federal lawsuit accusing the institute of violating their first amendment rights. please join shannon bream for "fox news sunday." she's going to be live from glendale, arizona where the super bowl is going to be played. her guest is going to be arizona governor katie hobbs. thanks for joining us for "special report." i'm john roberts in washington. bret will be back again on monday. "jesse watters primetime" with guest host will cain starts right now. hi, will. >> will: thank you so much, john. have a good weekend. for the rest of us, welcome to "jesse watters primetime." i'm will cain. we start with a fox news alert biden is on a popping spree. moments ago the white house and the pentagon announced that another foreign object was shot from the sky. >> i can confirm that the department of defense was tracking a high altitude object over alaska airspace in the last 24 hours. the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. out of an abundance of caution

and at the recommendation of the pentagon, president biden ordered the military to down the object and they did. and it came inside our territorial waters. >> will: so, what is this thing? is this another chinese balloon in the pentagon says they have no clue or they are just playing stupid. >> can you say definitively it was not a balloon? >> i don't at this point, considering the fact that we're still assessing the object. i don't want to get into characterizing it. >> will: so, they are calling it an object. we don't know what kind. an object could literally be anything. they say it was so lynn democratic call in shape. but, also, the size of a chevy malibu. >> apples and oranges here in terms of size. as i said, this was the size of a small car and it was over very sparsely populated area but also

more critically over -- it was over water. but, it completely different size. the debris field much, much smaller. >> will: biden wasted no time in shooting down this so-called object. this thing was shot down less than 12 hours after being identified. it didn't make it to the u.s. mainland. it was shot right over alaska. now, that's not what biden did with the chinese balloon. he let that puppy fly around for days. sucking up, well, all of our intelligence. remember, they told us they didn't shoot down that balloon because, a, they were scared debris would fall over on someone's head, somewhere in alaska. where there is one person per square mile. then, b, they told us letting it fly around would actually help our own intelligence. then, c, they told us they don't want the debris to fall off the shore of alaska since it's really really cold in the waters

off of alaska, up in alaska and that would be too cold for the divers to retrieve. but i guess none of those were actually true because today they shot down this unknown object right over alaska why did they pull the trigger this time? >> threatening enough to shoot down, what is different about this object than the last object that was over alaska because it was chosen not to shoot the last one down over alaska? >> given the fact that it was operating at an altitude that posed a reasonable threat to civilian air traffic. >> as you well know, civilian aircraft operate, you know, at a variety of ranges up to 40 to 45,000 feet. again, there was a reasonable concern that it could present a threat to or potential hazard to civilian air traffic. >> so the difference between the balloon and this unidentifiable object was approximately 20,000 feet. flying too close to our airspace. from 60,000 feet with the balloon down to 40,000 feet with

this ufo. it feels like whoever did this is taunting us. maybe testing joe biden to see if he would do anything. see if he would show some guts on the world stage. but the white house still has no idea who would even be behind the test or they're not telling us. >> we do not know who owns it, whether it's a state-owned or corporate owned or privately owned. we just don't know. we don't know. as i said, state-owned. we don't know if it's state-owned and we don't understand the full purpose. >> will: we just don't know. we don't know. maybe the pentagon should think about asking the chinese. they will kind of have a history with these things. a recent history. but the pentagon hasn't even bothered. >> has secretary austin reached tout his chinese counterpart or any other counterparts at all since this has been tracked? >> since this particular object? no.

>> will: you'd think maybe they would be getting on their phones trying to get to the bottom of this. but they are acting like foreign objects flying around our airspace is normal well i guess it kind of is becoming normal and that's what joe biden admitted last night. >> the total amount of intelligence-gathering that's going on by every country around the world is overwhelming. the idea that a balloon could traverse -- break american airspace is -- anyway, it's not a major breach. >> will: it's no big deal. these things happen. they happen always, right? i guess that explains why biden has no regrets. >> is it a fair take away that the pentagon regrets not taking down the first balloon before it crossed the entire u.s.? >> i'm not going to speak for the pentagon. i can tell you the president doesn't regret the way that we handled the first balloon.

>> will: no regrets. we just handled this one completely differently than we handled the first object, the chinese balloon. and i guess it's because unknown objects just keep flying all around us. in order for some answers, maybe we can now turn to florida congressman michael waltz because he serves on the armed services committee and he has served this great country. congressman, great to have you on "jesse watters primetime" tonight. what do you make of this? >> what are we supposed to assume this is, this ufo? >> you know, every time one of these incidents happens and then every time the white house and pentagon comes to the podium, i end up with more questions than we have answered. and now what is our shootdown criteria? what is a danger to the united states if apparently this much smaller object was shot down immediately, mainly because it was at 40,000 feet where civilian aircraft fly around. i don't know how many are around northern alaska. but apparently that was the

criteria. then is that to say if it were at 60,000 feet it wouldn't be allowed or conversely if the chinese spy balloon was down where civilian a aircraft are it would have been shot down is that our only criteria or main criteria? it doesn't make any sense. and from an oversight standpoint from congress, we're going to keep demanding answers. >> will: you know, congressman. i don't want to push you beyond the responsible limits of your immediate knowledge on this. i'm not going to ask you to speculate can we at least possibly run through what the possibilities are on what this object could be? i mean, the pentagon is not admitting that it was, again, yet another balloon. but they are not saying it wasn't, either, from what i have heard. so, what are our possibilities of what this what could be this object? >> well, that's the other thing i find bizarre. if we're sending up an f-22 takes it down with a side winder, clearly, they got -- you know, the aircraft got a shot picture on it, so, just as it

did the first time, why couldn't we then report back? it's just, again, it begs more questions and i think the bigger question is why is the ccp doing this? right on the heels of its meeting with biden just before blinken was supposed to come. we were made to believe that there was going to be some kind of a reset. yet, these are in your face actions and, again, to the criteria. we allow one. biden says it's no big deal. but, yet, it not only hovered over our icbm site it hovered over a stealth bomber base and over the command and control center for our entire nuclear arsenal. hovered over it, loitered over it at 60,000 feet. you can collect a lot. clearly the chinese believe that this is providing them something. so, we still have a ton of questions from an oversight standpoint. and we're not getting a lot of

answers right now. >> will: let me ask you two questions at one time if i might. in hopes that we can get some actual truth. so, you brought up the shootdown criteria, congressman. i did not -- sadly, did i not serve in military, in the military for this great country as did you. but, i cannot imagine, congressman, that we go around shooting unidentifiable objects and we don't know what they are. nobody asks hey, what is it before first taking it down. so i'm having trouble trusting the pentagon saying we don't know whether a this may be at this time. the second question when you answer that is biden is saying this isn't a major breach. so can you enlighten this on exactly how often these types of incidences occur? >> yeah. so, you know, on your first question, i mean, that's mine too. clearly the pilot got eyes on the pilot got some kind of identification and was given the order that went all the way up to the president. i can't imagine they told the president we have no idea what it is but we're going to shoot

it down when last time we did know what did was and chose not to shoot it down. it just -- i don't know what to make of that. but, it is incredibly concerning. we don't have clear criteria. i can promise you this. if we sent something over china's nuclear arsenal and their key command and control manned, unmanned, large, small, high, low, they were absolutely shoot it down. we know that and we need to send that same message back to beijing. so, i mean, you can hear my frustration. >> will: really quickly, how often do these occur, these types of breaches? >> well, that's the other piece is, apparently the pentagon is looking backwards now kind of rolling back the tape and finding where these different types of signatures, you know, radar signatures happened. that is an outstanding question to us, how often this has

happened. we know it happened in the past all over the world. but, and this apparently is the first over the coincidental united states. continentalunited states. sensors, where they are looking and still demanding those answers from the pentagon of what did we miss? >> will: all right. congressman michael waltz, we appreciate you joining us tonight. thank you for your time. >> all right. thanks, will. >> will: coming up. so the "the washington post" tried to make this congresswoman the next george santos. too bad for "the washington post." she has receipts anna pa lena joins us next.

>> will: the media is having with trawls. they have got the shakes again. they are looking for their next hit. you see, trump was the best high ever. and they have been searching for another bump ever since. they have had the next audition who could be the next trump. they have been doing it for two years. the latest little high they managed to accomplish was george santos again like all highs it wears off. you are always chasing that initial feel good moment. people lost interest in george santos. the media goes back to the drawing board. they think hard. look for a new plan. look for a new george santos. and if you can't find one, you know, you start buying that cheap knock off drug at the corner. you make it up. enter anna paulina luna. she is the freshman congresswoman out of florida who just happens to be of mexican dissent. the media can't stand her

because, well, because she is of mexican dissent and this combination is never to be forgiven a fire brand conservative woman that makes it harder to call her a violent white supremacist, being, again, mexican american and all. so just today "the washington post" put out a hit piece on luna. they were nasty. disputing a break-in she had in her missouri home. gossipping about her losing touch with family members. written a lot like a high school diary more than like a real piece of, you know, journalism. the only problem congresswoman luna, well, she brought receipts. wapo tried to raise doubt that anna's father had ever been to jail. take a look at your screen. here is a picture of her father in, you know, a prison jumpsuit. they also tried to claim that they couldn't verify anna's grandmother ever died of hiv, when medical and death records are pretty easy to verify. it gets worse. the hit piece claimed that luna

was previously a registered democrat in the state of washington actually they have already issued the correction on that one. all it really took was a google search, which you usually do before you plush. that google search revealed the state of washington doesn't, in fact, do that. just remember the same dems trying to mock her for changing her last name are the same ones who for six years told you liz warren was a native american. now here shear is for herself. florida's representative for the 1st district anna paulina luna. congresswoman, great to have you on the program tonight. as i mentioned, "the washington post" has already issued one correction regarding you being previously registered as a democrat. what else did they get wrong? >> well, they did start out with saying that i basically made up the fact that my father never went to jail and, as you saw with the records that we sent to fox news, that's completely false. you know, my story, growing up within the welfare system, going to over six high schools. that's not something that the "the washington post" wants to tell the truth about.

they also proceeded to leave out an entire interview with a roommate that i had that debunked a bizarre claim made by someone that was apparently stationed with me that claimed that i owned a firearm during this break. in the fact is that we have these receipts. my attorneys already issued a letter of correction. "the washington post" didn't respond to a response from fox digital nor did any of the other people that made these bizarre allegations and we will be issuing these letters to correct to vanity fair and a few other major outlets decided to run with the story before they corrected the facts. i will say that people magazine did reach out and they wanted to wait to see this before they ran the story. i will be interviewing with him after. it's awful how they treat minorities. the undertone of the article was incredibly racist. they tried to undercut my hispanic heritage. they even spoke to my mother and did a report. "the washington post" is compost and they should do better. >> will: why do you think, congresswoman, that you were their target? >> i think that my story is something that they didn't want

to believe as true. again, i grew up within the welfare system. i went to over six high schools. my parents were never married. i think also one of the craziest claims they were trying to say i wasn't raised as messianic jew. i have documentation and father at synagogue. my mother confirmed this to the "the washington post" them. don't want people like me to have credibility. what they try to do is attack the reputation. mind you, this is also a few days after though i went after yoel roth and twitter for exposing them as being joint state actors. i am on congressional oversight. i do believe that they are trying to again attack my credibility. i'm not going to let them get away with it. the american people deserve honest representation. i'm exactly that and i have the receipts to prove it. >> will: many people saw that interaction with yoel roth this week from twitter. you brought up race. i would love to ask you this one last question. you know, your situation with the "the washington post" here reminds me of a story again with the "the washington post" from a few years ago when it came to south carolina senator tim scott.

they seemed to question scott's story and by implication whether or not he was ethically black or had an ethically black experience in america. they point out that you changed your last name. that you previously went by your father's last name and later in life changed your last name to luna. and, again, the implication seems to me to be you're not ethically hispanic. >> that is completely true. and, again, the racist undertone of this article is pretty mind blowing. my mom actually had responded. told them how i was raised. the fact that my father was fluent in spanish. we even provided them with immigration records of my grandparents. and they didn't want to report on any of that. and so when you see how they treat minority conservatives, you understand that this isn't about reporting the truth. it's about really attacking conservatives that can reach a base that they hope to control. it is about power and the fact is that especially with hispanic americans of mexican dissent we are largely moving to the republican party and for good reason. the democrats are destroying this country and i'm not going

to let them silence be my voice. if anything, i will talk to any investigative journalist that wants to correct these facts. but, remember, "the washington post" reached out to my own mother and asked for death certificate to prove my grandmother of aids due to heroin use. they couldn't confirm that in their report. >> will: i would love to say it gets better but it gets worse. all that means is you are over the over the target. we appreciate you being on the program tonight. thank you. >> thank you, god bless. >> the migrants hated new york city. the illegal illustrate grants hated new york city so much that they went to canada. it didn't work out. and now they want to come back. ♪ first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better...

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>> will: after illegal immigrants started leaving new york city for what they thought would be a better life in canada, some of them are now returning because it's really cold in canada. national correspondent griff jenkins has the latest. >> good evening, will. if we have learned anything about migrants, it is they don't like snow. that's literally what one columbian migrant told the "new york post" about why he returned to new york after choosing to take new york up on its free bus ride to canada. he said too much snow in spanish. he got there didn't like those conditions. this is a program put together by charities funding these free tickets and of course mayor adams' latest attempt to try to get migrants out of the big apple unclear if the migrants don't like successful it will be with a few more months of winter. take a look at this video we shot after 4:00 a.m. running through the field here in the rio grande valley.

these known got-aways smuggling on the rise. it happens every day all day long. and, look at this video shot by our fox sources over in el paso. both on the juarez side and u.s. side. you can see some 500 migrants, mostly venezuelan who rushed across the border because they heard a rumor about free bus rides to new york or canada. obviously, that wasn't true. all part of the problem with the cartels having such control of our southern border. we spoke to the we spoke to raúl ortiz and asked him if he thought the cartels had an advantage in all of this, here's what he had to say, take a listen. you think about the ability of cartels. technology to leverage mobile communication devices. and to be able to have deep pockets. certainly in the border patrol we have been funded very very well by congress. and we're going to continue to leverage that technology to the best of our ability. but we're not out of woods.

we need more agents out there. we need more technology and we certainly need to make sure that we have more infrastructure out there. >> griff: and tonight cbp releasing january migrant encounter numbers, just over 156,000, down almost 100,000 from december but, the colder months are typically lower and the overall numbers are still on pace for another record year. will? >> will: all right. thank you, griff. let's turn now to my "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy. rachel, so great to see you don't. you know, i think, rachel, for many, our policy when it comes to our borders to be charitable is driven by empathy. when you see stories like this about illegal immigrants say i don't want to go to canada too much snow. i don't want to change hotels in new york city. it becomes inflective of every other policy driven by empathy it quickly turns into entitlement. >> yeah. absolutely. we have been incentivizing a lot

of free stuff. certainly mayor adams, you know, sent a terrible message. [broken audio] it's interesting that perhaps the snow is more effective than the wall. i'm a wall kind of person. i'm also a zwerner who moved to love. and never got used to the cold. i heard that the migrants went up to canada and came back saying mucho, mucho, i gelt the same way. i think what they wanted to do is give them what you and i and so many americans want which is a ticket to florida. which is much -- a much more temperate better weather. that's not what eric adams offered apparently. he offered them canada in the middle of the winter. that's not just very attractive. taken them back home from whence

they came. >> that, too. >> will: that's appropriate immigration policy. we talk about it on the weekends. we will continue to talk about it. there is a more serious, more dangerous element to this as well. and there is a new report out that the number of chinese nationals. you know, the thing about it is border some extent some great unknown because of the got-aways. unknown got-aways. it's so open we don't know who is coming over. be they terrorists, be they drug dealers, be they people who have bad intent to the u.s. now we know we are up 800 percent in chinese nationals coming through our southern border. >> rachel: 800 percent. a couple years ago. now we are getting over 1800. those are the ones we caught. again, you talk about the got-aways. what we do know for sure, will, known terrorists have come over. we caught some of them. again, we don't know who the got-aways on that front are,

either. but the chinese are as we now all know if they are willing to put a balloon over and fly it over our country and. and just spy on us put human assets across the border. the biden administration has said don't worry, we are vetting these people and we are making sure that we are not letting spies in and we are going to send them back but who can really trust this administration, an administration that, remember, was still going to meet with the chinese knowing that that balloon was going over the united states. they only canceled the meeting with the chinese when they found out that the american people found out that they were doing it. this is not a serious administration. they don't take terrorism seriously. they don't take our chinese enemy seriously. and this is serious point. border patrol chinese 140 different countries who have people coming over. we have no idea who they are. and it seems like no one wants

to use the legal immigration system that is the proper way of vetting people coming to our country. >> will: something bad is going to happen. and we're going to look back to these years of absolutely open doors and say how did that bad event begin? and the answer will be it began now. rachel, we will be watching you this weekend on "fox & friends weekend." i can't wait to see you. >> rachel: all right. likewise. take care, will. >> will: all right. up next, the taliban's hot boy summer. it's turned into the winter of discontent. ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast relief you can feel.

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♪ >> will: let's take a moment and transport ourselves back to the summer of september 2021. it was hot boy summer for the taliban. and they were having the time of their life. kabul had just fallen and our military picked up and left the boys in afghanistan. $85 billion worth of hardware. they were conquering victors and

the vibes were high. they partied from kandahar to the valley. no amusement park was safe from their revelry. they sang, they danced. they chanted death to america until they were blue in the face. but all good things must come to an end and now their sign of trouble brewing in paradise. no, i'm not talking about the place with 72 virgins. because at some point the conquering stops and the bureaucracy begins. according to insider the taliban ain't so different from you and i. they are tired of the 9 to 5 grind. they hate sitting in traffic. and they are quite bored with their mundane lives as government employees. these guys outdoor casts. detonate not work at the dmv reset in jala;abad. they are stuck in acounseledding, processing

reports. don't get them started on fun shirt friday mahmoud has been trying to make it happen. no one is catching on. whoever keeps putting the guns in the jell-o. they have to have to answer to hr. turns out conquering the government is more fun than actually running a government. there is one thing we have learned here you either die a marter or you live long enough to become mayor. jimmy failla is the host of fox across america and he joins me now sad times for the taliban, jimmy. >> this is a delicate story for me, will. as you know i'm a former new york city cab driver and i know a lot of guys in the taliban. it's a little dicey. a little bit of crossover here. i find this whole story so hilarious quiet quitting, the

taliban, they really need the suicide womanners working from home that gets a little sloppy do you know what i'm saying? i love that no matter what your background is, nobody wants to go to the office, including guys who live in caves. that's how bad office work is. i would rather be in the cave. you know, some people are born revolutionaries, jimmy, there are revolutionaries and there are managers. people that start businesses and there are people that run businesses. it's clear of the taliban is a little bit more of the visionary side of the business. we want to start it. we don't want to run it. they need to hire a ceo. >> you are right. they're the big dreamer. the taliban? who knew? they really are the democratic party in the sense that they have all these by in the sky ideas but they don't have the wherewithal to follow through on any of them. you know? none of their ideas are

southbound. 27 virgin thing. who the hell wants to get stuck with 72 virgins you want two or three know what they are doing. 72 is expensive. who wants to watch that real housewives episode. come on, man. in the course of two minutes analogized the taliban to millennials visionaries but not executioners of their own ideology. but if you are in the taliban, jimmy and really worn out on that office work. what is the job you seek to transfer? [laughter] >> well, i mean, if you don't like working, i would suggest congress. and normally, you would say well, these guys couldn't pass the background check, but if you are paying attention to congress they probably could. but the truth is a lot of these guys are addicted to tiktok -- not tiktok, twitter. and wherever you are are going to see them next they're going going become influencer. they like staring at the phone do nothing attitude of hey here i am on tiktok, here i am on twitter.

be careful of those taliban comedians, those guys bomb at a show they really bomb at a show will that's good advice, we will be aware of taliban comedians should we encounter any. i suspect that we might. quiet quitting taking place wide open southern border and plenty of office jobs right here in america. >> nobleg wants to work here either, taliban. >> will: if you want to scroll twitter all day, you might as well be in dallas instead of jalalabad. jimmy, good to see you man. >> you are the best, buddy. >> will: the department of justice and fbi have been targeting americans as, quote potential terrorists, fox news correspondent marianne raftery is here with the latest. >> leaked internal memo targets catholics as violent extremist. jason is joining 19 other demanding answers and threatening legal action. identify and treat catholics as potential terrorists in a swift response, he and his colleagues

want requested that the fbi quote desist from investigations and surveilling americans who have done nothing more than exercise their natural and constitutional rights to practice their religion in a manner of their choosing. also going on to ask the agency to reveal to the american public the extent to which they have engaged in such activities. in a statement from the fbi, they say they can't comment on specific internal intelligence. adding that racial or ethnic extremism does not meet fbi standards. the department of justice declined to comment. those a.g.s also requested that the federal agencies provide communications relating to leaked memo in full and proof that the fbi is not taking steps to actually enforce any of that will? >> will: thank you, marianne. we booked rachel campos-duffy on the wrong topic. she would be hot calling catholics potential terrorists it's going to be hot on "fox & friends weekend." coming up here, the irs is coming for waitress' tips.

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