the fbi recently boarded a ship that was bringing in one of these cranes and reportedly is it had various types of censors and spyware on it. unfortunately 80% of our ports are now staffed with cranes and one more supply chain we have to make at home. >> todd: thank you, congressman. "fox & friends" begins now. bye-bye everybody. >> video shows four americans kidnapped at gunpoint in mexico. >> authorities now believe it was a case of mistaken identity. >> former attorney general bill barr says cartels are running mexico. >> there is another hostage and that's the mexican government. >> protesters who attempted to burn down a police training facility in atlanta are now facing domestic terrorism charges. >> they threw rocks, fireworks and molotov cocktails at the construction site. >> you have to be so sure in your decision. >> we are hearing more from jurors in the alec murdaugh trial it was this video that placed him at the scene.

>> he was able to be a witness for himself. >> pentagon officials reportedly investigating whether cargo planes made in china are being used for espionage. republicans say this is another example of china flexing on the white house. >> it's time for joe biden to take a firm stand against chinese communist. >> deeper's union boss randi weingarten attempting to slam ron desantis on twitter but it backfires big time. writing this grammatically inaccurate disaster of a post quote. he is expanding gun access. >> we need to focus our education on the basics. ♪ going off to the spirit in the sky ♪ going to go when i die. >> brian: someone brought all their colored pencils to work today. look at that mamma general that and mauve. >> steve: that's red, white, and blue. >> brian: that's purple. although d.c. is not purple. d.c. is really blew.

it's dark now. >> ainsley: depends on the chamber. >> brian: that's true, too. i'm talking about the people of washington, d.c. not all about politics, ainsley. >> steve: by the way what you tonight know is within the last two minutes i personally infused this room so that it smells just like mrs. olson's house. i spilled folders. >> ainsley: it c catapulted acrs the table in the air yeti cup opened up. >> steve: motor skills first thing to go. >> ainsley: chris was on the ready he brought one napkin. that i think, chris. >> steve: thank you very much for joining us today. thank you for mopping things up. thanks for joining us on this busy tuesday. first, let's start south of the border. the fbi is ramping up efforts to bring four americans home who

were kidnapped at gunpoint on friday in mexico. >> ainsley: terrible story. we are learning that the four friends are from south carolina. they were crossing the border for a medical procedure. >> brian: alexandria hoff has the latest. alex? >> good morning. this is really scary story. violent kidnapping occurred immediately after the group crossed the u.s. border brownsville texas into matamoros, mexico. families left shaken by video widely circulated on social media. this is extremely graphic. so, you can see men in bullet proof vests forcing the u.s. citizens into the back of a pickup truck. one woman is shoved into the flatbed while the limp bodies of two men appear to be dragged in beside her. the group has not been seen since. the white van t they had been driving riddled with bullet holes. families tell the associated press that the close friends had traveled from south carolina.

to accompany one member who had planned a visit to mexico for a tummy tuck. the sister of ventricle del brown told the a.p. that her young brother was initially hesitant about making the trip, quote: this is like a bad dream you wish you could wake up from. you see a member of your family thrown in the back of a truck and dragged. it is just unbelievable. and the white house offered this. >> we are closely following the assault and kidnapping of four u.s. citizens in matamoros is a, mexico. those sorts of attacks are unacceptable. our thoughts are with these individuals and we established yesterday to provide all appropriate counselor assistance. u.s. law enforcement is in touch with mexican law enforcement. >> the "new york post" is reporting that the shooting may have been a case of mistaken identity. the fbi has offered $50,000 rewashed for the return of the americans and the kidnappers. strong hold for the gulf cartel. why it is a stone's throw away

from brownsville the region remains under a do not travel advisory, steve, ainsley, brian? >> steve: presumably, alexandria a they knew you weren't supposed to go there from americans. >> coming from south carolina. maybe you don't want to continue on west. that region is riddled with cartel. >> brian: never used to be that way. alex, thanks so much. people who live that area, they used to be able to go over and no problem. let's just go for an excursion. let's just go for a day or let's just go for cheap drugs or some type of medical procedure. but, next thing you know this happens. i'm just wondering how many times we are going to allow this to happen. how long are we going to continue to identify the illegal drug use and trafficking. exactly where they're and still do nothing and not even put the screws to president labrador or whoever the next leader of mexico is. >> said we are closely following. this wait a minute, these families in south carolina need

more than that spring break is around the corner particular travel guidance. it remains at a level 4. do not travel. we encourage americans to heed that advice. one of the witnesses said she didn't want to be named. she said all of a sudden they, the gunmen, were in front of us. i entered a state of shock. nobody honked their horns. nobody moved. everybody must be thinking the same thing, if we move they will see us or they might shoot us. >> steve: and, you know, it sounds like they were there because of medical tourism. and medical tourism is one of those things that it is big in places where medical treatment is a lot cheaper than it is here in the united states. that's a lot of spots including the crib ban and places like that. what's interesting about this whole thing to the point that alex made about it could have been mistaken identity, the bad eye guys saw the white minivan it. got hit by another vehicle and

then shots rang out. another suv pulls up. several gunmen in bullet-proofed vest get up. windows shot out on the minivan. it's clearly a mess. something has got to give. >> brian: how can it be mistaken identity south carolina plates. >> because of the white minivan, brian. that's what the authorities in mexico were saying. probably a case of mistaken identity because of the vehicle. bill barr, the attorney general, had this to say about dealing with the cartels that could be responsible. >> i think we have to deal with this group like we dealt with isis. we have to use every tool. we have to use economic. we have to use intelligence assets. military assets. and law enforcement. and we have to methodically dismantle these groups and we have to tell the mexicans they're either coming along with us for the ride or step aside, we're going to do it by ourselves. >> ainsley: could be a message to the united states since they

did have south carolina plates. this is a message to you, america. what are they going to get from four individuals. they're there for medical. they are not carrying a lot of cash or drugs. >> steve: that's why the question rises why would they be targeted? the mother of the woman who apparently was going to have the mother, she said that she talked to her daughter on the phone, said i am 15 minutes away from the doctor's office. that is the last anybody has heard from them. >> brian: robert o'brien said over the weekend a plan in place trump administration was about to put it in with william barr before they lost the election. therefore, the biden administration took their hands totally off the wheel. now the fentanyl has come streaming in and these gangs run our border. >> ainsley: coming up, a juror from the murdaugh trial shares his experience. >> he has lost his wife. he has lost his child. and then you send him to prison for his life. you know, sir, he may have done other crimes but that would just be awful. i couldn't live with that decision if i wasn't sure of

myself. >> ainsley: the evidence that he says changed the trial. that's coming up. >> steve: you have got to hear that plus an nfl wide receiver makes the biggest play of his life-saving a man from a burning car. the fiery rescue straight ahead on "fox & friends" live from new york city where we have got a big show on at that point. ♪ hello. ♪ hello ♪

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facility. most of those charges 25 and younger and only two of them are actually from the state of georgia. we're learning one of the suspects is a lawyer with the southern poverty law center. a nonprofit that specializes in civil rights cases. police say protesters threw rocks, fireworks and molotov cocktails at officers defending the site on sunday. china's new foreign minister bluntly warning the united states about a potential future conflict. says the relationship between beijing and washington has, quote, left a rational pat. if the united states does not hit the brakes but continues to speed down the path, no amount of guardrails can prevent derailing or a crash and there will surely be conflict and confrontation. relations have sorrowed for a soured includingthe spy craft. cozy relations with china and chinese incursi incursion taiwar

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too. nobody is going to take it. >> a little truckie humor. >> shovel it over here ainsley will take it. >> steve: i sent a text last week when i was in texas and i said hey, it snowed. i hope you are happy. >> ainsley: i know with a picture of your cute baby doll. your little grandchild. >> steve: meanwhile, if you are the top teacher in the country, let's say you are the president of the american federation of teacher's union. you would know that you are always under a microscope. and anything you say or do is going to be absolutely be scrutinized from top to bottom. if you are, let's say, randi weingarten, the head of the aft you would run every tweet you ever do through spell check just to make sure you don't misspell words or put commas. >> ainsley: think if you messed up you might fix it. still the same original tweet on her twitter page and it says this, quote: desantis should be fixated on the cost of living

issues in florida. housing is unaffordable, home insurance even worse. but, instead, he is exanding gun access. defunding public schools and bag everything he dislikes, teachers, journalists and the vulnerable. >> brian: buying into politics again solely unnecessarily. here is ron desantis' response. >> we have done things like ban critical race theory in our k through 12 schools and now with our public universities we are eliminating dei programs basically ideological indoctrination. racially discriminatory and spread like wildfire throughout almost every college in the united states. so we are upholding the concept of individual merit, treating people as individuals, and based on the content of their character, not trying to divvy up people by race as part of some woke sweepstakes.

we had a referendum on this on the election. i can tell you parents across florida, regardless of political party, agreed with us that we need to focus our education on the basics, teaching kids to read, write, teaching them to add, subtract, teaching them about science and history. we don't need to be injecting concepts like gender ideologying into the schools. particularly to young kids. >> brian: like she wants to do. think about what has happened over the last few months. what happened in arizona if it's not reversed with school choice. what happened in iowa which is historic and now what is going to be happening in arkansas the next three years. really going to have a choice same amount, public school, catholic school, religious school, whatever you want the next three years. have a total free choice. that drives people like randi weingarten crazy because she sees a loss of control because they are not unionized when it comes to the private -- >> ainsley: when she criticized ron desantis that's all you got. you are fixated on housing costs

in florida? why have prices of houses gone up? because everyone has moved. the blue states, everyone is leaving. more people left new york state last year than ever before heading down to the sunshine state. ron desantis press secretary said maybe it was because they wanted to be far as way as possible from schools where randy has influence. >> steve: clearly she is upset with ron desantis. is he getting a lot of attention because his book came out last week. it was just a couple of days ago where she was in front of the u.s. supreme court and she went in an absolute meltdown there she is right there over the student loan suit. she is furious the courts could step in and stop what clearly is to many a power grab by the executive branch andance gri that the justices during the arguments seem skeptical that essentially the administration could go ahead and waive the trillion dollars worth of student debt over many, many, many years. she is having a rough week. she is just having a rough week.

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>> did was important to not make a decision too early. i don't want to make a decision before i had all the witnesses all the facts and. i made sure to not make my decision until after closing arguments. >> ainsley: why did you make your decision. >> throughout the entire process of the trial i tried to create two story lines for myself. i tried to create one where alex is innocent and what he is saying to us is all true and telling us the truth and one where, okay, you can't trust him. is he lying. where the prosecution is saying is true and whenever we got to the closing arguments the story line of, imbeing there. him doing it, that's the one that made the most sense the other one was full of doubt. full of holes, it was full of confusion. the other one made much more sense. you know, he is there we have a video. >> ainsley: wasn't that interesting? he had no idea until right before the trial when they get all the evidence that his voice was on that tape. thank the good lord we had that

video, right? >> absolutely. i was thinking the same thing that's divine intervention we have this huge case regarding paul and maggie. they are not able to be there and speak for themselves but paul is able to be a witness for himself with that video. >> ainsley: if you didn't have that video, do you think you would have found him guilty? >> you know, we have had talks about that i think it's very hard to look back and take that out and see where we are. without a doubt, deliberation would have been much tougher but what the outcome would have been i'm not sure. >> ainsley: what did you think about paw paw and imagines. he used those nicknames a lot. was that to appeal to y'all to make you think is he a family man he could never do this to his wife and son because it seemed excessive a little bit. >> yeah. we watch all of these videos of the body cam footage and the interviews and he never refers to paul as paw paw in those. and he never refers to maggie as imagines but then as soon as he gets on the stand it's almost he doesn't use their actual names.

i thought that was very much so to try to appeal to the jury. they have nicknames. they are very close knit. i'm sure they were. that was him trying to overcompensate his points there. >> ainsley: his lying, financial records, cheating his clients out of money to really deserved it. hard-working south carolinians in sentence he stoled their money from them. did that play into your decision at all? you knew he had a history of lying? >> throughout the entire trial judge newman said that information we could not use to base alec's character off of. i made sure i separated it. but whenever it came into play for the motive, you know, i have never stolen money. i have never stolen that amount of money. i can only imagine how much pressure must have been on his shoulders knowing his finances were coming to ain't bo where he was going to be exposed.

>> ainsley: your brother was a witness called to the stand. he was at the scene of the crime because he was a deputy at the walterboro area. how did you think they are never going to choose me to be a juror? >> i didn't think they would just because my brother was in law enforcement he was a witness jury selection the judge reads off the list of witnesses and i stand up and let them know that my brother is on the list. and, you know, they write down my number and later on i go back in chambers and speak with the judge, the prosecution and the defense. and you know they asked me a series of questions and followed up. >> ainsley: like do you know anything about this case. >> have you all had any conversation about it? i told him that night he came in and he had told me that there had been a double homicide but like i told you earlier he has always done so well separating work from home and like i was telling you i know now he saw such a gruesome thing there is no way he would want to talk to me about that and make me go through that they followed up

with do you think you could be fair and honest juror. i told them i would and could. both sides had the option to, you know, exclude me and both wanted me on the jury so i think they made a good decision because i think i was a fair and honest juror. >> a few jurors went to the courtroom the next day. you spent six weeks in there but you went the next day the last day for sentencing and you were one of those? >> right. >> ainsley: why was that important? >> we spent six weeks there together. i think honestly it all 12 of us could have been there. after six weeks a lot of us did have things to get back to and our lives that we had to continue. but we had been there for six weeks. the day before we had decided the verdict of a man's life. and it was important for us to be there for the sentencing for a decision that we had made and to see it to the end. >> ainsley: alec never talked about faith or god. especially growing up in south carolina in church every sunday. >> i'm not sure what his religious beliefs are but not just about that. but, you know, i feel like if i

had if i was up there on that witness stand i would be begging people because i know people are watching to look somewhere else, to find people that had done this if i was innocent. you know, i wouldn't be worried about trying to make my life, make sense. i would be worried about who had actually done this and finding those people. and i think i was asked the other day do we pray for alec and i think absolutely we do. you know, we serve a very merciful god. and we know that paul was a murderer, not paul the case but paul biblically and he ended up becoming a disciple. i think absolutely pray for him as much as we can. >> ainsley: i agree with you. when you send someone to prison for life, even though they are guilty, what goes through your mind as a juror? >> you know, that decision has been on my mind for six weeks. you don't want to be wrong. you can't be wrong. you have to be so sure in your decision because this man is about to serve the rest of his life in prison and can you just

imagine if he -- if he hadn't done it, you know. he has lost his wife, he has lost his child and then you send him to prison for his wife. sures, he may have done other crimes. that would just be awful. i couldn't live with that decision if i wasn't sure of myself. >> ainsley: so, in the end, without a shadow of a doubt, you believe he is guilty? >> i wouldn't have been able to make my decision on the verdict if i wasn't. >> steve: that was such a an eye opener and the way he said you want to be right. you got to be right. >> brian: that's a serious juror unlike the one we saw with the grand jury last week with trump. that's somebody you want deliberating your future, right? >> ainsley: yes. solid guy. just graduated from college. moved back home so that he could save some money. he drives to charleston to work in construction and started working there last summer. his boss said he was cool with him going to jury duty. legally he would have to. >> steve: got no choice. >> ainsley: i said why did you want to do this interview?

at first i wasn't going to do it. thought it was the right thing. some of the facts were being skewed. we did deliberate. we were back in that room three hours it. took me at least or most of us 2 hours and 45 minutes to come to our conclusion. and he said we all prayed as a group in the deliberation room before we decided what this -- what alec murdaugh's fate would be. he wanted to set the record straight on some of the facts and he wanted to glorify god. you heard him. is he praying for the entire murdaugh family. even alex behind bars praying he comes to know the lord. >> steve: just the fact that he is from a law enforcement family, his brother was there on the murder? legally that's allowed. >> brian: i can't believe they would allow that. >> ainsley: wanted me on the jury. i was honest with them i said i don't know anything about the case other than my brother came home and said it was a double homicide. >> steve: and ultimately, alex murdaugh now, you know, is he

facing what 99 other charges for financial crimes and screwing people out of money and all sorts of stuff. >> ainsley: they are looking into some other cases, too. >> steve: suspicious. >> ainsley: suspicious cases that may or may not be affiliated with the family. >> brian: does he have money left to pay his lawyers? >> ainsley: good question, brian. the satterfield did get money. i don't know if that's insurance money. we interviewed attorney who lives in lexington, south carolina. they are have recovered a lot of the money millions of dollars. there is more yet to come. i know in one of the documentaries his law firm partner did say he is working hard. we saw that when he took the stand i'm working hard to pay everybody back. >> steve: ch rkwhich, ultimatelf alex murdaugh was out of money the public defender would be appointed and the people of south carolina would pay his bill. >> ainsley: that's right? >> steve: more legal peril for that guy and great interview. >> ainsley: thank you.

>> steve: more coming up. as fentanyl pours across our southern border. authorities sounding the alarm about a new form making it even more dangerous. we will talk to a police chief coming up next on "fox & friends."

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with powder, harder to detect and often laced in with other drugs. people sometimes don't realize they are ingesting it and difficulty of simply investigating a case where powder is present. when you don't know what it is, you don't know how dangerous it's going to be a lot of those factors make it more dangerous to investigate and more dangerous for the community. >> steve: i can understand that. if some of your guys come across a bag of powder like that. in the beginning you probably thought look, it's a bag of cocaine. correct now they have to assume the worst fentanyl could kill them especially if it becomes airborne. what our task force people are doing not opening any baggie of powder. going based on the indicators they have regarding what product it might be and waiting for lab analysis to come back. >> steve: well, you know, as we saw, i believe it was last week, i don't know if you saw that

story, but a little baby had stayed at air b and n with the family. they don't even know where it was. that goes it show you how daunting this is. especially forget about looking for a pill, it could be a powder. >> absolutely. and you don't know where it came from or what form it's in. it could be on anything. in our area we have had fentanyl laced into meth, acid tabs and cocaine. it's hard to tell. you think it might still be something else and turns out to be fentanyl or at least fentanyl laced. >> it is daunting and scary. and when you look at the amount of fentanyl that has been seized in 2022, 13700 pounds so far this year. 1600 pounds, which is so, so much obviously, chief, one of

the reasons you are on today to tell our vast viewing audience, and people particularly there in montana, be careful because this is now a clear and present danger. >> absolutely. and the main thing is just the small amount it takes that could prove fatal. two milligrams is considered a dosage unit. that san extremely small amount as compared to another drug. and because fentanyl is an opioid, your body tries to metabolize it more and more and more until it just proves fatal in some situations, unfortunately. >> steve: chief jim veltkamp, thank you for getting up early and joining us today at 4:41 in the morning there in boozman. >> absolutely. thank you. arizona rancher of accused of

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>> janice: yes, there was. we had a quick-moving storm we talked about on "fox & friends" if you were listening yesterday. it's out of here. kind of wet on the pavement. take a look at the maps. show you what is happening. cold air for the northern tier of the country. that stays in place. warm air for the south and in between is where we have this pathway for these storm systems to develop across the west. moving into the plain states. parts of the midwest and great lakes will receive snow. meanwhile we're going to see heavy rain for the mississippi river valley over the next couple of days and that's going to mean the potential for flash flooding tuesday, wednesday and thursday for the south and the central u.s. and then the snow threat for the northern tier across the great lakes and the midwest where we could get over a foot of snow over the next couple of days and that's going to be the weather pattern as we head into the weekend. the west is going to get socked with more rain and mountain snow. of course, we have been following this for many weeks and see a march cooldown for much of the country this week across the plain states and in towards the northeast.

the south by the way remains warm. so you kind of enjoy that summertime heat while the rest of us are getting, you know, cooler than average temperatures. >> steve: it's winter. >> janice: it's been a mild winter for the northeast and we have had several occasions where there has been a little bit of snow in the forecast. >> steve: which is fine by me, just saying. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> steve: a popular hollywood weight loss drug could trigger a deadly side effect and it may have been missed in clinical trials. dr. siegel on that. but, first, vice president kamala harris cackles at a story about her childhood. >> i went home one day and i said well, what's -- why are conservatives bad, mommy, because i thought we were supposed to conservative. [ laughter ] >> steve: jimmy failla has lots to say about that. as you can see he is wearing jeans here in studio m and he is coming up next.

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>> brian: we are back with spores headlines. fans were able to scream all rise as yankees captain aaron judge hits his first home run of the spring that's him blowing a bundle. >> yes, you could see him in left field because that is coming as judge cranks that high, deep and gone! >> brian: maybe he is worth the money. meanwhile, the world baseball classic is back after a six-year hiatus. the tournament begins today in taiwan that features players like angels super star owe tany, meanwhile who hit a pair of home run team u.s.a. is looking to repeat after finishing first in 2017. their first game is saturday. meanwhile, can you catch the entire tournament on fox

$450 million deal with the raiders quawcialg. the sheax resigned geno smith to three year $105 million deal. same geno smith. fans still waiting to hear if large jackson and aaron rodgers return next season. we will see how that goes vice president kamala harris cracking herself up again while telling an oddly specific story from her childhood that may or may not have happened and insulting republicans in the process. >> i'm going to share with you a very simple story which is i went home one day and i said well what's, why are conservatives bad, mommy, because i thought we were supposed to conservative? [laughter] i couldn't reconcile it, now i can. >> brian: here to react kind of jimmy failla fox across america. fox news radio, and he has a special he is going to talk about in a moment. how do you explain that? >> it's kind of stunning to believe that vice president of

the united states is the only job in america you can get if you cackled for no reason during a conversation. think about it, if you hired a babysitter and you are like yeah we are going to go to a dinner and movie ha ha ha that's great. you know what? we are going to stay home tonight. >> brian: i think so. >> videos like that are why joe biden could fall seven times on the way up the stairs today and no one going to talk about replacing him with kamala. he could be telling reporters is he batman, is he going to be the guy at the will top of the ticket if she is the alternatives when we were kids growing up in levittown my parents used to scare us mean at fran is going to take charge. scare democrats. if you don't joe dumb aunt kamala take charge. >> brian: put there for equal opportunity reasons. who is going to remove her and how are they going to look? she has to leave herself. >> they have to speak to her in a language. kamala it's time to get going to where you have been going because we got keep doing what we keep doing and that time is

today. >> brian: that makes total sense. >> i'm out of here. >> brian: you take on hollywood to make sure you are never going to be in a major movie. >> that's what this is about. >> brian: this is about destroying the chance of being a movie star. brand new special death of hollywood. >> four part documentary streaming now on fox nation. and it kind of chronicles the down hill slide of the oscars and hollywood box office receipts. one of the main reasons it's happening as you know, hollywood got so political a place where we used to go to escape from issues now became a place where we can't avoid them. why top gun was so popular, brian. we were so desperate to see a guy on a plane wasn't forced to wear mask. it was amazing. >> brian: i didn't believe you had a special that's why you brought a clip. >> i did. >> brian: anything need to be set up for this. >> this is going to give you a little background on what people's take away was from like the ideological direction hollywood has gone in the last few years. give it a government.

>> i will tell you what happened to hollywood and what happened to hollywood is it became a big dumpster fire. what happened to hollywood is i think the ideology from one side has completely infiltrated the whole culture there. >> they are smarter than everybody else. you don't know that. >> i don't know if there is black list going on in hollywood because my lack of roles has been due to my lack of acting ability. >> >> that was the great jim norton. this is the truth. nobody wants to get a lecture on inequality from a woman wearing a dress that costs more than their house. the same thing you make 30 million a year to pretend you are a cop while cops are under funded. nobody asked from that. that's the scam of hollywood. one piece of advice i give them. blowing a good thing. they are famous because they hit the gwinnett particular lottery. so good looking willing to pay 20 bucks for popcorn to recite words by ugly person. i know i have been in writer's rooms. stick to being pretty and reading the words out of the

prompter and giving escape. >> brian: started cancel culture and blowing up in their face they have to have diverse staff not the best lighting person and not the best key grip and not the best shooter the one that fits the best category they can't cast a movie. >> that's why the movies suck. we just wanted to go to marvel at these wonderful talents that were gorgeous. think about tom cruise is so attractive to women and probably men, that he is on his eighth mission impossible and we haven't even questioned the logic of that title. if you have pulled it off seven times the mission is not that impossible. how about fairly difficult but maybe. you know. >> brian: you know i did the history of hollywood. is it the answer to my series? >> it's a collaborate back. it's called the first official fox nation clap back. kilmeade is getting shipy, follow this with a failla documentary. >> brian: made news. >> east coast, west coast battle you be too pack and i will be biggie. >> brian: i'm not sure what you mean because we are both from the east coast.

great to see you. good luck on radio show. >> they will get theirs. i have an opening act who is very strong. either way it's going to be fine. >> brian: fantastic. jimmy, with your promotion i would like to promote your series one more time "death of holiday" four part on fox nation hosted by. >> the great jimmy failla. >> brian: i know you feel we peaked but we have two more penal who is almost as attractive and insightful as jimmy. ♪ everybody wants to be rule the world ♪

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