♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: how do you feel about getting up so early being on "fox & friends"? >> we are so excited to be here and celebrate with you guys. >> brian: they were practicing all night. guys, welcome to super bowl

lvii. you have one of the world's best high school bands. you have the kansas city cheerleaders here. three of which were in the last super bowl. so this is their rookie year for a lot of them. and, of course, what is behind me over to my right. is it still too dark in the state farm stadium where the whole world will be watching and we have a sense the game will be sold out so good to see everybody out here. the cheerleaders having a good time and always in a good mood. why is it, steve and ainsley, that cheerleaders are always happy? >> steve: because they set the mood for everybody else. everybody -- look, it's great that we have got the kansas city cheerleaders there. they are rooting for their team so they are putting their best face forward. and now, if people are on the fence, it's like okay, the kansas city chiefs cheerleaders showed up. maybe i'm going to have to pull for them on sunday. >> ainsley: brian, it made me laugh when i saw the super bowl roman numerals because i know you have had trouble with roman numerals in the past. can you read them for us what

does the l mean? >> brian: i think it's 50. >> ainsley: what does v mean? >> brian: i think it's -- whoa v is 5. >> ainsley: 11. >> brian: that means 7. >> steve: if trace adkins however was here if you see an x, what does that mean? >> brian: in the future? it will be 10. but i said it was x. >> ainsley: we had trace adkins on our show and there was a big x on his album and brian says tell me about your album x. he said brian, that's a 10. >> ainsley: it was cute. this is your wheelhouse i know you are in great mood this morning as always. even happier this morning because you have got to see so many different players last night. >> you are excited about the game. >> brian: i'm in a tough situation, guys. because i just saw this gibraltar study.

84% watching so much going on at the border and the skies. >> president biden denying reports that the administration plans to consider non-mexican migrants in the united states. >> ainsley: comes as chinese nationals are actually up 800 percent compared to this time last year. mark meredith is live from the white house. mark? >> president biden is he also sat down with telemundo in which he denied a report that the administration is considering a mass deportation plan which would move non-mexican migrants

out of the u.s. into mexico. take a listen to what the president had to say. >> i'm saying we have not done that. >> would you consider it in the future once title 42 is lifted? >> i don't think we have to do that. >> this week the president told congress the situation on the border is improving as the administration addresses the root causes of migration from northern triangle countries. but this issue extends, well beyond our hemisphere at least 1800 chinese nationals have been encountered at the southern border in the last few months. florida senator marco rubio furious with the border strategy he had a tweet out in which he said on tuesday night biden bragged how his new border plan announced last month by the already cut migration from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela by 97%. here is an example of what has rubio so upset. this is video from wsvn channel in miami. appears to show dozens if not over 100 haitian migrants trying to reach the u.s. this video getting a lot of attention online. out west in arizona.

rancher george allen kelly remains behind bars. is he facing a murder charge after allegedly killing a mexican migrant who had controlled on to his property. a judge has set kelly's bail at $1 million. but a go fund me page to help the 73-year-old get out of jail, that has been shut down. go fund me telling fox, quote: terms of service explicitly prohibit campaigns that raise money to cover the legal defense of anyone formally charged with an alleged violent crime. any campaigns for the legal defense of someone charged with murder are removed from our platform. now, there is at least one other fundraising page remains up give, send, go. the fundraisers tell us they are not the judge and jury. daily mail story i thought the three of you would be interested in that appeared to show that there were migrants who were in new york city that decided that they had enough of the city and they wanted to mover north into canada and that those migrants apparently divided to turn back after getting a feel of what the temperature and conditions were like across the northern border.

"the daily mail" has a story. interesting to they want left when it was cold wanted to go to canada we the taxpayers of new york were paying for them to do. this now they want to come back. 60 degrees here today seeing unseasonably warmer weather. >> tropical for new york. >> ainsley: thank you so much, mark. mark mentioned mr. kelly, that arizona rancher, the go fund me page was taken down and he mentioned give, send, go. it's a christian crowd funding platform. >> and heather wilson who works for them she wrote this is why we exist so that people have a voice. we interviewed a lady, her name is debby douglas, a texas rancher who says that migrants have she said three times as of this past thanksgiving she is very scared. she walks out of her house. she has to look under the brush and bushes to make sure she is

will she glad she list in -- here is d. >> ebi. >> he took note to serve and protect. protect our borders he has done nothing. is he promoting it in my opinion. if we do not do something now and thank god governor abbott is doing something now, we all just might as well hand over our keys because the cartel is going to come in and take it from us next. >> brian: well, i mean, a couple of things are going on. i can't believe even in arizona here that they don't understand people have to protect themselves because no one is watching their back. for some reason people like katie hobbs, who has been taken down the storage contain errs, a democrat, who has taken down the storage containers let alone

what she is doing for school choice and not going to have anybody's back when it goes to the border. just shows you desperation what is going on. this man is actually not a menace to society. is he protecting his own property. i hope people rally to that go fund me page and get him out of prison. do you know what really got to me? they got to work the ranch if there are people that can volunteer work the ranch in the meantime so they can earn some money. i left of center think it's going to take the american people to be so alarmed now with the chinese up 800% coming through. that links directly to the balloons that were overhead to what is happening all around our country. it's going to take the american people not politicians to get to the point where president biden has to act he seems legitimately clueless on how bad things are at the border. >> steve: what he said the other night is i hope congress helps me once again all about changing

the law because every time a new president comes in they can change the policy about how things are interpreted. ainsley was talking about how in new york city it is delicious irony, the mayor here has complained about the governors of arizona and texas sending migrants via bus to new york. so what does he do? after paying 450 bucks a night at some of these luxury hotels to put the migrants up, he actually paid for migrants to go to canada because they thought objection, there is going to be a lot of jobs. easier to get healthcare. boy is it cold. they are now coming back which is a little crazy. sarah huckabee sanders gave the rebuttal. i think she was pretty effective. there she is in little rock, broadcasting live.

after her address, the governor of the california, gavin newsom, took a shot at the governor, who is the youngest governor by the way in the united states. ainsley: she is, yes. >> steve: the great state of arkansas. >> steve: he tweeted out. while sarah huckabee sanders touts public safety. here is what she is skips over. arkansas has the number -- has one of the highest murder rates in the nation. he was trying to zing her a little bit right there, ainsley. >> ainsley: sarah huckabee sanders responded last night's on sean's show. >> i learned a long time ago, sean, if the left is attacking you, you are probably doing something right. i think it only further validates the actions we have taken over the last 31 days that we are doing things the right way. i'm proud of the things that are taking place here in our state. let's not forget he literally had to run ads begging people to stay in california not that long ago. and every single town i go to in

arkansas i meet someone who has moved from california. my message to them is we're glad you're here but don't forget why you left california. >> steve: good point. >> brian: yeah, it is. she was so strong in that speech. got panned by the left that is true. but here's the thing to gavin newsom. she has had the job for 10 days. you are actually giving her report on the state good or bad on any issue? she has had the job 10 days well your murder rate is high? my goodness you can't walk to one major city or smaller city in california without being overrun by tent cities and homeless. he has got more drug issues, more border issues than anybody else. it's amazing to me he puts his gel on and criticizes other people because he knows it's going to come back 10-fold on a regular basis. judge her in a year. arkansas has a way to go. i'm pretty convinced that 40-year-old governor can do it. meanwhile, go ahead, steve. >> steve: well, i was just requesting to say, look, she is the youngest governor in the

country right now. and she did a -- she knocked the ball out of the park on tuesday night. and gavin newsom, he is for all intents and purposes one of the frontrunners on the democrat side if joe biden said i've had enough i'm going to run. it's pure politics. of course they are going to attack her because she is that good. he doesn't kyrie if she is only 10 days in. she is a republican. who could be a threat in a couple years. >> ainsley: the sky is the limit for her. so young. she was a great press secretary. now the governor of arkansas. her family is loved there her dad was the governor. and who knows what she'll end up going on to do. >> steve: well, and i will tell you this, she is also good in the kitchen. in our first cookbook she gave us a recipe for a bourbon pecan pie. >> ainsley: welcome to the south. >> steve: the secret that she revealed this you know how she -- what she does with the pecans to crack them?

>> ainsley: , what uses the cracker? >> steve: she uses a hammer. she said it's a good way to get tout a little frustration when needed. >> ainsley: migrate grand mother had a pecan tree and set on the front porch and cracker one cracker better than the others. my mom usually got that one. >> steve: i would like a piece of by right now. >> my dad's favorite desert. >> steve: especially with vanilla ice cream. >> ainsley: and bourbon. >> steve: ashley, are you fringe gri too. >> ashley: i wasn't but i want some pie. sea of blue saying final farewell to final officer. he tied in the hospital after being shot in the head during a robbery. he is being remembered as the star of both his family and his precinct. he leaves behind a wife and three children at only 26 years old police say ther? was gunned down by randy jones while off duty when he a sundayed to a facebook marketplace ad to buy a used car.

the alleged cop killer is facing first degree murder charges. pennsylvania senator john fetterman remains in a d.c. hospital for another night after doctors are trying to rule out the possibility he may have had a second stroke. fetterman was feeling light headed after attending a democrat retreat on wednesday and was later admitted to george washington university hospital. his communications director says he is being monitored for signs of a seizure. it is unclear when he will be released. hunter biden's lawyer is refusing to hand over records about the first son's controversial overseas business dealings. this after house oversight committee republicans made a formal request for documents as part of the probe into whether hunter biden used his father's political connections to, quote sell access around the world. buff the first son's attorney claims the committee lacks legitimate legislative purpose in seeking the documents. and those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> ainsley: thank you, ashley. coming up, president joe biden maintaining china's spy flight was not a major breach of national security.

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♪ >> it's not a major breach. i mean, look, it's totally -- it's a violation of international law. it's our airspace. and once it comes in our space we can do what we want with it. >> brian: president joe biden defending his decision to wait several days to shoot down china's spy flight going on to say it's not a major breach. really? just as we learn the aircraft was operating with electronic surveillance technology capable of monitoring u.s. communication and sadly and gets me angry, a lot of the stuff is written in english could have come from here, the electronics behind it. here to react retired four star general fox news strategic analyst general jack keane. general, not a major breach? do you agree? >> no. not at all. i mean, we tolerated the breach and this is a mistake in judgment in my part. we had the norad commander say when they were tracking device as it approached alaska, remember, he made the statement that their judgment this was not -- did not represent a hostile military threat and

that's because in his mind, i guess it was not recognized which they were able to confirm. but anybody looking at this knows full well that as that traverse continued and they sat over nuclear missile sites. that is actually a major breach and certainly poses risks for the united states, despite the fact that we have capability to attempt to jam it. we don't know we're actually going to stop all of their collection devices to include their communication systems. i mean, we have exquisite systems to be able to look at this balloon and see what's on and it take action against it. let's just ask ourselves this question. if this happened again, with a single balloon approaching the alucien islands, i don't believe we are going to let it enter the united states and traverse it from the west to the east. what if they sent three or four balloons and able to determine

we made a mistake in judgment and now trying to rationalize that fact if we have balloons our airspace no matter how deep the water is, brian, they are going to take it down. >> brian: buy want to go -- we have so much more to talk about and i watched david petraeus i'm not sure it's the whole of government decision to go across america and be so susceptible to america spotting it or if this was just the military acting looks like ukrainian offensive going to be put off because we are not delivering weapons quick enough. what would you say the situation is right now that concerns you most in ukraine? russia is beginning offensive campaign we have been talking about for some time. they regained the initiative to be able to do it.

they are doing it in the donbas region, beginning in the western part of luhansk. they moved in elements of three divisions to do that. these divisions have new mobilized troops in them and some of these elements have been training in belarus for some time. they are starting out gradually, not an all-out offensive on multiple fronts. i think they're being cautious to try to preserve their forces. the issue is they want to take the entire donbas region, which has really been their objective ever since they could not take down the capital city. they certainly have learned a lot in the last year in how to go about doing this and not expend themselves. they likely are going to take significant casualties, brian, because these are the same forces that are poorly led, low morale, not particularly well-trained. ukrainians certainly are in the defensive on this operation. what we see is they will likely

not be able to take significant amount of terrain and will have to stop as they did once before in the luhansk province after they donetsk. secondly, the ukrainians wanted to get this offensive going during this favorable time. but they are holding off, likely until the spring, because they are waiting for the advanced weapons, particularly the tanks and other armored vehicles to come. >> brian: get the patriots deployed too that would help. if they can hold off the spring without giving up substantial land it could be favorable for the ukrainians who are taking a lot. meanwhile general jack keane always a privilege to talk to you. thanks so much. >> have a lot of fun out there, brian, the great fox team, have a great weekend. >> brian: right. general wants the giants. maybe a year away and maybe you will be out here too. giants and yankee fan. general, thanks so much. meanwhile coming up saturday

night 8:00 eastern time and repeated at 11 o'clock. lee brice joining me on set. bill hemmer, i have met him in person. is he a delight. clay travis from outkick and former attorney general of arizona will be talking about the situation at the border as well as with schools. give us an idea of what this game means to this city and this state. coming up straight ahead. president biden facing criticism over a new plan that drastically impacts the service industry. a restaurant owner reacts to the irs's sticking their hand in thinks tip jar. and more of our great coverage of super bowl lvii. we are live in glendale, arizona. and those are the great, those fantastic kansas city cheerleaders. they are really a dance team. manual, are they fit. and happy. ♪ beautiful like diamonds in the sky ♪

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>> steve: about 7:30 in new york city. there is outrage among the food service industry over a new crackdown on tips. president joe biden apparently wants servers to report the cash they take home every night in tips directly to the irs. that's new. right now, they only need to report tips to their employers. joe owns joanne trotoria here in new york city and he joins us live. >> good morning. thanks for having me on. >> steve: what do you think about this? i have already talked to some waiters and waitresses and they think it is not appropriate. >> no. it's not. i mean, they are reaching in their pockets. all right. and they are taking out -- i mean, let's face it, most of the staff, i mean, they are either single or they are going to college or maybe, you know, and

they are trying to save money and start their careers, right or maybe they're paying for books or whatever. why would we take their money? it's silly. >> steve: joe, explains how it works right now. >> when they get tips, most of them are on a credit card. maybe, you know, 5 to 10% in an evening they the get a cash tip maybe on top of the credit card tip or maybe just a cash tip, right? >> steve: sure. recommendation the credit card tips they enter into the point of sale system at the end of the day of the night. they show up automatically on payroll and then they are taxed just like any other income. >> steve: so there's a paper trail with that. essentially, what they are doing is, joe, they are asking -- the irs is asking you. >> they are asking me to do it. so i have to pay the bookkeeper, right, to manually enter. i mean, at the end of the night, i have got additional hours because the bartender who usually keeps the tip records, at the end of the night the bartender is going to have to

write them all down, right? and then they will submit this paper, piece of paper to someone and, you know, my accounting department or whoever is doing the payroll is going to have to enter them manually, so it's additional time. and, let's face it, are they going to tell us the truth? >> steve: well, you know. right now it's the honor system. >> yes, of course it is. >> steve: for the most part. >> i don't want to know is what i tell them. okay? i really don't want to know. >> steve: they are your taxes. >> they are your taxes. you pay your taxes, all right? now they are asking me to police it for them. all right? and why are they hitting -- they said they weren't going to hit anybody under 400 k, right? >> steve: right. >> they are hitting kids that making 80,000. >> are 90,000 a year? >> stephanie used to work at your place. stephanie is also known as lady gaga. your daughter worked there when she was a kid. >> well, she worked at a

restaurant around the corner, okay? and when she came to my place, she would hop behind the bar and, you know, she never got a salary. >> steve: i call that. she is family. >> she washed dishes. >> steve: what would see say about what the government is doing with this. >> she would think it was totally inappropriate. okay? i mean, it's a service industry. i mean, we pay them $10 an hour in front of the house. and then they get a $5 tip credit. we get a $5 tip credit. that brings them up to $5 an hour, the minimum wage? most of the kids are making between 30 and 35 bucks an hour with tips. >> steve: sure. >> now they are going to change it in new york they want to take away the tip credit. >> steve: man, makes it harder and harder to make a buck these days. right now, apparently the government is just listening, considering it not official yet. >> don't do it. >> steve: they have weighed in on that. joe, if people want to drop by, where do they come to your

restaurant. >> west 68th street. joanne trattoriaa. >> steve: it's a beautiful place. you got great food. >> thank you. >> steve: joe, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> steve: come up, critics are already slamming a proposed bill that aims to uphold integrity at the classroom. the missouri republican sponsoring it sets the record sponsoring it sets the record straight ahead on "fox & friends." by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto.

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now. good morning, senator. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what do you say to the critics? >> well, it's labeled as don't say gay bill because that's because they don't have a good argument against this. parents should be involved in the education of their children and discussions that go on at schools that include gender identity and sexual orientation should take place with the parents' approval. this senate bill 134, we titled the vulnerable child compassion and protection act. and what it will do is prohibit any school personnel are at public or charter school from promoting, affirming or incouraging elementary or elementary school student from affirming gender orientation. in the bill it was a little bit too broad. narrowing the language a little bit and committee substitute that will allow for discussions for pertinent curriculum in schools that would have to do

with artistic significance or materials used in classes like biology anatomy, physiology or sex ed classes. so, if a student approaches a school official and wants to talk about these two topics, then the school official will be required to contact the parents within 24 hours to alert them and get their involvement. >> ainsley: all right, senator. i know you sponsored this bill after hearing the story of a young man in your district. tell us his story. >> well, i can't say a whole lot about it because there is an ongoing case. but, a brief overview is that a young student who is mentally challenged approached a school personnel and talked about gender identity and sexual orientation. and apparently, from what i note, the student was encouraged to pursue transition. afterward, the student attempted

suicide. it was fortunately, unsuccessful. but some extreme trauma has been realized after the fact. so, ongoing case. i don't know exactly how that will end up. but it's unfortunate that's happened. that was in my senate district in the park place school district near st. louis, their school policy states that school officials are not to inform families or parents when a student is discussing these issues with them. in fact, i believe it was washington university which was in the news yesterday, encouraged school districts' policy while students were chest binding at the school not to inform parents. that's a dangerous practice chest binding. it can have significant physiological effects. so, this was simply senate bill 134, simply to get the parents

involved and some may encourage that discussion. but, nonetheless, parents should have the final say. >> ainsley: i read that student in your district became suicidal and the parents were not informed while the teachers were involved in his transitioning. thank you so much, senator, for coming on. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> ainsley: have a food weekend. hand it to over ashley for headlines. >> now to your headlines starting with that tragedy in turkey and syria. 21,000 people are now confirmed dead. 78,000 are hurt following monday's devastating earthquake. crews continue to carry out incredible rescues as survivors trapped under the rubble. this turkish teenager who only suffered minor injuries spent 94 hours just waiting for help. meanwhile, thousands of people are offering to adopt that miracle baby born underneath a collapsed building in northwest syria. baby aya is now in the hospital and is stable. president joe biden attacking florida governor ron desantis and the republican party during his trip to the sunshine state

yesterday. watch. >> 1.1 million people in florida would be eligible for medicaid if governor desantis just said i agree to expand it. it's not -- this isn't -- this isn't calculus. i know that a lot of republicans their dream is to cut social security and medicare. let me say this. if that's your dream, i'm your nightmare. >> republican senator rick scott tweeting in response i don't know who joe biden could be talking about except for himself. he is right. proposals like this are a nightmare. scott, who put forward a plan last year calling for all federal legislation to sun set every five years is challenging biden to debate the issue tweeting: you pick the time and place. did you hear this story? a couple in tulsa, oklahoma, steaming mad after getting charged more than $4,000 in gratuity for two cups of coffee. they didn't notice until days later when their credit card got

declined. starbucks reportedly sent them two checks to cover the bill. buff the checks bounced because of a typo. a rep from starbucks tells the "new york post" that the new checks have been delivered and cashed. but it is too little, too late for that family who had to cancel a vacation plan because of the costly mistake. speaking of costly, jeep is getting ready to roll out most expensive suv ever. the limited edition wrangler rubicon costs more than $115,000. they are being built as part of a broader 20th anniversary collection and it won't be easy to get either because there is only 150 of those models being built. those are your headlines. check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. good morning. >> janice: i would like one of those on the plaza just to see what it looks like. >> ashley: it would be pretty cool. >> janice: $115,000 i hope it makes breakfast. >> janice: take a look at the maps. beautiful in new york city. pushing 60 degrees. take a look at the temperatures. way above average.

last hour it was 60. we dropped a couple of degrees. d.c. 61. raleigh, 62. then we have the cold air. so it's not as nice in parts of the midwest and the western half of the country. but 50 cities within records in jeopardy. record warm lows. these are low temperatures in boston and washington. i mean, in the 50's here. that's crazy. feeling more like april for new york, boston, washington, you get the picture. we are going to enjoy it. i think so. i mean, 'puts a spring in my step. and for the temperature outlook, the groundhog might be wrong, if you look in the next couple of weeks, very likely warmer for the northeast. we'll keep you up to date on that. okay, ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: all right. good deal. thank you so much. >> janice: you quote it. >> ainsley: seasonably warm here. we want snow before the end of the season. brian, it's cold out there in arizona. >> brian: but i can handle it because i'm really tough. almost as tough as janice dean. this is the hay song with the mountain view high school band.

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brian welcome back, everybody to scottsdale, arizona. home to super bowl lvii. fans flooded the city. 48 hours to the big game. played in this twice, hall of famer itself. mark faulk, welcome back great to see you. great message for kids and drugs. you have been doing this for a while. actually fentanyl we talk about it every day. i want to talk about this game in particular. you like the eagles a lot. just as a group top to bottom. >> it's not sexy when we talk about it but it comes down to the line of scrimmage.

offensive and defensive line of the philadelphia eagles are superior. what they have been able to do throughout the season, especially in the playoffs it's just been tremendous. obviously both of these quarterbacks are talented. i think it comes down to the offense or defense a lot. >> part of the greatest show on turf. and you lost to the patriots on 9/11. did you think going into that game right after the bombing that year with u2 playing at halftime were you thinking about the terror attack? do you remember your mindset back then? >> we were put on high alert. obviously all stadiums. we went through new protocols and that super bowl was a little bit different in the sense that it was more than just a game. >> brian: rams, patriots. >> it was more than just a game. to be able to play in a game. it was one of the special games because we bonded and realized how important the game of football was as a country. bine brian i was doing all sports radio in california when you were starting at san diego state. i know about marshall faulk. but to play with marshall faulk i don't know that feeling but

kurt warner does. you on his team here is what he said about marble faulk. >> lastly marshall faulk is going to be on tomorrow. what can you tell me about playing with marshall. >> the best football player i was ever around the talent and physical ability he had tied with his mental, you know, skill and acumen was incredible. >> brian: your thought about kirk who is an incredible story himself? >> everyone says that about you. yes. and i know kurt speaks of me about that. the words i use about him is he the best man i know and best human being. you got see his movie american underdog and told a story and says so much about not just him and his faith but just the kind of man that he is. i enjoyed playing with him. >> brian: wow. and when the best player is also the best person it certainly helps your team. >> awesome. >> brian: i want to talk about your message kids and drugs. we see with fentanyl we report it every single day. you were in schools yesterday

supporting this packet. what do i get in this packet? >> get all the information about every drug there is out there. including vaping. fentanyl, it's a nasty drug in a lot of different things. you do end know what it is going to be in. you can't smell it, can't taste it. it's deadly. some of the other drugs we talk, about we say hey, you can get hooked. you can become addicted. fentanyl, it's deadly. it's killing so many. some of our kids and adults. we have to be more careful. these packets are what we call educational packets. it teaches you about the drugs so you understand before you make the decision to you know what's going on. >> brian: right. you are one and done in fentanyl. not necessarily -- not instant bely an addict. you think you are taking ritalin something for add, something to help you study and end up passing away and it's no joke. lastly this in particular. two years ago noen fast, last year some fans. i feel like it's back and they say arizona their fourth super bowl. they say the numbers are already surpassing what they were the

friday before the super bowl the last time it was here. >> becoming larger than life. it becomes a stage for these players to really showcase their talents but, obviously, as fans we come out and support and be back at full capacity. last year in l.a. was special. you saw it. but this year you can really see it out on the streets. businesses, the community is really getting behind the game. and arizona is great place to have the game. >> brian: how are you? >> i'm doing great. really in a great place in life. enjoying what i'm doing. loving what i'm doing. getting a chance to use my star power to come out and advocate for something that is really, really a sore spot in our country which is drugs. >> brian: do you find kids listen to you. >> sometimes. sometimes. more than my own kids. i will say that. >> brian: right. one thing they get is when people hear your name they pay attention and maybe it gets through and that's why they pretty much nailed you. and the last thing is, when you look back at your super bowl, do you think more about the one you won or the one you didn't. >> i think about the win. i do, because it was the first

time i got a chance to live out a childhood dream. i tell people when i play the game and when i was a kid, every day the last play, i don't care what the score was was to win a super bowl. and get a chance to do that was like the dream come true. >> brian: no super bowl would be complete without seeing new person. marshall, thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. >> brian: drug-free world you see it on the screen right now. find out more. and especially if you are a kid find out how to help your kid. marshall faulk, thank you so much. for prosecute scottsdale, arizona. right over there is the stadium. right here is where the action is don't move. you're watching "fox & friends." ♪ i hope you don't mind ♪ ♪

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