before he actually started. >> todd: that's a key question. unclear to the length of time. obviously that's going to set up

whether or not this is somebody that was known to her or was this a random interaction that unfortunately led to her death? obviously, that seems to be at this point based upon the evidence that we're seeing the key question and the key piece of evidence at this point. >> steve: right. the video is so grainy and so hard to tell. >> todd: right. >> steve: hot person is, that's not really going to help anybody other than solicit more video, probably. >> >> todd: correct. >> ainsley: hard to know this 12-year-old is going to grow up without her mother. thank you. >> brian: go over to ashley for the latest. >> ashley: update on senator john fetterman. the pennsylvania lawmaker was put in washington overnight. his office says he was feeling light-headed during a senate democratic retreat before being taken to george washington university hospital for tests. last year fetterman suffered a near fatal stroke and underwent heart surgery to implant a pacemaker with a defibrillator. initial tests show he didn't suffer another stroke but we are

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is going to honor the debt. that's exactly what this proposed piece of legislation will do. this is obviously now going to be controlled by the state of florida, which is no longer self-governing for them. so there's a new sheriff in town. and that's just the way it's going to be. [applause] >> ainsley: the self-governing zone owes the state a whopping $700 million. the nfl players association guaranteeing buffalo bills safety damar hamlin will play professional football again. the comment made months after hamlin went into cardiac arrest following a hard hit against the cincinnati bengals. and hamlin getting in on the super bowl week festivities receiving the player's association community action award. the honor coming after his charity raised more than $9 million following that scary, scary injury. those were your headlines guys, back to you. >> brian: amazing he could be back on the field. >> ainsley: thank you, ashley. let's go to the state of virginia. there is a lady named suparna

duda. she was appointed by the governor glenn youngkin. >> steve: nominated. >> ainsley: to sit on the board of education. it has to be nominated by the board. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: she was arguing with one of the board members at one of the meetings about the constitution. she supports it. she doesn't support socialism. she is an immigrant from india. and one week later they said we're withdrawing your nomination. we're taking a vote it. passed along party lines for her not to sit on the board of education. >> steve: she was set to be confirmed on tuesday night. at the last minute because she got into this conversation with, among other people, ann hole ton, who is married to democrat senator tim kaine of the commonwealth of virginia. who said she was uncomfortable with some of the language involved. and what they were doing is they were talking about changes to history and social science curriculum in virginia schools to the fundamental principles outlined are that the declaration of independence and constitution are remarkable documents. that's what they said.

and shah socialism and communism are incompatible with democracy and individual freedom. >> ainsley: that's what duda said. >> steve: right. exactly. tim kaine's wife said you know what? i'm not comfortable with that. ms. duda actually appeared on the channel a little earlier today and said this about getting bounced off the board of education. >> leaks about it but when blatant lies and mistruths and smears are peddled on the floor of the state senate by senator horeb my and that not a single democrat senator questions it, you know, just an ordinary citizen so cheaply smeared. it makes one wonder. this is a pattern that we parents have been noticing. standing up for advocating for our children only one side of

the aisle republican that we have had any support. walls this really the country i immigrated to? >> brian: right. so get. this tim kaine's wife decides she is not worthy because she brought up things like socialism and capitalism. can't really coexist together. when she brought it up and said why do you have a problem with that? that might be good for a 12th grade debate but that's not good for us. on the declaration of independence treated african-americans like second class. it didn't mention slaves. we all know that debate it. doesn't mean you sideline the declaration of independence. we wouldn't be in this country and you wouldn't be having that debate if it wasn't for the people of virginia and if it wasn't for those founding fathers as imperfect as they were which they imported, of course, from the u.k. glenn youngkin is outraged. part of the reason why he got the job as governor is because of his view on education and giving parents rights. and this was his appointment. listen. the liberals don't think liberals matter. sue 'par that is parent.

that's why we put her on our state board of education notwithstanding a masters three engineering and indian immigrant but most importantly she is parent the progressive liberals don't care support board member who doesn't believe we should teach our children about the constitution and declaration of independence. this is at the heart of the parents' movement that started in virginia and across the country and virginians are not having it. >> steve: right. one of the other things that the governor did say, he said senate democrats voted to remove her, claiming that a public school parent is not qualified to serve on the board of education, which is reminiscent of what terry mcauliffe had said in the run up to the election against glenn youngkin where, you know, we don't need to listen to the parents regarding what the kids learn in school. >> ainsley: coming up, lawmakers probe former twitter executives over censoring the "new york

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>> brian: lawmakers were grilling former twitter executives other the censors of the new york 2020 election. >> i have been clear in my judgment at the time twitter should not have taken action to brock the "new york post" reporting. in just 24 hours after doing so, the company acknowledged its error. >> twitter changed its policy within 24 hours and admitted its initial action was wrong. in hindsight, twitter should have reinstated the post account immediately. >> brian: so should facebook and all the others. pat fallon pressing those post employees. congressman they admitted they were wrong and said overreacting for a story that only delayed

the post story 24 hours. that is not the case but that's how the democrats were playing it. >> yeah. that's not true at all. i mean, the "new york post" was locked out of their account, brian, for two weeks. and there's -- there is serious evidence that shows that the fbi and twitter were colluding and conspiring, which is a gross violation of federal law vis-a-vis the hatch act. and that's why we needed to get them under oath and on the record. >> brian: so here is your effort to try to do that yesterday. >> mr. roth, to the best of your knowledge, what percentage of your colleague when you say worked at twitter donated to democratic causes or candidates in 2020? >> i don't know, sir. >> we have it here. it was 98.4%. believe it or not, those numbers actually went up in the 2022 cycle to 99.7%. did you receive 10 confidential documents from special agent for the fbi elvis chan, the night before the hunter biden laptop story ran?

>> yes. >> brian: so, the laptop is one side of the story, pat, congressman, but the other side of the story is what the fbi did leading up to and after. the fbi was constantly on the phone with twitter saying take down this account. what about this account? this is russian disinformation? what do you think? and twitter would come back and say no, this wasn't. but they actually got $3 million and as matt taibbi said they were remarkably under paid by how much the fbi was on top of twitter to do they probably had a proclivity to do anyway. >> well, yeah. the fbi was, again, they should be playing no role whatsoever in this -- they kept using a dodge by saying well, we're trying to fight foreign interference in the election cycle when ironically they were the ones that were interfering with the election cycle. i mean, the hunter biden laptop story and the evidence that was in there, the media research center ran a poll and 17% of democrats, of democrats in key

swing states would have changed their vote. president trump needed 100,000 people -- 100,000 vote swing that's a potential of 3.2 million person swick. and they twitter changed and altered the 2020 election. >> brian: what was the goal yesterday are a where do you go from here? >> we're going to go where the evidence leads us. of the goal was to get the twitter executives under oath and on the record. and there's a multitude of different ways we can go now because, of course, we have the twitter files and the folks that put them together. and i think we should be asking them things as well. because, what they were saying yesterday was very thin and it didn't add up. and if you purge yourself under oath, that's a crime. and that's where you can see here them taking that oath. so this is just the beginning. we need to know if the president of the united states is compromised and if he and his family are threats to national security. >> brian: so the fbi came back and said. this. the fbi rejects the characterization of inappropriate relationship with twitter, any other social media

company. the fbi does not instruct or direct any social media company to censor an account or remove information. but as jonathan turley will tell you, i think today. when the fbi calls over and says what about this? what about this? what about this? they basically are saying you know what to do. do the right thing. they were constantly in contact. and really flies in the face of what they are proclaiming to happen. >> yeah. they are meddling with the american political process and that, again, is something that is forbidden for federal employees to do, particularly on the taxpayer dime. >> brian: all right. and will fbi whistleblowers be coming forward? >> i believe that it will be very interesting to see what is going to unfold in the next weeks and months, brian. >> brian: we will find out. thank you so much. congressman pat fallon, appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. god bless. >> brian: america's crime crisis sits crossfire. lawrence jones sits down with the philadelphia teams hoping to

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>> brian: at least 15 children under 18 years old have been hit by gunfire just this year in philadelphia. >> ainsley: lawrence sat down with five teenagers to discuss the crime crisis impacting city streets? i see you crying, sweetheart. what's' going through your mind? it's okay. take your time. take your time. >> you have to be here if you are a leader. >> lawrence: that's right. >> you have to not only see the tears through the cameras, but you have to be here literally and say we're here for you. >> steve: we're here for you. "fox & friends" enterprise reporter and host of cross-country here on fox lawrence jones joins us now from filly. lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family. you know, we have been covering this youth crisis on cross-country for the last week. this is our series. and so often we talk about w. the adults the moms and dads.

last week we had five parents that lost their kids to gun violence. but i wanted to talk to the teenagers to understand what their feeling and when you have these young people that are 16, 17, and 18, that says, you know, we have barely made it. that we go play sports, we go from the school straight home because if we stop any time between, then we could lose our life. i mean it just really breaks your heart. >> brian: so, in particular, lawrence, can you tell me the scene that we just saw in the stands? you were telling that one young -- that young teenager take your time, were they getting upset? >> yeah. so, when i was talking with her, guys, you know, there was a moment where i asked them do any of them fear for their life on the day-to-day? what's life like? do you feel like anybody cares? and she gets choked up and she says, you know, i'm sick of this, she goes, i have become so angry inside because it shouldn't be like this. and we shouldn't have -- we're

kids. we shouldn't have to -- there is no block parties. there is no more cookouts. you know, and this is not normal. so, what you have is these group of teenagers that are crying out for help. >> steve: yeah. lawrence, you are there in philly. of course, to mark the fact that the eagles are playing the kansas city chiefs this weekend in the super bowl. but you have also been talking to people on the ground and you have got a guest right there with you. >> lawrence: that's right. we will cover the rest of that crisis on cross-country this weekend. but i want to bring don in because he is a radio talk show host. and we got to talk about the big game. because, this is what you guys have been praying for for a long time. tell me about it. >> well, five years, we don't want to brag. just five years ago we were in the super bowl. but, first of all, kudos to you and fox for going to overbook the home of will smith, the home of will chamberlain and the

sorry state of that. but philadelphia has this spirit still. this is the greatest sports town from america. sorry brian kilmeade about your giants lawrence and my cowboys. >> you can't use that word here at chickee and pete's. >> what do you expect for the big game? you guys are really picked to be the favorite here. what do you see it coming down to? is it going to be a tough game the entire game or are you going to blow k.c. out of the water. >> tough game the whole came. mahomes is one of the best five quarterbacks ever i believe right now barring injury, but the nation is going to see jaylen hurts, how tough it is to defend this guy. it's remarkable. you may not fo follow it we do n philadelphia. jaylen hurts last year to this year as a passer, i have never seen the transformation like this. and the defense, i'm a basketball player not football, but i am a defensive player. and the pressure put you under the nation is going to see

jaylen hurts. >> lawrence: i don't think it's just jaylen's athletic ability and obviously he has sure skill but leadership on and off the field as well. >> how would you like to tackle him on fourth down. fourth an one. bench press 600 pounds and pushing forward. >> lawrence: that tells you he has a lot of grit. we will be talking with you all morning. send it back to you guys. >> ainsley: thanks, lawrence. >> brian: dom is unbelievable talk show host he rules philadelphia. >> steve: if you are in philadelphia go over to chick can i's and pete's. >> kansas city chiefs regardless of what dom just said are going to win. >> ainsley: brian is heading there so he will be reporting for us. >> brian: not many people know that we have not told a lot of people that ashley strohmier has other important news though. >> ashley: i'm with steve on this chiefs are definitely going to win. a bomb threat temporarily halting the murdaugh double

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>> ashley: we're back with headlines this year history made all-woman crew conduct a super bowl fly over for the first time. here is what some of the officers had to say about this momentous occasion. >> 50 years of women in naval aviation. 50 years ago first female pilot earned her wings and now we have a entire super bowl fly over of women. >> if you want to do it suspects possible it's exciting and nerve-racking. >> the pilots will get to head to state farm stadium afterwards to watch the big game.

a couple of major league blaivel mascots setting up a high stakes super bowl bet. the filly fanatic and the kansas city royal sluggers discussion. the terms via text. now the losing mascot will have to work an event for the winning team on their home turf and then hold up a sign with the final score from the super bowl. the super bowl airs this sunday coverage starts at 6:30 eastern only on fox. >> steve: go chiefs. >> ashley: yes. >> steve: thank you ashley. meanwhile our own janice dean has fought tirelessly for justice following the loss of her in-laws due to former new york governor andrew cuomo's covid era nursing home policies that were obviously devastating. >> ainsley: now in a new fox nation special based on her book "i am the storm" janice shares the stories of other americans who have fought against overwhelming odds. >> the way we met, it wasn't through politics.

we met as families lost our loved ones. and at a time when no one was paying attention trying to hold people in powerful conditions accountable for making bad decisions. we met when everyone was almost giving up. and i always -- i almost gave up in that time. >> brian: and, of course, ron kim lost his uncle, right? and joining us now is janice dean. janice, i remember every time i see him i think about the voice mail that was left by that thug andrew cuomo to intimidate him. >> janice: are you an "hardball" man is the first thing he said to ron kim to try to intimidate him and tell him your story has to change. you will tell the press something different. during that time his top aide had told a room full of democrats behind the closed door saying that they were hiding the number of nursing home deaths. they didn't want to give anything to the justice department under the trump administration and that's why he decided to speak out. because he knew it was corruption. he knew he was being asked to lie. >> ainsley: was that that phone call you say he was giving his

children a bath with his wife and his wife was scared. >> they were all scared. he had to decide do i go up against this machine. this machine is that he is part of. he was part of the democrats, right? he is going up against his leader who he thought was doing the best thing for new yorkers during a once in a lifetime pandemic. >> steve: and at that time as we all remember, andrew cuomo would give a press conference in the middle of the day and the networks would all take it and then, you know, it was him vs. donald trump. that's different. when it comes to you vs. mr. cuomo and his policies it was very personal because you lost your inner laws. but i remember vividly and it's all detailed in her book. her book is fantastic. pick it up. that is just about how they tried to diminish you. >> janice: right. >> steve: oh. she is. >> janice: not the weather person. >> steve: and she doesn't get that right. >> janice: and then his brother chris cuomo exchanging emails with the administration. i haven't seen the emails i know they exist calling me a weather bad word. so we had a lot against us.

but the book is about knowing that you have the angels on your side and knowing that you have truth on your side and going up against something more powerful than you ever realized. >> steve: like david and goliath. >> right ron kim i don't know that i would have been able to do this kind of thing without his help. >> ainsley: you interviewed other people in your situation. who are some of these individuals from new york. >> janice: andrea orace a beautiful coach. abused during her time as a gymnast. u.s. gymnastics who she was going up against. kenny specht a whistleblower on 9/11 related illness and he had to go up against the federal government. they were telling us the air was fine to breathe. >> brian: lindsey boilen somebody you spoke to how she spoke up against andrew cuomo. >> janice: her first tv interview by the way. >> brian: watch. >> ainsley: lindsey had no plans to share the details of sexual harassment by andrew cuomo from

former time working with him. once an insider in his office, she knew how powerful cuomo really was. of the presidential hopeful descended from an absolute dynasty and she did not want 20en in his war pat. >> i thought like most people do this doesn't help me this is embarrassing and humiliating and harm those whom i love to speak up. >> janice: companion piece to the book. many more interviews in there. if you enjoy the special i would like to do more because these stories deserve to be told. >> brian: go get them on fox nation right now. "i am the storm" just download it. >> janice: download it on fox nation. >> ainsley: what gave her the courage to come forward? >> janice: she saw he was being hailed as a presidential candidate and she decided in december of 2020, when i was, you know, going up, trying to talk about nursing homes, she was going to lend her voice. it was abuse of power not only with nursing homes but with the people he worked with.

>> steve: the beauty of the title is so perfect "i am the storm" when you try to take on something bigger suddenly you are the eye of the storm. >> janice: thank you. thank you for your support. >> brian: another reason to get the fox nation app. >> steve: coming up on this thursday, patrick mahomes falls for epic joke how the kansas city quarterback was fooled before the big game. you are watching "fox & friends" live from new york city. ♪ they say seeing is believing, but with stearns & foster® that's only part of the story. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming intellicoils®, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. every single night. stearns & foster® what comfort should be. during our presidents day sale, bring home incredible comfort with savings up to $800 on select adjustable mattresses sets.

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