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♪ and the home of the brave ♪ will: good morning and welcome to "fox and friends" on this saturday morning. last saturday in february. we are back in new york city together once again. after a weekend in daytona, florida, fuels like coming home to a house after a long vacation. rachel: the couch feels different. pete: i don't know if they improved it or what. i am glad to be here. rachel: great to be back. we had a great time. pete: president biden spending the weekend at home in delaware after he says he is not going

to visit east palestine, ohio. the federal government is saying the federal government will send people door to door to check on the welfare of its residents. >> it has been three weeks since the toxic train derailment in east palestine, ohio. the mayor says he's how you and ukraine, and it says he doesn't care about us, is the president coming to ohio, do you have any plan to travel to ohio? >> president biden: let's put this in perspective. within two hours of that derailment the epa was there, every major agency in the united states having to do with regular cleanup was there. >> do you plan to travel there? >> i don't take i talked to the mayor, i talked to everybody

else, with both governors and we made it clear everything is available. will: this was the commander-in-chief that was supposed to have empathy and connect with people. this is a political lay up. if you have the right instincts or if you have empathy. massive toxic spill, you can say we sent the epa, but where are you shining the light on making it an issue, emphasizing it, three weeks later, just now ordering door to door checks. are you okay? three weeks later after you've been breathing it in and drinking and possibly toxins that may affect you now or for decades to go, decades from now, but also the status of the community, who will stay there, how does the community survive. for residents, how can you not draw of feeling the priorities of this administration are everywhere other than that?

rachel: the images are stark. where was he? he was hugging zelenskyy, he was in ukraine, and can't think of a better image. the mayor said he was deeply offended. so many residents said the same thing. it wasn't just president biden didn't show up but pete buttigieg looked like he didn't want to be there. he looked like a grumpy bob the builder, he did not want to be there. a little bit of this -- always. he didn't want to be there and also scared away people who would normally be there. corporate america got the signal, don't go -- americans do that whether it is the ukraine war, hurricanes or tornadoes, american companies love to show up and help out,

it's great pr, amazon delivered some water and they have been doing that, but the other companies aren't. airbnb could be offering free lodging out of this town for residents who are scared and don't have the money as they figure out if it is safe to be there. why aren't they bare? don't make the biden administration look bad. if you do this, companies know that this is an administration afraid to retaliate against its enemies by sticking the irs or epa on you, no help there. pete: you mentioned the president has no plans to visit east palestine. he made that clear. watch. >> are you planning to travel to east palestine? >> president biden: i did a whole video. what the hell.

every time i think of zoom i think of that song of my generation. let me answer the question. rachel: is that a song? pete: the particular's of this tragedy deserve their own attention. this becomes a symbol, you talked about the emotion and empathy. there is a sense that the democratic party that wants to stand for the working man has little interest in the working man in america. it means calling them deplorable or saying they cling to guns and god and their bible and there is a feeling here in this portion of the country that they have been forgotten and left behind. this incident is a layup to say that is not true. i don't think they would come away with that impression that

they have been remembered. will: half the time in a situation like this, even your personal life, maybe someone can't to do anything about it, but you want to know that they care, that they are thinking about you especially if you are the president who can do something about it, the full power of the federal government, show us we are on your radar and we register as a priority. who did show up? donald trump, in typical form, met with people, talk to people, told them we are not going to forget you. he doesn't have the ability to pull the levers in federal government, he's in the middle the campaign to show that he would but that is the type of thing he knew how to do. rachel: the wall street journal criticize donald trump saying it was political theater. i thought what else can you do? when you are not in power all you can do is shine a light on the problem. the democrats also criticized republicans about the border, that those visits, those hearings at the border are theater.

know they are not. there's nothing you can do when you are not in power to shine a light and hope somebody is shamed into helping. somebody who did show up was brockovich, julia roberts played her, interesting, she showed up, here's what she told tucker carlson yesterday. >> they still don't have any answers. it is obvious something has gone wrong out here. i have been on the ground, really frustrated why they don't feel their agencies or administration cares what happened to the community. you don't have to go any further, we all know the miners did force, the canary in the mineshaft, said the canary, it dies, might not be good for humans. you have dead fish come might not be good for humans, dead animals, might not be good for humans. you send a horrible mixed message to this community. don't drink the water, safe, not safe.

it is horribly confusing and frustrating to them and something actually has gone wrong here and there is information that has yet to come forward, and the story will continue to unfold. rachel: 44,000 fish dead so far, that should tell you something. we keep using the word forgotten. i think it is fair to say is it systemic racism? is it because who they voted for, political retaliation? is it because they are middle-class white voters? is it because they are not part of a permanent dependency class, or donor class for the democrats, that these are independent minded middle-class people, that they have no value to this administration, and there's lots of things that are worth exploring? pete: you have an incoherent president and incompetent transportation secretary. now to the murder --murdagh

double murder trial. will: that they are revenge for the 2019 boating accident involving his late son. >> reporter: alexandria hoff joins us with this story. >> reporter: the boat crash happened four years ago yesterday, alec murdagh claim someone murdered them over the social media craze about the accident. >> the people that were involved had anything to do with that but i can tell you at that time, as i sit here today, i believe that boat wreck is the reason they were killed. >> reporter: it is alec murdagh who admitted he lied about his alibi on the day his wife and son were shot dead.

he claimed he was not at the kennels where the murders took place. on thursday murdagh came clean that he was, he was pressed on that yesterday. >> i did not and would not hurt my wife and my child. so i know for a fact that i never, ever, ever created an alibi. i was cooperative in every aspect of this investigation. >> the most important fact of all was you were at the murder scene with the victims just minutes before they died. >> i did not tell them that i went to the kennel. >> reporter: they use that as evidence murdagh lied the minute they arrived at the scene though he had testified, it was drawn up hours later at the advice of colleagues. here is judge janineeannine pi saying his crimes could put him

away for a long time. >> reporter: a verdict an acquittal case, murder case has to be beyond a reasonable doubt. i will bet my house there is one person that will be hung on this jury. they may say we are going to let him go. he will be convicted of financial fraud. >> reporter: murdagh has an addiction that caused him to lie and steal millions. rachel: thank you so much, we will be back to you later. now to a fox news alert. another major earthquake striking in turkey. the 5.5 magnitude quake rattling the central part of the country. no word on whether there are injuries or damage. this natural disaster comes as the number of dead in turkey is now above 50,000 people. nearly 1/4 of a million

responders are searching for survivors, and more bodies. here at home, the power of prayer after a missing 2-year-old is found safe in the woods. that is jj roland in the arms of search volunteer. lori link found the boy 24 hours after jj wandered from his home outside tampa when his mom was napping. hernando county sheriff says it is a miracle and calls the retired marine the man of the year. the fda confirms insulated containers are being recalled, the agency warns the eco-friendly, located in the bottom storage compartment. they agreed to recall its 32, 24, 20, and 13 ounce steel bottles of that says only the bottom containers affected.

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pete: angeles deputy district attorney who works for george gas cohen is suspended after speaking out against the decision to try a convicted child molester as a juvenile. that's not why is suspended. he's accused of missgendering and deadening the 27-year-old convict named now hannah tubbs. that suspension was handed down by george gas cohen after referring to tubbs by his former name, james tubbs, and reportedly used male pronouns in reference to james tubbs in a zoom,. will: crime rampant in los angeles, don't call that guy who is james -- you don't say him, her, suspended. rachel: is it they? will: this man has a lengthy

criminal history under that former name including a conviction for molesting a 10-year-old girl in a denny's bathroom in 2014. tubbs was 17 at the time of the attack and began identifying as a woman after being arrested when dna evidence linked him to a cold murder case. rachel: the prosecutor argued in the past is that tubbs attempted to use gender identity to gain the custom system. he said i was suspended for speaking out against the gascon administration missgendering tubbs while informing them they were being played, is just their excuse for the suspension. in other words, he didn't want that man to be put in a prison with other women, considering he had molested little girls, not a great idea.

pete: he's a child molester -- i recognize him, he's been on the show which means he's on gas cohen's -- he wants to get rid of the guy, so crime is out of control, yet the wrong gender pronoun on a zoom call about a child molester who is clearly gaming the system is the issue. does tubbs know what he is doing, the guy who calls himself hannah? here's a quote from 2,020 one, jailhouse call between the child molester who faked his gender transition and his dad, tubbs. they are going to put me in with other trends that have seen cases like mine or one like me who has a case like mine, so when you come to court, make sure you address me as her. he's putting his dad on notice that he transitioned, call me she.

rachel: the prosecutor said it wasn't like i was going around being transferred back or malicious. i brought to their attention they have a convicted child rapist trying to get into a juvenile facility as a woman and he rapes little girls. does anyone see a problem with that? imagine being this prosecutor? you are in trouble, you are being suspended and you are thinking is this alice in wonderland? what are we living in? pete: one take away is the stupid priorities of the los angeles district attorney's office. let's focus on making sure we get gender right when dealing with a child molester. the other is the insanities that this is something rational people seem to think is acceptable. when i was on the plane yesterday, to be on fox, watching the murdagh trial, and add came on.

i was looking back and forth, watching the soccer game, don't know which channel the ed came on, an advertisement for a new hiv drug, they were advertising to potential users, in the midst of everything they are saying, this drug is not appropriate for people assigned female at birth. i had to stop, put it in neutral and have my brain work, what are they talking about? who can't take this drug? if you think about this, the world in reality is pretty well organized along the lines of biology, including some medicines work for some people and others. now we have to warp language and the jail system around this absurd, no other way to put it, insanity. we are now living in alice in wonderland, absolute insanity. a small byproduct of this, is we prioritize missgendering over prosecuting a child molester.

rachel: that craziness, you have to look at this administration. who can look at rachel levine or the guy who got caught stealing the baggage. these people are not well and we are supposed to pretend that is okay. pete: all the people who have to play the game, we can speak the obvious out loud, average people, he's trying to point out the obvious that he's going to molest other girls if you put him there. he's gaming the system. rachel: rachel levine in charge of child castration. they affect policy, you put someone like gas cohen in charge and he will prioritize missgendering people over --

>> not good for people born female. rachel: you would just think you got on another planet. will: 75? right here. will: disgraced attorney alec murdagh grilled in the murder of his wife and son. did his bold decision to take the stand, two of our top legal minds debate at next.

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four inches, one hundred thousand without power across the state. in michigan, crews ration to restore power to 450,000. let's go to senior meteorologist adam klotz. >> cold weather across the country feeling like winter for a lot of folks. we continue to track the big winter weather system moving across the west. southern california seeing heavy rain, heavy snow in the higher elevations. that little green box is a flash flood morning. they've seen a ton of precipitation but not just rain, blizzard warnings surrounding the county as we see winds up to 60, 70 miles an hour, all that snow making visibility difficult. in your future track you will see right along the coast more heavy rain but any kind of elevation, you are talking more snowfall across southern california. those are your weather

headlines, tossing it to you. pete: alex murdagh breaks down in tears as prosecutors grill him for lying about his alibi. >> you as a lawyer and prosecutor were up at 9:02, having your phone in your hand, moving around and making these phone calls to manufacture and alibi. is that not true? >> i never manufactured any alibi in any way, shape, or form, because i did not and would not hurt my wife and my child. pete: will his testimony help or hurt him? let's ask rebecca rose woodland and greg jarrett. do you think it was wise for murdagh, it seems advisable defendants do not take the stand. was this an exception?

wasn't was it wise for him to take the stand? >> it was foolhardy in the extreme. i think he realized the jury was going to convict him because the evidence is so powerful and overwhelming so he decided, why don't i throw the dice, try to con the jury. i'm here in south carolina and i can tell you people are fascinated if not obsessed, they watch gavel to gavel coverage, they watch the ins and outs. i have yet to meet someone who's not absolutely convinced of murdagh's guild. by taking the witness stand, it underscores his prodigious lies. he lied about everything including his alibi, the clip you played was another lie. it is difficult to say to the jurors, big fat liar, but i want you to believe me now.

there is a jury instruction in which the judge instructs the jurors, if you find that openness is lying about one thing, you may conclude the witness is lying about everything. and his story makes no sense. it has more holes than swiss cheese, you would need a calculator to keep track of his many lies. i think under this withering cross-examination, the decision to take the witness stand probably backfired. will: i want to play this clip, whether or not murdagh was successful. >> that is the reason they were killed. i believe when pa was charged criminally, it was so many misrepresentations that and it up in the media. i believe then and i believe

today that the wrong person, the wrong person saw and read that. will: there's this delicate tension where we understand the legal standard is beyond a reasonable doubt, yet everybody watching gets a gut instinct and i think the jury does, they get gut instincts. the question, do you think murdagh successfully spun enough stories, people say he's a good character on the stand. did he spin enough reasonable doubt to overcome the jury's gut instinct? >> that is what i was thinking that when i was watching him, this is a seasoned trial attorney, he has been in law, his family has been in law for a generation, this man, his ego is tremendous. he's thinking all i need is one person to have reasonable doubt. all i need is to charm someone into believing that there is a

doubt that i did it. did this happen here? possibly. there is a redirect on monday from his attorney, his attorney will try to correct all of the holes the prosecutors made, the redirect will try to fill those holes. if there is one person on the jury who gets caught up in the charm, gets caught up in the family history with this man, reasonable doubt, that doesn't mean he gets off, there could be a mistrial, the prosecution could choose to try him again but when you are in a situation with someone like this who wants to take the stand, you are hoping, that is his hope, that he can just con one person. pete: and he is a good storyteller. i'm going to ask you both this. in your mind, what is the piece of evidence, or the one fact, the steps that he took

afterwards, pacing quickly and dramatically about after the murders, the fact that he was there two minutes before the murders and lied about it, what is the one piece of evidence, the one fact that you find the most compelling for his guilt? >> the time frame, with him leaving, there's argument that there were dogs, that would be barking, he didn't hear anything, he's out of earshot of everything, that is a problem. pete: what is the one fact or piece of evidence he cannot overcome? >> it is his dead son's cell phone which places him at the scene of the crime, almost literally moments before the murders, but on top of that, he claims he went over and touched the bodies, checked them, tried to turn his son's bodies over, he would have blood on them and

yet there is no blood in the defendant. these are stories he is telling us that defied common sense. will: thank you so much for putting it into expertise and context. coming up, you s is sending more troops -- us is sending more troops to taiwan. there is a concern that low recruitment in our military because of woke policies. retired navy seal sounds off next.

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that's an additional commitment of our military. this has been well promoted, we have a problem in the us military. you have everyone missing their goals. the culture of the military prepared to take on a task like the defense of taiwan? >> i'm not concerned, when i hear about wokeism the military i have an allergic reaction but when i speak with teammates on active duty the last thing we talk about are politically motivated policies. we talk about the training, the pride and caliber of the men and women serving, they answer not only current emerging threats, incorporate america, the military undergoes leadership, i served four presidents, we learned to navigate hard times and focus on the mission instead of the political whims of partisan power.

pete: i hear a lot of the same things especially elite units, special operators have been able to ignore a lot of that, but if it persists, if you get a generational change, diversity is our strength, not our unity, could you see a future where those political prerogatives affect the ability to fight wars? >> yes. you can't deny if we have a series of political or policy changes that occur over decades, it can change the lethality of the military, that is what matters. i will say this. we know why young men and women joined, military leaders hold a great deal of responsibility and keep teams focused on the mission, not politics, and to your point, special operations

conducted two raids, in somalia, a limiting senior isis fighters, that should be a show to china, focus and determination of the american people, you will do it at your own peril. pete: silent warriors across the globe doing things we don't even know about. may be this is the time to move on taiwan. let's get to your book, the every day warrior. i want to read a quote from it. a no hack political approach to life. i want to give you a moment to talk about it. it could be uncomfortable to face your shortcomings but this isn't a competition. the only person you are competing against is the person you were yesterday. how do you beat them? let go of the ego. arrogance can get uncomfortable, surround yourself with other every day warriors who challenge you to

grow bigger instead of making you feel small. the idea is to take things you learned in uniform and allow everyone else to apply. >> we served with amazing men and women. these are the lessons i learned from them. the most kind, empathetic, respectful warriors in the world who provided a framework for a better union and we are passing that on to the american worker. pete: the book is the every day warrior. everywhere books are sold you can get it. you are in montana. >> i didn't make it in but i want to congratulate the largest coffee store today in montana so congratulations to them. if you 're in the area, stop by. pete: thank you so much. the every day warrior, tossing it to you.

will: you should go with that, pretty cool, we should go with it. we begin with this, the house where four university of idaho students were murdered will be torn down. the university president saying the physical structure will be a step toward healing in the community. it is not clear when the house will be demolished. right now the school plans to create a memorial garden. first lady jill biden seemingly confirming president biden will run for reelection in 2024. >> he says he is not done. he is not finished with what he started. he has done so much. and he is just not done. pete: the president was asked about the first lady's comments an interview with abc. he says he has a lot more to do before he can think about our campaign. those are your headlines. running again.

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prescribing it it had to turn in their state medical boards. >> amazing how much energy the government spent trying to shut down ivermectin. i don't believe in that but they brought john marshall law in the united states. they could have channeled an ounce of energy to address obesity which is the only modifiable risk factor we could have done a lot better. rachel: a tell people to get outside and exercise, did doctors bring this on themselves? you are one of the few outspoken doctors who talked about things government wasn't right but so many were silent, now they are codifying this. >> one of the great lessons of the pandemic, doctors should never be quiet when we feel there is something we need to say. many were muzzled, bullied, there was pressure on researchers to not publish certain data and a small group

of people making all the decisions. that is why i am worried about the provisions in this bill. they could ban one in 5 medications, was given off label. the reason we get off label, not that we do anything bad as doctors but new research shows it works for something or we have good experience showing it works for something so we don't want to waste any time. chemotherapy was accused -- approved for colon cancer and it works for of very in cancer. when we saw that study we started giving it. we are not going to wait for fda to get around a year or two later to giving us that second indication. they have 18,000 employees, still working from home. rachel: i wonder what the role of big pharma is, a lot of money to be made off of these off label drugs, influencing health policy. i want to move something else.

i will try hard not to be too feisty. there is now this medical study that shows that covid natural immunity is as effective or more effective than getting the covid vaccine. we were told this was the pandemic of the unvaccinated and so many lost their jobs and were shames, what do you think about this? >> the data has been there all along, but this was a high level review published in one of our top journals and it was crystal clear. all the evidence from hundreds of studies, and it is just as we thought. just as we saw the first year of the pandemic, when we saw people who had the infection were not coming back with severe illness. we have known about natural immunity. rachel: doctor marty makary, and expensive study, thanks for showing your courage. i hope a lot of doctors learn from yours. thank you so much.

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