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focusing on the stipulates crime crisis. mayor adams hinting at bringing back covid mandates. >> there may be another time that we're going to have to do mandates. >> butker up, got it. [cheers] >> it took everybody to win this football game. so shout out to my teammates. let's go. ♪ extra proud of what you all did ♪ turn out the lights in here, baby. >> ainsley: what a great game last night. 38-35. steve's kansas city chiefs win the super bowl. it was a wonderful game it. started out just so spectacular with all the patriotism, the nfl and fox honoring our military. damar hamlin hamlin was out on the field hugging all the people he who had saved his life. all the first responders. america the beautiful was sung. and chris stapleton brought down the house when he performed the

national anthem. it was great. brian was there live. >> brian: yeah. i thought the halftime, from what i could tell was dynamic. did i not know that there were harnesses. i'm saying whose idea was it to take this mega star who turns outing to pregnant and put her thousands of feet. she was almost at the top of the building along with the other people dressed in white outfits who we never really saw their faces. but i was surprised a couple of things on halftime. i was surprised. didn't you expect there would be guest stars? i didn't know she was going to just do her thing. so, i was waiting for people to come out of the locker room. >> steve: there was a guest star. she's pregnant. she was singing for two. and, listen, it was quite a show. you know, and at one point they had like -- it seemed like one of the drones was flying through all those wires. i was thinking, man, this is just a technological nightmare to have put that all together. i will tell you what, it was

unique. and in the history of super bowls. usually we see a lot of people down on the grass. but as it turns out they were on these levitating platforms. and speaking of grass, brian, what was up with the grass? because i know that there were a number of people who were slipping and i think it was a quarterback for the eagles came out in the second quarter with a bigger spikes because, apparently people were sliding all over the place. >> brian: yeah, they all changed their studs. and they did. because they felt the surface was bad. here's the winning kick. and that would be the difference. >> ainsley: 8 seconds to go. >> brian: they felt the surface was bad. we talked about this. the surface is grown outside the building. what they do they take about a half an hour put it on a platform and bring it into the stadium. thoma. like 95 years old. i saw him at the game. he was proud of the field. a lot of people were comparing

the field conditions negatively. steve, keep this in mind. if it's your home field and there is something up with it. then you can say well, what are you guys doing? how's come you are messing with us like there there is rumors of the jets, mimg dolphins wetting down field. faster when don was coaching 25 years ago. this was a neutral site. that's part of it. i don't think they can use that as an excuse but they were -- everybody was saying that the grass was an issue. >> >> steve: also, brian. at the same time, i know that so many of the fields in the nfl now have the artificial turf. you know, that surface. and so that's what they are used to playing on. not real grass like they played back in the day. >> ainsley: another shock tore rihanna, we didn't know she was having a baby. she just had a little boy nine months ago who is darling. she comes out last night and we all -- you know, we all who have been pregnant, gosh, she looks fantastic. and then she reveals that she

has a little baby bump. my daughter says to me momma, is she having a baby? i said she just had a baby. i don't think so. we got on the text change with the whole family i said is she having a baby and social media goes crazy. everyone else is having the same conversation. and then her publicist reveals after the performance yes, she is having a baby. >> steve: and she hasn't performed in public for a very long time. >> ainsley: that's right. >> steve: this is the return. and what a spectacular show. >> ainsley: by the time you get a little bump. you have been pregnant for a few months. she had her baby nine months ago and goth immediately got pregnant again she is going to be a busy mom. congratulations to her. there is nothing better in life. commercials were great. ben affleck and jlo commercial. >> steve: can you get me a glaze? >> we will show you some of that coming up. brian, you were down on the field you got some wonderful interviews with the players. with donna kelsles kelce playin. a son on each team and interview with the hunt team. >> is it possible to not hold ht

trophy and not think about your dad. >> i always think my dad when at a chief's game. i know how special receiving that trophy would be for him. >> levitating. so real when you run out and the confetti is just falling around you. and my grandmother is here. it's her 57th super bowl and it has sort of been questioned whether she would be able to make it or not. for her to get to be here tonight to watch her team that large, my grandfather and her founded way back then means everything. >> so happy to get to share. this happy it came down to such a close game. it was awesome. they put everything out there. i wish they both could have won. >> ainsley: brian? >> brian: one thing under appreciated is that when this game ends and they whisk coaches and mvps out. the families more than ever come

out of the stands and little kids running around. almost like a high school game. the game is over. the euphoria is great but the family is there. one of the interviews he looked at one of the players looked at his family and said thanks for driving me to practice all those years. to see a 27-year-old say that to his parents. that's what we can relate to. maybe not the greatness of the lombardi trophy so many parents watching driving their kids back and forth to school and practice late at night or early in the morning and they can kind of relate to that. >> ainsley: so to interrupt you but when the eagles coach was crying during the national anthem. obviously it was very emotional for everyone. it looks like maybe the wokeness is gone and we are all coming together. it was beautiful, the patriotism. but also to know he has probably worked so hard his whole career and as a little boy watching the super bowl and now he is one of the coaches. america is wonderful. >> brian: i could add to that a little bit.

remember, two years ago they had four wins, last year nine wins they hire him. they were a team in disarray. and then he comes in, straightens things out and get them to the playoffs. this year three losses overall only one with starting quarterback. you have to take it from here. you watched the game at home. you saw the super bowl ads. and if you thought gutfeld was hard to deal with now. it's going to be even harder after the super bowl. >> ainsley: now that we know he is the king of. >> steve: see, it was a good transition where you were talking about all the families down on the field because the fox family is a number of broadcast platforms not just fox sports and broadcast but fox news. cable number one in cable according to the ad is greg gutfeld. >> gutfeld, new kings of late night commercial ready to roll. >> i am a beautiful maiden. >> i'm a beautiful maiden. >> isn't this great? >> is this cultural appropriation? >> action. >>

>> greg: hello, america. >> that's a wrap. >> what? >> sorry, these ads are pricy. >> no, mine. >> steve: that's hilarious. these ads are pricey. i do have one question for you about an ad. that was back in the old endays like 10, 15 years ago, at the conclusion of the super bowl, there would be one of the disney crews would go over to whoever the mvp was and say patrick mahomes, you just won the super bowl what are you doing next and he would go i'm going to disney world. i'm going to disney land. do they still do that? >> brian: that's very interesting. i think disney is focused more on the don't say gay bill and sacrifices up on amusement parks forking cartoons to do something fun as that did i not see disney on the floor at all. it's a fox super bowl. that's a good question. i didn't even hear that mentioned steve.

been a few years since they did that. >> steve: brian, we're hearing that patrick mahomes is going to disneyland the producers filled us in. >> brian: is that california? >> steve: that's california. >> ainsley: how funny was the greg gutfeld commercial, brian. >> i loved seeing him we are all so proud of him he is doing so well. the ratings are great for that show. [applause] ains kat timpf was dressed up i'm a maiden. tyrus was a part of it, too. we haven't gotten the ratings from the super bowl yet. we should probably get those tomorrow. two days later. they are hoping to beat in 2014, when the seahawks played the patriots. that's a good indication that ratings could be high this time. that was the high and 114.5 million watched. we are all hoping we can beat that. maybe we will get 115 million. >> steve: listen, when people have been coming to work this morning they go the streets are empty. i think a lot of people were up last night. >> ainsley: and tomorrow is valentine's day. it's going to be a great week.

>> steve: so far, so good. more on the super bowl kansas city won in a little bit. in the meantime u.s. military shot down a fourth unidentified flying object yesterday. this time over lake huron. >> ainsley: it is the third object to be shot down just this weekend. it's the fourth this month. you know, the first one was off the coast of south carolina. >> and mark meredith joins us live from the white house with more. mark? >> brian, steve, and ainsley good morning to you, guys. u.s. and canadian officials say there is much that they still do not know about these flying objects shot down over the weekend. as you guys mentioned three different times over the last different days we saw objects tracked by military and eventually taken down. let me tell you what we do know. on friday, u.s. officials announced that they were tracking an object off the northeastern coast of alaska. that was described to be the size of a car. recovery for that object is still ongoing. the weather as can you imagine pretty rough there. then, on saturday, an object was shot down over canadian airspace

in the uconn territory. you you yukon territory. too soon to know what exactly was taken down. >> i'm not going to categorize them as balloons. we are calling them objects for a reach. these are objects. i'm not able to categorize how they stay aloft. i'm not tracking any other objects at this point. that doesn't mean there couldn't be more at some point in the future. >> officials stressed they do not know where these latest objects came from unlike the chinese spy craft which was shot down off the carolina coast nine days ago. china as you remember claimed ownership of the aircraft. that one that's over your screen right there. lawmakers say they are having trouble getting concrete answers from u.s. intelligence officials. >> i have real concerns about why the administration is not being more comort coming with everything that it knows. part of the problem here part my

guess is there is not a lot of information to share. >> we know over the weekend president biden folk with counterpart justin trudeau praising norad want handling of the situation. while's unclear latest objects came from china or somewhere else, republicans are demanding the white house be more aggressive with the prc amp the first incident. >> the motivation intent is clear here. they want to get imagery. get intelligence on our military capability. particularly nuclear. and that's why that balloon was so dangerous. and it was so dangerous for the president to allow it to go forward once it entered u.s. airspace. >> and within the last few minutes we have actually heard some new information from the chinese. their foreign ministry spokesperson now claiming that the u.s. has launched 10 balloons over their country since the start of 2022. these comments made just a few minutes ago. china basically accusing the

u.s. of committing similar behavior. waiting to see whether or not the administration may have any official response. the president does not have any public events on his schedule as of right now there is a press briefing set this afternoon. back to you guys. >> steve: that would be interesting. they are probably feeling the heat in china. they are going to blame us. mark, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> steve: we don't know exactly what these things are. they are unidentified flying octobers. flying objects. the pentagon was asked yesterday could it be extraterrestrial. and apparently the general who was briefing we haven't ruled anything out. the administration is privately assuring people there is no space invasion, which is really good. and, of course, it all started on february 4th, as you can see right there. where we shot down that chinese spy flight. we have since learned that apparently there in that big balloon, the first one. there was a kill switch of

sorts. which we had suggested the first day. in other words, they probably found with the explosives on board or something like that to destroy the evidence but the chinese did not blow it up which was a sign china wanted to collect i object tell even after this was discovered. brian talked to senator dan sullivan a little while ago. just talking a little bit about we just need to know more stuff from china. >> the number one thing we need to do is reestablish deterrence, particularly as it relates to china. i would be very skeptical of what the chinese are saying right now. remember, they are still saying the one shot down off the coast of south carolina was a weather balloon. that's actually not true. it wasn't a weather balloon. it was a spy balloon. and you're right, these ones that are being shot down, they are different nature. othe one that looks like it was shot down over alaska is different from the one that was shot down over canada. according to the briefings that i have been given.

so, again, with regard to china, i think we need to assume the worse right now on what these balloons might be, assume that they are adversary surveillance. assume that they are objects that are probing for weakness in our defenses. >> ainsley: we are assuming that especially after -- you know, brian, you were talking about this on friday. the increase in the chinese individuals that are coming across our southern border. what was it, up, 800 percent. we got more chinese individuals coming into our country. they are also buying land, buying property. buying schools here. we are seeing the spy balloon or spy flight over the coast of south carolina. that is attributed to china. officials tell us. and then covid, we saw what happened with that stealing our intellectual property. the list goes on and on. we don't trust the chinese. they might say it wasn't a spy balloon. but our authorities think otherwise. >> brian: i would just like to add this real quick. one of the reasons i imagine that china didn't want to

self-destruct the balloon. is that as it went over more and more crowded areas, it could kill people with the destroyed balloon. even though we could have blown it up by almost all accounts in montana by everyone saying that also, senator steve daines. the lack of communication, because, remember, they had the balloon over montana and it disappeared. in connection with thing blown up over lake huron. the governor said the same thing governor gee forte we were not briefed on any of this. no substitute for communication. nothing wrong with saying we don't know yet, but here's what we know. and you can imagine what this press briefing is going to be like. because they don't tell her anything or she foreclosure gets it they ask questions and she talks in a circle which is going to be frustrating. i will talk to you more about this over the next two hours. >> steve: at least not extraterrestrial. >> the good news is if it is

another planet attacking us with weather balloons which means it will be okay. >> steve: looks like a weather balloon, we don't know. more on this throughout mornings. ashley joins us with headlines from kansas city. >> good morning all three of you. a police officer was shot last night at the police department headquarters just after the super bowl in kansas city. his injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. police say they don't know where the gunshot came from. that's concerning itself. eagles fans marching on philadelphia city hall after last night want super bowl loss. can you see them scaling lampposts and facing down police as they disperse tear gas. many concerned over controversial holding call what eagles call controversial in the final minutes of the game after referees caught cornerback grabbing chief's wide receiver juju smith-schuster's jersey. the kansas city chief's super bowl parade will be held on wednesday. city officials say the parade day would be rescheduled due to

the weather. but the forecast currently calls for clear skies in k.c. on wednesday. though the team hasn't officially released details about the parade route fans to attend will get free beer just what they need thanks to bud light. will jeter joining the fox mlb team for the 2023 season that announcement made just before the super bowl. the hall of famer making a surprise appearance joining us new colleague and former teammate alex rodriguez on stage as well as fellow new york legend michael strahan. jeeter spent his entire career with the yankees but now he is ready to wear his brand new fox jersey. a lot of guys coming to fox, guys. >> ainsley: back with a rod. good to see them together. thank you so much. >> ashley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: did you want to say something, brian? >> brian: it's going to be fun going to the christmas party hanging out with tom brady, derek jeter and everybody. >> ainsley: steve has offices next to you.

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i sent everything certified actually at the advice of diane grossman. who created malory's law after her daughter committed suicide. and i got no response. >> ainsley: oh my gosh, how does that make you feel as a mom? because this is our worst nightmare. this something we all fear. >> it makes me very angry. sending our children to school every day should not be a liability and they're the people that are there. we are not there as parents. so we expect them to be our stand-ins when they have our children in the building. >> ainsley: emily, it's awful to go through that i know how that feels. i was bullied in high school too my freshman years and i didn't want to go back to school. i begged my parents to put me in a private school and change. we didn't have the money for that so it wasn't an option. but going back to school, especially after one of these incidents happens it's really difficult. how are you dealing with it and did those individuals get in trouble? >> actually, i didn't go to school for a full week because you could get jumped very easily

was i terrified there were rumors and everything you could imagine. i'm not sure if the 3wu8ys god pun issued in i'm pretty sure they did not. >> they won't tell us if they did or not. >> ainsley: i have seen so many interviews. mr. cush was on with fox digital. he said he had gob to the district and complained about this because what was happening is his daughters was getting threats on social media. and so he went to complain about it. and then eventually the people who were threatening his daughter. people were writing the cruelest things on social media about her. people who didn't know her. he reports it. school he says did nothing. then they came through on their promise and they beat her up in the hallway. it's posted online and then she reads what everyone is saying. she knows everyone is talking about her at school and two days later she commits suicide. emily, what is the school doing now? >> >> to be honest, my a.p. called

me down and said we are going to do more but i did not see anything yet to be honest. >> ainsley: really? they are not going after these students? we all know who the problems are in our high schools? >> i'm sorry, as far as i know the prosecutor is going after them but as far as the school i don't know what they are doing. >> ainsley: please keep us posted. god bless all the students at your school. it's awful teenagers have to go through so much already. it's stressful trying to think about cleaning and your future and to feel like you are not liked. y'all are individuals. we are all people and human beings. i'm so sorry. i hope they can fix this problem at central. these are lives we are talking about. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. and you are very special, emily. god has big plans for your life and don't ever forget that. central sent us a statement. central regional school district investigating all allegations of

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he joins us live from michigan. congressman, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: so this latest shootdown not far from where you are with lake huron. on saturday, canada described the object as a cylinder and then apparently the thing they shot down yesterday was being described to the "the washington post" as an octagon. you're in congress. you guys get briefing. what are they telling you about this stuff? >> you know. >> a bunch of radio silent at that point dance. we shouldn't be surprised. just two years ago we have russia invading ukraine and you have balloons flying over and people who are not having tin foil hats on are talking about ufos in the course of standard media. things are out-of-control. and we need to get a handle on these things, which is why we are doing our best to govern well from the republican majority in the house. to hold this biden administration accountable and

show we can govern so we can take the senate back and get the white house back. this is not red dawn. we must do better and get the truth to the american people. >> steve: china in the last hour as we reported a little while ago china says the united states has been flying balloons over china at least 10 times over the last year. john kirby has responded saying that ain't true. >> look. the ccp hasn't had an original idea since 1949. the old ancient i'm rubber, you are glue argument stunt stick here. the chinese know they are guilty. they are embarrassed. and the best they can come up with you are doing it too arnot saying anything over the past year. the chinese have had ambitions to take over the world and they are jealous of the strength of the united states of america. make sure we are ready. not making sure we are balloon today. not over the pacific right now. what don't we know that the

administration knows that we can use to make our nation more safe? why did it take days for this balloon to get to our heartland before they did anything about it? what are we doing to make sure that our defense industrial base is strong enough to defend ourselves if it does come to that? >> steve: sure. as we look off the coast of myrtle beach and they're dragging up part of that gigantic balloon canopy right there, you know, if any of the devices john, in the last three days that were destroyed, were from china, that would be a major provocation by china toward the united states. maybe that is why the administration is, you know, treating this like a third rail thing where we can't say it's china because then people would say you got to do something. >> well, you know, accountability is something this administration, frankly, stiff arms at every turn. they have no foreign policy. our allies are out there wondering where america has been. and our enemies no longer fear us. we need peace through strength

and the best way to do that is to get our manufacturing independence back. our agricultural independence back. our energy independence back. so we can't be held hostage. right now, the fact that the american presidential administration is fearful of what china may think is unacceptable. this is america. and we need to do everything we can to secure our airspace, secure our borders, and make sure that we keep this country safe and solvent for the future. >> steve: indeed. john, thank you very much for joining us this morning from michigan. >> thanks a lot. >> steve: all right. coming up, we are celebrating the kansas city chiefs after last night's thrilling super bowl win right here on fox. former new york giants running back mike cox was there for the action and he joins brian live in arizona. good morning, mike. you're next. ♪ ♪ the greatestit ♪ the. greatestt ♪ the. greatestt ♪ the she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin.

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>> brian: it's the story of two halves. chiefs were going down in the first half they dominate the

second. what were you thinking at halftime? >> we knew it was going to be a tough football game. the last super bowl we went down 14. able to overcome all on stabletion. not short of a whether he ising. >> they can't take that away from us ever. rookie year. super bowl champ. you stayed on task and more to get done. >> just want to sit in this moment, bask in this moment it took a long time to get here. > >> brian: yeah. it was magical moment. something they will never forget. maybe you at home feel the same way. joining us right now former new york giants running back michael cox. making me book better by wearing a t-shirt, regular shirt, blazer. you are getting it out here. your thoughts, number one the standout. you thought it was patrick mahomes playing through something that you have experienced? >> definitely. i have had a high ankle sprain before a couple of them and

playing on that is really tough. >> brian: takes a month to get over it. >> definitely takes three or four weeks of doing nothing kind of to overcome that. through the playoffs and then having that late 26-yard end of the game was really impressive. >> brian: other thing in the second half you told me the thing that changed was the kansas city chiefs changed the rhythm of the game. how did they do that? >> just running the ball more and being able to get down the field. i just thought that was a very good change. >> brian: right. they start running the ball effectively and then you saw mahomes reluctant to run. we mentioned the 26-yarder but seemed to me that he was reluctant to run. is that because of the injury? >> 100 percent. mahomes can run. i think he was just trying to safe himself to got get hurt even more than what he was and kind of nervous out there. that really showed his grit and toughness to come out there and do what he had to do. >> brian: we have this vision of

the locker room where coach comes in like high school almost like inspire the guys to victory. but, i understand in the pro-game you are so segmented with your coaches. is that even possible to get all the guys together and say this is what we are doing in the second half, still? >> it's possible but not individually. you really have to go out there and i feel like what mahomes did really inspired the team to come out there and everyone played our best. >> brian: 45 minutes watching rihanna hang from the ceiling probably worked to the chief's advantage. the eagles were going to run away with this. >> i think. so really coming in and getting it together and saying we are down. we got the odds against us right now. and coming out and really. >> there is tony, a lot was expected of him with the giants. giants gave up on. couldn't keep him on the field. comes out and catches a key touchdown pass. can you relate to that at all having that moment? >> definitely. i mean, you know, the giants

didn't give them hit opportunities like the chiefs did and i felt like once he got that he really showed the world what he could do. >> brian: this is the running back, this is unbelievable. this is also following your blockers, wouldn't you say? >> yeah, yeah. definitely. >> brian: that the is longest punt return in the history of the super bowl. final thought, michael? yeah, i thought it was great game, obviously two great teams and, you know the better team came out on top today. thank you for joining us. look forward to seeing you in broadcasting in the long-term in not too distant future. someone who is a long-time broadcaster. dental, 401(k) and a pension plan. janice dean. >> janice: i don't know whether a to say to that the rundown is complete. did you great job. brian kilmeade. i'm very proud of you. >> thank you. >> janice: make sure y get on a plane safely because we have a storm moving to the southwest. brings me to the rest of the forecast. take a look at the maps across the country. it's been very spring-like

across the east. 41 in new york. we have got that cold air in back of a boundary that could bring the potential for quite a bit of snow from the southwest to the great lakes. double trouble. here's our first storm system and that's going to bring heavy snow as well as the potential for severe storms wednesday through friday. large hail, damaging winds. we could also see tornadoes. look at the snow potential for parts of the southwest all the way up towards milwaukee. and then the heavy rain could bring the potential for flooding in parts of nashville down towards atlanta and then up into the northeast. the temperature divide continues this week. warm air for the east. cold air locked in the west. and then, you know, as we get into next week, we might see a little bit of that cold air finally moving in towards the east coast. but we will keep you up to date on that. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. brian, over to you. you know you can text me if you need any of your latest details for arizona. >> brian: i just need your plane but you keep saying no.

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good morning, congressman. >> good morning, ainsley. good morning, steve. >> ainsley: i think you have some of the same questions we all do. i don't know if these objects were smaller. is that why they were able to shoot these down? why were they able to shoot these down yet, the spy balloon flies all the way across our country. after eight days they finally shoot it down and they said they had to do it over water. >> ainsley, that's a great question. we had a secure briefing before i left washington last week. those are the kind of questions that i was asking. obviously we are not allowed to share information that we receive. but i can tell you it was quite minimal and did absolutely nothing to help secure my fears. why is it that the chinese balloon wasn't brought down over the pacific ocean before it entered over alaska? much less over canada and flew across the united states? unfortunately, i had to a report while i was sitting at an event on saturday evening that there was an air shut down. over the northern part of the state again. and i really believe it's

because of the device they shot down over lake huron. the problem is that the department of defense left meet in the dark literally for about 18 hours while i had people across montana asking questions what is going on. what is going on with our national security. i'm right now sitting three miles from air force base and in the middle of a icbm missile field that stretches across hundreds of miles of montana original spy flight went right over. took all the pictures they needed to. that's it right there. >> it didn't just go over. it hovered around this area for a couple days. they determined it did have maneuverability. that it did have propellers and motors. we are asking questions. how much data is being collected the cumulative effect of all that data can be causing us problems for many years into the future. do they have blocking devices on those balloons to keep us from

giving communications to the missiles if we did have to launch. again, we have got a lot of questions. >> never thought about that. i know you sit on the pooh board of security caucus. we want to play a soundbite. from a terrell county texas sheriff. apparently some of these smurelings, they got on youtube and bragging about what they did. the cops realized wait a minute. i know where that is and went and caught them. watch this. >> we have some agents that were taking a look on youtube. they came across the channel and they were watching videos that were posted and they recognized the area being an area very close to started keeping a watchful eye on it. and a border patrol intelligence agent and they are plain clothed or they use unmarked vehicles. he went out to the vehicle and he honked his horn. just took a chance and all of a sudden a group of illegal aliens came running out of the brush and he put them in his vehicle. >> steve: congressman, 20 seconds for your rebuttal of that. >> we have national security issues all over the country. the northern borders, illegal

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