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as cartels start using drones. >> gallup poll shows levels of satisfaction with levels of immigration 234509 u.s. 63% of them a are unsatisfied. >> expected to drop to 6.2% year over year. many are still concerned about the fed raising rates. >> biden wants to goose spends. americans need a president who wants to get spending under control. steve 7:01 in new york city. we start this hour with a fox news alert. at least three people are dead and five others fighting for their lives after a saluting last night on campus at michigan state university in lansing michigan. >> brian: laura ingraham was covering this all night. 43-year-old suspected gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and police say the campus shooter is not a student nor employee and has no affiliation that they can disseminate with university. >> garrett tenney is live with the latest on this breaking story. gator? >> yeah, g y'all.

investigators have been working through the night looking into this suspect who has not been named to try to figure out why it is that he came to campus and shot these individuals. this all happened a little after 8:00 p.m. last night when people two people were killed in berkeley hall in michigan state's campus. minutes later a person shot and killed in union building a half mile down the road both buildings were open to the public and the entire campus went into lockdown after the reports of shots fired. you can see this video of some students running from a building as dozens of officers moved in and students hunkered down in dorms email from michigan state saying shooting on campus. by that point we were on our way to pick up a friend from one of the dorms on campus. at that point nobody knew what was going on. everybody was confused. we wanted to help save everybody

that we could. at least help protect our friends. i know from one other kid that i know he left his phone in the cafeteria because he ran out so fast. he said he saw multiple people get shot. >> police released this picture of the 43-year-old suspect entering one of the buildings. several hours later when officers found the man about five miles from campus, he reportedly took his own life. as of a few hours ago, his five surviving victims remain in critical condition. officials have not released the names or details of any of the victims. we are expecting to learn more about their condition school officials will be given next update on where things stand. katie, steve, and brian. >> steve: authorities know the identity of this person. have they gone to his house yet to look for clues, gather up all of his digital stuff? that is one of the first steps they take in these situations combing through digital footprint to find any kind of indication that could have

suggested that this was something that was planned ahead of time. the reason as to why this wanted ha. we are seeing some local reports that police are there this morning at a home. is he believed to be associated with. and, of course, that's something they are going to be collecting there is any sign of this electronic trail to see what he has been saying. where he has been visiting and what he has been doing in the days and weeks leading up to last night. >> brian: garrett, thanks so much. meanwhile four minutes after the hour. talk about the other ongoing saga we have been experiencing. that is the balloon mania. we know we have shot down four overall but one is only confirmed to be from china. if the other three are from china, this is going to get a lot more serious. but, china is doing anything but apologizing. they say that we have an extensive surveillance program. they say we have 10 balloons that we float over china. i'm sure that happened. the other thing that i found disturbing is that they announced this program in 2019 with great pride. they say we are going to have a fleet of balloons and it's going

to be near space and going to be go around the earth and pick up surveillance ely in this scientist that came up with in this mr. woo, six of his companies sanctioned because they helped construct this air ship that we struck down. there are some reports that we could have struck it down even in alaska. but we weren't really sure how to respond which is strange since we have known this has been in existence for four years. >> katie: interesting how the white house continues to classify these objects asked if they could call them balloons. they are just objects. the chinese spy balloon was an actual balloon, senators are finally going to get a classified briefing on exactly -- not exactly but what is going on a little bit late and not just republicans criticizing them for lack of information but also democrats have been wanting more information about why the airspace seems to be permeated so easily. >> steve: absolutely. it's because the way the

administration has talked about it, you know, it's not a balloon. it's an object. it's an unidentified flying object. that's how we always characterize things from mars. >> katie: not an alien though. >> steve: this is why the "new york post" has this on their cover "take me to your leaders." white house bumbling to insist it's not aliens. apparently the "new york times" has got some great reporting on in this morning. this is something. a sign of how closely the united states was monitoring the balloon program and that's what the senators are going to find out about. we have been monitoring it for years. and we changed the filters and that's how we were able to figure out a couple of them flew our our. >> brian: montana resident. next ficialt. >> steve: during the trump administration. john bolton apparently is one of the guys from the trump administration who is going to take the briefing. but, apparently, u.s. officials say they began tracking the spy

balloon. this one that they shot off the coast of south carolina, they started tracking it as it lifted off from island in south china in late january. and then when it drifted over the aleutian islands gave the shoot down order. >> brian: that's not true. might have alerted the president of the united states. in montana, the journalist took the picture calling norad. norad feels the pressure. then all of a sudden it becomes a national program. general keane even last week said it was the 25th when they launched it. they had all this information. >> steve: the federal government was monitoring it when it duke off. that's what i just said. so they have been watching it. they have you had coo have shot it down over the aleutian islands, they did not. the president ultimately gave the order. what's interesting and apparently they picked up a bunch of the wreckage. they got all the good stuff now.

apparently there was a kill switch on it. so there were explosives. the chinese could have blown it up so we wouldn't have anything left but they didn't because they were more interested in surveilling as much as they could. obviously they don't have any super secrets on board because otherwise they would want to blow up the evidence. >> katie: amazing the united states trusted the chinese not to blow it up over a populated area given the debris. john kirby the head of the national security council strategic communications saying they have been transparent about this. >> should the public be hearing directly from the president on this. >> i have -- we have been -- i think as transparent as we can be. i won't speak for the president's personal speaking schedule, but, i mean, he has been deeply engaged in every one of these decisions. he has been kept informed. including as of this morning on what's going on with recovery

efforts. and he is very much staying on top of the issue and directing his team to make sure we are properly consulting and briefing not just members of congress but state leaders as well and, of course, we are also doing what we can in the public sphere. >> steve: one of the other things they are making available now apparently this object that was in lake huron that we shot down as we reported yesterday it was octagon in shape. it wasn't round like a weather balloon it. had strings hanging off of it. rather than costing half a million dollars to take out of the sky it. wound up costing 800,000 because there was no heat source and apparently a balloon is really hard for a side wind tore take out. >> katie: well, we missed apparently the first one. >> steve: we missed. >> katie: no news yet on where the first missile may have landed whether in a lake or somewhere else that lucas

tomlinson reported that last night. you know, it's an expensive way to do business. there is a contradiction here between the biden administration's decision to allow the chinese spy balloon which we knew was spying at the time to traverse the entire country and now all of a sudden we are shooting down not even spy balloons but objects that they say could potentially be a threat to the country. so there is a disconnect between the two choices. >> brian: fighter pilots said they really couldn't identify accurately what they were shooting at because they were going so fast and balloons going so slow. i thought we would be able to identify things we are shooting at. that's learning a moment for me. >> steve: there is a video we can all look at it. >> brian: evidently no video john kirby could look at. probably get some more companies as we pick up the pay load off the ocean floor. a lot of people dispute the fact that it was easier to get it from the ocean than it would be from land. also, anyone in montana laughs

at the affectionate that we couldn't have shot it down over montana that without hurting people. >> katie: or over alaska considering they watched it come. i think we could have done a little more preemptive defense there. >> steve: if any of the stuff is identified as chinese in nature originally, it's going to be very provocative. >> katie: well we don't have video of the objects yet or remain by the way. we don't have any of the stuff that they shot down. >> steve: the big question is if there is anything inside any of the stuff that is written in english, that's going to be a big problem. >> brian: 11 minutes now after the hour. go over to ashley for breaking news. >> ashley: we have a fox news alert, guys can. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley launching her 2024 presidential bid. hali releasing a video just minutes ago a day before she will deliver a speech about her candidacy in charleston, south carolina. watch.

>> i don't put up with bullies. and when you kick back, it hurts them more if you are wearing heels. i'm nikki haley and i'm running for president. >> in addition to serving as u.n. ambassador under president hali was the governor of south carolina from 2011 to 2017. at least 16 train cars derailing in eastern texas yesterday. after one car was hit by an 18-wheeler. the driver of that tractor-trailer was killed and another train derailed in south carolina yesterday. authorities say no one was hurt. but both incidents coming on the heels of the east palestine -- train derailment that forced residents to evacuate for days due to a chemical fire. new data reveals the train was carrying more talks six materials than originally reported. revelation comes as animals are dropping dead near the crash site. transportation secretary pete buttigieg responding to accusations that he is not paying enough attention to the

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tray of food. >> katie: steve says he buys this stuff by the gallon chick-fil-a sauce. they put it on everything. i was wondering what time chick-fil-a opens in the morning. >> steve: open at 6:30 across the street. >> katie: brian, you want to get something? >> brian: i don't eat at in the morning. >> katie: usually eating eggs in the morning this is the actual chicken. brings back the question chicken or the egg. >> steve: there you go. they are delicious. janice is here. >> janice: like my outfit? >> steve: do you want some sauce? >> janice: yes, please. >> brian: as janice eats for the entire weather department. >> steve: and we have got brownies. >> brian: an article still ahead election claim. intelligence officer claims hunter's laptop. russian disinformation. now "the washington post" has a different take. she said that was -- they say

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russian disinformation, politico deliberately distorted what we said. he is referring to a 2020 2020 politico article former intel officials who made those claims. jimmy failla hosts "fox across america" on fox news radio and fox nation. and joins us now. recommendation hey hey hey. >> katie: why is he only complaining about this later? >> that's the obvious point. james clapper is such a scam. let me be clear. i have empathy with hunter biden if my laptop is lost i have big problems. i'm not on set i'm probably running under an alias. if james clapper thought this was message distortion then he should have said something then. to be clear, the headline was hunter biden laptop resembles russian disinformation or is russian disinformation. this is like if you walk into a store and the sign says open 24 hours but they are closed and the guy goes well it wasn't 24 hours in a row. no, no.

the sign clearly represented what we believe 24 hours. james clapper and 50 other inat intelsaying russian disinformat. james clapper had openly endorsed joe biden for president at the time he did. this 11 other officials did, too. so imagine you are watching a football game with a referees have bet their money on one team and they were upfront about it. you think the eagles fans are mad now. imagine the refs were wearing chiefs jersey. >> katie: some people think they were. >> under the regular outfit. >> katie: politico standing by their story. >> as they should. >> katie: james clapper sent up a yellow flag make sure it wasn't as serious as they made of it. the whole point going to politico with a letter in the first place was to sway the election. walls to try to take some heat off of the biden campaign with the hunter biden laptop coming out. and i think the timing is really suspect. given that jim jordan, of course, who is now the chairman

of the judiciary committee in the house has been saying we're going to haul these people in for some testimony about them abusing their positions with the intelligence they may have been able to gather and their position previously in the government. to say that the laptop, which is very clearly real was disinformation because then of course it was banned from twitter and yadda, yadda, yadda. this is an exercise in retroactive butt covering. >> years later. >> if vladimir putin interfered as much would he say would all be speaking russian. everyone who tells you they are protecting kennel crazy. nothing exposes the fraud of that like the hunter biden laptop story. textbook exercise in election interference and all of the refs swallowed their ristles and not saying anything now unless they are trying to distance themselves from what they did. shame, katie. >> katie: they are afraid of the new house majority is what they are worried about. glad we are not speaking russian tough language to speak. thank you, jimmy.

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♪ >> ashley: we begin with a fox news alert. three people are dead and five others in critical condition after a gunman opens fire in two separate buildings at michigan state university. authority confirming the suspect is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police do not believe he has any ties to the university as they continue searching for a motive. we do not yet know the names of the suspect or the victims but we are expecting an update from authorities in just half an hour. we, of course, will be carrying that briefing life.

a deadly street drug is devastating seattle area after ravaging cities like boston. tranquilizers meant for horses and cattle. the d.e.a. has seen 1100 percent increase in related overdose deaths in the south from 2020 to 2021. t2021 trank is usually found in suppliers or from overseas sources. did you hear this? a new study reveals that widespread masking likely did little to nothing to stop the spread of covid-19 despite cdc recommendations. a group of 12 researchers using masking data gathered from 78 studies during the outbreaks of coronavirus. h1n1 and the flu. finding, quote: wearing a mask may make it throilgt no difference in how many people caught a flu-like illness or covid like illness. those are your headlines, guys, back to you. >> brian: do you know how many soccer games and lacrosse games

were ruined because kids were forced outdoors to play with masks. >> ashley: ridiculous. >> brian: the white house pointing fingers at the previous administration as it faces growing backlash over its handling of china and unidentified flying objects. >> china has a high altitude balloon program for intelligence collection that's connected to the people's liberation army it was operating during the previous administration but they did not detect it. we detected it. we tracked it. >> brian: wow! they are the best. the next guest served in the trump administration. chris miller, author of that book, you are seeing soldier secretary joins us now. not a day goes by where they don't bring up something about the trump administration. now, they are saying that you guys should have detected it. the four times it breached during your years. what could you tell us about what the trump administration knew about this program? >> brian, that was kind of another one of those orwellian

moments where i hear kirby say that and i'm like nothing could be further from the truth. completely oblivious at the time which is kind of one of the issues we need to get to is accountability of the intelligence community. if they knew about this and they didn't report it to trump or senior leaders that's a complete break of faith and they failed in their professional, kind of moral obligation to this country couple things this program was announced in 2019 and they announced that they have a near space prama niewrvel balloons. they were going to span the globe and bring intelligence and information back to china. they heralded and trumpeted this. mr. secretary, did you guys know about this then and it says that the administration at the time was concerned about this. >> not a clue. if i would have known about that when i was the director of the

national terrorism center or the pentagon as the acting secretary of defense or or previously the pentagon, we would have taken action on this. so, the thing is, brian, how the intelligence community, they will write 1,000 pieces a day that not everyone can read. it's the responsibility of the civilians that serve honorably but their leaders to make sure that the president and cabinet officials and others in the military get that information. that never got to us. now, what you are going to see, brian, you know as well as i do how this works. this is d.c. i'm in denver right now. i feel like you sunday morning pre-super bowl where you were up like 3:00 in the morning, that's me. when i get called by "fox & friends" my friend i doggone salute and execute you know how this is going to play out. they will do an investigation it. will last about three years and everybody will have moved on we really need to get to the bottom of this, brian. this is like critical to our national defense we find out what happened if there were

errors that's fine. let's correct them. >> brian: do you believe because there are some reports that president xi did not know about this that the military was working on their own and first time heard about what would concern you more if there was a disconnect between their military and their government or that there wasn't? equally troubling and i don't know if we have insight into what is going on with the chinese communist party and that's something that we need to get retool and ready for. tragedy it's bad but right now i don't think we have enough information but at the end of the day pretty simple. got to respond otherwise they will keep taking advantage of us. >> brian: right now we are not even speaking. we will see if anything happens in munich. "soldier secretary" name of the book. chris miller former acting

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cleanup site. the railroad company is responsible for this and people their homes should have been tested and cleaned before they went back. from the, you know, from the onset, these people were marginalized in an effort to mitigate this. >> steve: that expert right there sounding the alarm as shocking data reveals more toxic chemicals were released during that ohio train derailment on february 3rd than we were told. but, it's petrified residents worry if it's even safe to go home. they are saying to go home. pete buttigieg under pressure to give some real answers. our next guest lives in ohio. vivek ramaswamy joins us right now from columbus. vivek, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: you know, we have not actually heard directly from the secretary of transportation. he has been talking about everything except this. and this happened, what, 11 days ago. that's crazy. >> that's what is staggering is how little attention this has

gotten. i will say that the firefighters in that community bore the brunt of this and deserve a lot of credit. do you know who doesn't deserve the credit is our federal government and the transportation secretary pete buttigieg. he will talk about diversity in the construction workforce, obsess over climate change. do you know what is not going to kill people in this community or other communities like it over the course of their lifetime is going to be climate change. but, you know what actually is dangerous for those communities? the risks of cancer from chemical spills. we need to learn more about this particular situation. but i think that that's one of the problems with the focus of our leaders. even as it relates to environmental issues is if it does not relate to their narrative of existential risks from climate change or diversity in workforces for that matter. it doesn't get the level of attention that it needs. this is actually a tragic incident and should be a wake-up call. so far their response suggests that they are still asleep at the switch. >> steve: unfortunately, i have read in the local papers out there, vivek, that apparently

can fish are being found on waterways, they're dead. people are -- have burning eyes and all sorts of problems. some have gone home and it just doesn't smell good. like an acid smell. people would like them to go back home. but if i was living in one of those houses i'm not going home until it's completely whose whosed down you know what? i have been in it and it's safe. we haven't seen it yet. >> i think it is perfectly fair. put yourself or myself in those shoes. this isn't that far from where i am. for the people in that community it's a tough situation where they say there is supposedly over 3,000 fish in a have died but, yet, they are saying that the water is still clean. i think especially when you see leadership in charge, people like secretary buttigieg, who are looking in a different direction at social issues when they make a proclamation or federal leaders make a proclamation it's safe. people have reason to longer accept that and be skeptical themselves. i hope this community is able to get through this.

my heart goes out to them. >> steve: switching gears. i know you have had a couple of books. recently though, people are saying, you know, vivek, you should run for president and i know you're chewing on it right now. when might you have any sort of an announcement? >> so i'm seriously considering it. i have been very transparent about that. in fact, i expect to make a decision in the relative near term. but, to me, this isn't a question about the who. sometimes i think the conservative movement in the republican party even we obsess too much over the question of the who without enough asking the question of the what and the why. what do we stand for? and i just see an opportunity right now in america to answer the question of actually what it means to be an american today. you ask most people my age that question, you get a blank stare in response. i think we have a chance to revive the ideals that this immigration was founded on and use that to dilute the woke agenda to relevance. that's what i have been talking about in my books last few years.

i'm looking at how i can take that to the next level and hopefully respond with a national revival that we are missing. >> steve: i see you are planning to be in iowa. you have done some stuff in new hampshire. it kind of looks like you are kind of edging the car toward that particular lane. but, i will tell you what, it looks like nikki haley beat you. here she is, axios got this video. watch this. >> it's time for a new generation of leadership. to rediscover fiscal responsibility. secure our border. i'm nikki haley and i'm running for president. >> steve: okay. so that is out there today. she is announcing officially she is running for president tomorrow. what do you think? >> so, look, i think the more people who enter this debate with the commitment to ideas, the better it's going to be. i th need to have an open debate about what are the basic rules of the road and the principles that determine what it means to be american. merritt, free speech, making sure the people we elect to run

the government are the ones who orunthe government. taking on china. if we are actually debating those ideas and actual vision for this country. this cycle could be a good thing for this country. the more people that talk about themselves or their biographies the less effective that's going to be for the country. my focus is going to be making this -- should i enter this race, making this campaign a movement of ideas. a cultural revival in this country. debate those questions in the open and i think that's exactly the kind of debate we need to have. >> steve: officially so far now we have two candidates. we have got former president donald trump and now we have got nikki haley throwing her hat into the ring. how do you, you look down the road, how do you see the interaction between the former president and the new people going after the nomination as they say, okay, i'm in it to win it as well? >> so, look, he is a friend of mine. i think he is a friend of many people that are going to be in this process.

it should be less about anyone criticizing what he has done. to the contrary, you take someone like myself, i wouldn't even be considering this if it weren't for the fact that someone like him as h. come in as an outsider, really shaken things up and in my opinion done so successfully in 2016. the question now is where we go from here. i think there is going to be a choice about whether or not there is going to be a criticism of the other side or whether the conservative movement is actually going to offer an affirmative alternative. a positive vision for where the country goes. and i think people are hungry for that. whether they are black or white or democrat or republican. i think most people in this country agree on those basic principles and rules of the road. i think there is an opportunity for the republican party to rise to the occasion and fill that vacuum answering the question of what it means to be american and actually lead the way. and if we do that, i'm confident that whoever the nominee is, this may not even be a close election in 2024. i think this could be a 1984 moment for the country and i hope that's uniting. that is part of what motivates

me to take a long hard look at this. >> steve: vivek, thank you for joining us today from your hometown of columbus, ohio. >> thank you. >> steve: you bet. all right. a quarter before the top of the hour. janice dean is outside. janice, the temperature not so bad right now here in new york it's 40. but there's a little breeze and it's chilly. >> janice: there is a little breeze. it feels cooler than what the temperature reads. we are going to get into 60's tomorrow here in new york city. really unbelievable temperatures. it's a tale of two seasons where we have winter across the west. feels like spring across the east. and this has kind of been the weather pattern for the last couple of weeks. along that front, along that cold front is where we are going to see the potential for stronger storms, especially tomorrow into thursday. double trouble. this is our first area of losh moving up towards the upper midwest and the great lakes. we are going to see some rain, some messy weather and wintry weather for the northern plains back through the rockies. this is our next system that develops tomorrow and moves across the mississippi river valley. that could bring some severe

storms including tornadoes. something to watch for. look at the potential record highs on wednesday. for kentucky, 71. all b71 albany, newyork, 57. incredible for this time of year. just for you, steve, victory parade kansas city chiefs mostly sunny and i will say mostly sunny temperatures in the 40's. that's good for k.c. >> steve: absolutely going to be great. a great parade and rally at union station. >> janice: that's awesome. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you. still ahead on this tuesday, on the turley adorable surprise. otters in new hampshire look at that painting valentine's day cards and two of the artist harry and teddy the otters will join us after the break ♪

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♪ >> ashley: we are back with a couple of quick headlines, forbes is out with the list of the 10 highest paid entertainers of 2022 and taylor swift is breaking into the top 10. swift was the highest paid female entertainer earning $92 million from album sales. streaming revenue and ticket sales from her upcoming tour. brad pitt also making the cut earning 100 million last year after starring in films such as babylon, bullet train and the lost city. pitt also sold a stake in his production company for a whopping $113 million. speaking of super stars, dunkin' is getting some extra mileage out of its super bowl ad featuring ben affleck. >> i'm struggling. i'm so sorry. i cannot make it function. >> we're out of coffee. >> oh, you are out of coffee?

no coffee and no donuts. >> what have you got? >> water. >> i'm trying to compensate this comedy for my ineptitude. >> the bloopers are from one of the more memorable spots from the big game. the hollywood star struggling mightily as he works the drive-thru in a location in his home state of massachusetts. that was probably my favorite one, guys. >> steve: grab me a glazed. >> katie: this valentine's day otterly adorable friend spreading love. >> steve: new hampshire have hand painted their own cards called otter grams. >> brian: two talented otters harry and teddy hard to tell them apart join us now. sarah, when did you realize that you had otters that were more than just otters, they were talented? >> well. these guys are super duper smart. so all of our otters here are very talented. and as you can see they learn

very quickly where all the treats are. harry, so we do a number of enrichment activities with them. that show off a number of skills and painting happens to be one of their absolute favorites. >> steve: what you are doing is putting the paint on the floor and then the otter goes through it and then goes over to the canvas. sarah, do the otters know they are painting or do they think they are just playing with you? >> honestly? i'm not sure. [laughter] >> but i do know whatever it take to get the treat, right? >> brian: looks like they are heavily influenced by leroy knee man. >> katie: very motivated by. this. >> katie: how did you come up with this idea? you did it last year for the first time and how did you decide you paint and to make valentine's days for folks? >> sure. so, painting as i mentioned is one of our enrichment activities

to do with them. like a number of zoos and aquariums you will see elephants painting and a number of other animals painting so i said why not try with the otters. >> katie: debate whether they are paws or feet. >> i think they are pretty interchangeable. i tend to use the word paw. they do have an adorable little paw print. these guys they have fingers. they have very little webbing between their feet so when they make a paw print it looks like a little handprint. >> steve: when i was growing up in kansas, we had a little creek that ran through our property and actually had otters there. they are adorable. how do the people at the local hospitals who are getting the otter grams, how are they reacting? >> oh, they absolutely love it. our education coordinator naomi, she says that -- good job. they said that people have been calling us and calling in. quite literally like crying

because they are so happy and so grateful just to get their little otter gram. it really is warming our heart that we can make people so happy that our otters can give back to their community. >> katie: they wanchd my heart their squeak and paws on the painting. that's adorable. >> steve: thank you very much. sarah. >> oh, you're welcome. >> brian: keep painting. going to be exciting. >> katie: gary and teddy the otters. >> steve: they ought to be on tv. [awe] >> brian: senator kennedy come up next hour. >> steve: he otter be.

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