♪ >> president takes this very seriousry. >> two americans kidnapped in mexico are dead. two others back on american soil. >> police arrested 8 mexican nationals where the shack was found. >> we need to bankrupt them and put them out of business. >> the house subcommittee on covid-19 is holding a hearing on the virus since the fbi and energy department conclude it emerged from the lab. >> if this were elaborate cover-up this wouldn't be good for science. >> interest rates could go higher than previously projected the dow dumped 575 points. >> spending and printing

trillions of dollars is unbelievable. >> ftc going after elon musk for internal communications of journalists. >> ftc is on the cutting edge of the biden administration's effort to censors americans online. >> a minnesota vikings player being praised for helping rescue a man from a fiery crash. wide receiver kj osborn. uber driver saw the car crash and managed to free the trapped driver ♪ a little bit like my daddy don't can ycuss around my momman upstairs [cheers and applause] >> brian: tampa, florida. this crowd is pumped up. opened up, serve. everybody is open early because "fox & friends" is coming down here. and they are pumped up. number one, happy we are here and happy to be in what they call free florida. and especially over the last couple of years. closed for three months. open ever since. businesses like this can thrive

and, guys, it's been around since 1925. there is so many different stories and family stories that bring people down on a regular basis. and even though they are known for their burgers, also known for their pancakes. a huge breakfast crowd. on the weekends almost impossible to get a table. here open up an hour early for us. >> steve: that's great. >> brian: a lot going on. everyone has got an opinion, also, about what is most important. but i will tell you in terms of an area, we picked the perfect area because they have a democratic mayor, it's traditionally been a democratic city but it's flipped over the past few years become purple/lean red. get a mix of people more red, white and blue than blue and red. that's my sense. >> ainsley: kind of bike palm beach. >> steve: brian, you are there breakfast time. i looked at the goody goody men good menu.regarded as one of tht spots to eat in florida. ainsley we would have what they call the hangover because it's a

fresh baked biscuits split and topped with home fries, cheddar, gravy and two eggs. >> ainsley: that's the preferred hangover, right? >> steve: sounds delicious. >> ainsley: does sound good. brian, have you eaten anything yet? >> brian: i don't know what's more damaging -- no. but i don't know what is more damaging the cure or the hangover. i'm not really sure what your spleen will be more receptive to the liquor, yes. absolutely. let's see if that happens. all right. tomorrow, president biden will deliver his budget proposal, which is always interesting that includes a new medicare tax hike and more, ainsley. >> ainsley: great. it comes after the dow plunges more than 570 points and the fed is poised to carry out more rate increases. to fight inflation. >> steve: that's right. mark meredith is on the north lawn of the white house. suddenly he is interested in breakfast. and, mark, here's the thing about this. the president is going to present his budget ideas but it's doa in the republican led

house. so, you know, this is all about politics. >> absolutely. this is not going to go anywhere with the house republicans who, of course, control the house majority. good morning to all three of you. i, too, already looked at the breakfast menu as well this morning. president biden will be in philadelphia tomorrow to actually unveil his budget but we are getting a sneak peek about what he wants to urge congress to do which is including raising the medicare tax on wealthier americans. people making over over $400,000 a year. raise the medicare tax up to 5%. call for expanding medicare's ability to further negotiate drug prices. i would expect we are going to hear a lot more from president biden on both medicare and social security. the white house says this as a wedge issue ahead of 2024. however, when it comes to the economy, americans may be focused elsewhere. the markets are set to open slightly higher today after a rough day of trading tuesday. >> the dow dropping nearly 575 points yesterday alone. the drop came only the same day as the federal reserve chairman jerome powell was up on the hill

warning that there be even more interest rate hikes than originally expected. >> i would explain to people more broadly that inflation is extremely high and it's hurting the working people of this country badly, all of them. not just 2 million of them but all of them are suffering under high inflation and we are taking the only measures we have to bring inflation down. >> and putting two million people out of work is part of the cost and they have to bear it? >> will working people be better off if we just walk away from our jobs and inflation remains 5%, 6%. >> we know now senator warren feels and american people feel. new study from fannie mae 70% of the americans feel the economy shedding on the wrong track. only 28% say things are heading in the right direction. >> when you are the economy you are trying to put people out of work that's your job, is it not. >> not really. we are trying to restore price stability. >> no, you are trying to raise

the unemployment rate, disinflation is what you are trying to do. it's a slowing in the rate of inflation. am i right? >> yes. >> deflation is when prices actually go down. you are trying to achieve disinflation, are you not? >> yes, we are. >> and chairman powell will be back up on the hill today. he is going to be testifying before the house financial services committee. we will be curious to see whether or not the markets have a better day based on his testimony or if it's another rough day. brian, you may want to stay down there and have more food as opposed to going to wall street. back to you guys. >> brian: i hear you. thanks so much, mark. basically what senator kennedy and senator elizabeth warren were trying to say they are putting a human face on when you up interest rates business rates contract. people get laid off. mortgage take to buy a house no longer seems tolerable or palatable. and now go to sell a house no longer have the buyers and the

price drops set. trying to say do you have another move, mr. fed chairman besides raising rates? even though we are anti-inflation, should you also take responsibility for allowing us to get and there also backing up what the administration was saying about being transitory? another guy that understands the human element is the guy that grew up dirt poor, he will tell you, senator tim scott. looking at the spending in this country knowing the budget that's coming and what the fed is doing. he came to this conclusion. >> spending and printing trillions of dollars, caving to the radical elevate in this country, seeing policies posited and then implemented that led to the worst inflation in 40 years, seeing our inflation at 9.1%, seeing american families struggle because of the weight of the government on their shoulders, seeing the

devastation from south carolina to ohio, it's unbelievable that the progressives in this country who caused a 9 # .1% inflation would turn besides somewhere in the mirror to see the absolute devastation caused by their out-of-control spending is remarkable. remarkable. >> steve: here's the thing. if they would expand energy production domestically inflation would come down ultimately. so starting point where we began with mark was how this particular budget is dead on arrival when it arrives in the republican house. to prove that point, so the president is going to suggest $30 billion for law enforcement to fight crime, to counter, republicans, who say, look, democrats are soft on crime. this is all about 2024. you know, they -- the republicans say the democrats are just -- you know, they are

just wild spenders. what are they going to do? they are going to reduce the deficit by a trillion dollars. they are going to increase the pentagon budget and going to raise taxes on wealthy people. and ainsley, the whole whole idea is to appeal to centrist and working class voters in battle ground states. while there is a lot in the budget, it's all about getting joe biden reelected. >> ainsley: is this really the time, i mean, when we are in inflation, when interest rates are going up. ron desantis wants djokovic to play in the next big tournament to play down in florida. it's called the miami open. novak djokovic was denied his waiver to play in california recently. he also couldn't play, he was forced to withdrawal from the indian wells, california. and so, ron desantis has written a letter to the president and he said let him play. and this was a quote from a portion of that letter. it says, it is also not clear to me why, even by the terms of

your own proclamation mr. djokovic could not legally enter this country via boat. because it's all about air. >> steve: nice. >> ainsley: even as you issued proclamation on air travel that remains in force to this day, your administration pointedly allowed thousands of unvaccinated migrants to enter our country through the southern border. the only thing keeping mr. djokovic from participating in this tournament is your administration's continued enforcement of a misguided, unscientific and out-of-date covid-19 vaccination requirements for foreign guests seeking to visit our great country. so they say covid is over, this is one of the strongest, healthiest athletes in the world. he has been denied playing so many different events when he is such a competitor, which is always fun to watch for americans and for people all over the world. let the guy play. let him come to the states and let him play. he won wimbledon, they allowed him to play there. i know you have a lot to say about this, brian, being our sports guy. it doesn't make sense.

ron desantis makes a really good point. weave all have to show our passports and do everything right. so many people coming across our southern border don't show a passport and are not vaccinated. and one of them is aaron rodgers. remember he said he wasn't vaccinated? i'm pretty sure he played tackle football last year. for him not to play at 35 years old, he might be the greatest tennis player ever. he has about two more years top of his game. number one in the world. you have a chance if you are a sports fan tennis fan see him live for the last time. so hard to get to the grand slam events. these are smaller events to get. in revitalizes the city, helps the town and the game. it he's had everybody. but you are not letting him in because you will not -- you are too lazy to go in and say you're allowed to come to our country unvaccinated. my goodness the use of the chinese vaccine is useless. the russian vaccine is a joke. so, anybody who is vaccinated with those ridiculous inoculations they might as well have an anti vax.

why are we letting anybody in? we just lifted the ban on chinese citizens coming here. how dare you do this and embarrass our country again. i give him credit for publicly asking for it. senator scott and senator ruby year asked the president to do it. once again, the president's great at walking away from the cameras. never taking action. you can't get him to comment on kidnappings at the border and something as easy to solve as great tennis players who want to come here. guys, you as you know i'm at goody goody burger, they have opinions too. guys, thanks everybody for coming out. first off, a show of hands. take a look at everyone. who thinks that novak djokovic should be allowed to play tennis without being vaccinate? [cheers] >> brian: absolutely. do you think the world is too dangerous to have djokovic come to our country and not be vaccinated show of hands if you think that's a bad move? i'm sure everyone is vaccinated

coming here illegally. that's great point sir. what's your name? >> tim. >> brian: you have a message, so tim lives in texas. and he also has a place in tampa. what's your message, tim? >> my message is stop moving to florida and texas. please come to visit. we love to have you. but don't allow the woke people to drive you out of your own home. don't surrender. change what's going on in your neighborhood and your home. >> brian: don't just keep coming to texas and florida. change where you live. >> don't surrender to these people and don't let them push you out. >> brian: he has a boat and not invited me out yet. okay. this is all-star table here. first here. what's your name. >> britney,. >> what do you do. >> i'm a law student and president of the tampa bay young republicans. >> brian: why is it that the stat show that more young republicans come to tampa? what is the attraction? >> so i mean first of all the city is great but we have the second largest young republicans club in the nation with almost 500 active members. and we have gained a lot of those numbers in the last two years because everybody loves

florida. everybody loves governor desantis and he what is he doing for us. it's a great city for young professionals. >> brian: right. at this table, how many are governor desantis supporters? [cheers] >> brian: how about in this room? [cheers] >> brian: and this democratic mayor. this is very blue and red area. so, governor desantis has won over a lot of people. ashley, i know you were working the prompter and getting ready to do the news; is that correct? >> ashley: i am. i'm going to start with a fox news alert. to of the four mexicaned kidnapped over the weekend were dead. found dead in a rural shack yesterday. the other two victims are back in the u.s. after dramatic rescue near the border. a photo from the scene shows latavia mcgee in the back of an ambulance after she was rescued by mexican authorities.

she and eric james williams were brought to texas shortly after they were found. fentanyl smoke has become so common on the job that it's leading to health side effects. he has been out sick from work for weeks now. williams joined us earlier and says a medical provider refused to even examine him. watch this. >> this is a terrible feeling. i'm responsible for those passengers. we have about 60 cases of drivers who got sick while driving. >> ashley: his company told him to put on a mask to stop it. deadly fentanyl overdoses nearly doubled in seettled last year with 708 deaths compared to 385 deaths in 2021. los angeles lakers retiring former star powell gasol's jersey. contribute to former teammate to

kobe bryant who died in 2020 helicopter crash along with his daughter and six others. >> i miss him so much. like many of us do. i love him. i wish he was here with gigi. i really do. but i think he will be proud and he was looking forward to this moment. i love you brother. >> go sole and bryant played together winning two chance 2009 and 2010. notoriously woke virginia school district bans white and asian students from college prep courses. our next guests are fighting back explaining how to empower parents in their new book and that's coming up next. >> ainsley: plus, they are bringing a big heart to the heartland. >> farmers are known to be hard-working and like genuine, honest people. that's the person that you want to start a family with. >> ashley is the doggone disney

princess. i mean get lost in those eyes for days. >> ainsley: it's the bachelor meets yellowstone. we will meet the farmers who want a wife. that's coming up. ♪ who cares, baby ♪ i think i want to marry you ♪ ♪ well i know this chapel on the boulevard ♪ we can go ♪ no one will know ♪

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a new email reportedly sent to parents last month highlights a college prep program opened only to black or hispanic students but not whites or asians. it's an issue our next guest discuss in their brand new book stolen youth. we have live in the studio karol markowicz and bethany mandel. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, thank you. >> steve: bethany, let's starts with you. this sounds like discrimination, doesn't it? >> it sounds like discrimination because it is discrimination. i'm looking forward to the legal sort of case when this is brought to the courts because it's is absolutely illegal but it teaches kids at this very young age that they should be looking first and foremost at race instead of at merit that's a message that's toxic for white students and toxic for asian students and toxic for students of all races. >> steve: karol, one of the reasons focused on schools during the pandemic, which we were just talking about, so many

parents finally got an eye full of what the kids were going through because kids were sitting at the kitchen table and the parents were looking over their shoulder saying hey, i can't believe what they are teacherring my kid. >> that's right. and we covered this a lot in our book stolen youth that the idea of equity is so k noxious. promises outcome for everybody that is the same. that's is impossible. bernie sanders couldn't tell the difference between equality and equity despite it being such a gigantic part of the progressive platform. using our kids as guinea pigs and using a book they haven't finished yet to teach our children. it's really bad and need to fight all this kind of anti-merit ideas everywhere that they surface. >> steve: we did reach out to the fairfax county school board. we have not heard back from them yet. ultimately, though, bethany, what are they trying to do? we get little glimpses of what they are doing and wonder how does that all fit in? ultimately, what's the goal? >> they want to turn children

into foot soldiers in their woke war on childhood and resilience. they want to make them hyperfocused on race. this hyperfocus is so toxic not only to their mental health and their emotional health but also their academic success. karol talked a little bit about bernie sanders in his latest book in his section on education, his chapter on education, he talked about how the goal isn't to raise children to be competent in math or in english. they want to turn them into activists. they are very open about that. that's the goal here. >> steve: karol, are they just growing a generation of democrats? >> they are trying. we're full on saying it. we are not even suggesting it. they absolutely are trying to turn our our children into little leftist activists for those causes. what they learned during the parkland aftermath and greta the environmentalists are unassailable. have them parrot whatever lines you want and adults won't be

able to argue with them. that is powerful. they learned a good lesson that way they can use kids for their ends. >> steve: you two were the best guests in the world to talk about this because you have this brand new book out called "stolen youth" check it out. can a real mark wits and bethany thank you for joining us this the studio. >> thank you. >> steve: coming up on this wednesday four hard-working farmers looking for lasting love. look who came in the studio. a preview of fox nation dating show farmer wants a wife. plus, brian is in sunny tampa, florida having breakfast with friends at goody goody burger. brian? >> brian: yeah. a little distracted because this is one of my favorite episodes of the dick van dyke show. this is when it opens up and he trips over the ottoman. i want to talk to my new best friends in a few seconds here. you have here 40 years all different countries what has changed about tampa bay. >> very much republican. >> metropolitan?

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>> ashley: the national transportation safety board is investigating the safety culture of norfolk southern following a series of derailments and accidents like the one in east palestine, ohio. the ntsb announced the probe yesterday after a conductor was killed in cleveland. that was when a dump truck crashed into his train. norfolk southern ceo is set to testify before a senate committee tomorrow on that toxic train derailment. shocking video out of new york city shows vandals tearing apart a chinese restaurant. the mass mob tossing chairs, flipping tables and smashing glass all as the restaurant staff watched in disbelief. now, thankfully, no one was injured in the weekend attack. but the restaurant's owner says it only took about one minute for the group to cause $20,000 in damage to his business. no arrests have been made. adidas is slashing its dividend

as it braces for its first full year loss in 30 years. this comes after the company cut ties with the rapper formerly known as kanye west in yeezy brand. fans will see other collaborations in the future. and those are your headlines. we will send it out to janice dean who has our weather for us. hello, janice. >> janice: i have got my friends with me. what's your name. >> i'm deanna. >> and? >> angela. >> where are you from. >> river of the east. north carolina. >> janice: very nice. is that ainsley country? >> maybe. she is south carolina, right? >> janice: that's right. thank you for coming. are you enjoying new york so far. >> first time. >> i thought you were sisters. are you having fun? >> yes. love it. i have enjoyed every bit of it. >> say hi to everybody on "fox & friends." >> janice: i wish i could warm it up a little bit more like north carolina. but here are -- well, here is what is happening across the country. we have the potential for heavy rainfall across portions of the plain states and there are your

highs 47 for new york. cold air across the west is going to bring the potential for snow and then across the west coast, that's where we have heavy rain and flooding in the forecast for the next couple of days. we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com for your latest details. you want to say hi to ainsley. >> hi, ainsley. >> ainsley: hello my friends. >> i love all of you. i watch you all the time. >> ainsley: i love you. >> morning noon and at dinner. >> ainsley: hug them for keeping us employed. we love waking up with you all. thank you so much. four farmers are looking for love in this new reality show. it's so cute it's called "farmer wants a wife." watch this. >> i have been on that dating app. but girls are actually 400 miles away. >> i have dated a lot of guys in the city is hasn't worked out for me. >> she is too pretty to be in a place like this ♪ to the place ♪ where i belong >> i don't know why i'm struggling so much with this. >> this is a hell of a lot harder than i thought it was going to be. >> joining us now is the host of the farmer wants a wife

ms. jennifer nettles who has been on our show a few times along with the show's eligible bachelor, georgia grace land, ryan black, oklahoma rancher landon heaten and tennessee rancher allen foster. hey, everyone. >> good morning. >> ainsley: i'm so excited airs tonight at 9:00 on fox. jennifer, how did you get involved in this and tell us about the show. >> well, i got involved, my team called me and said, hey, we have this -- came across our desk farmer wants a wife. it's a dating show are you interested at first? no. i'm not big in the reality dating show genre. that's not my thing i don't. watch it. then i heard about the concept and i thought oh, this sounds really cute. really fun, really interesting. and it has been so heart-warming and endearing because these are real people looking for real love. >> ainsley: did you have fun doing it? have you gone from sugarland to broadway winning grammys to now reality shows. >> i had a blast doing it. what i didn't realize is i was going to become so invested in

these guys they are so kind, so good, so genuine. >> ainsley: you start with 8 girls each. that's in tennessee. and then you wiggles it down to five each and they go back to your ranch and then you hopefully will pick a wife at the end of this. so, hunter, let me start with you. tell us a little bit about yourself and what you are looking for in a girl. >> oh, i'm hunter grayson from walkersville, georgia. >> whether a great name hunter grayson. >> thank you. i had no say in the matter just luck, i guess. i guess if i knew really what i wanted i wouldn't be on a reality dating show but i'm just -- my grandfather always introduced my grandma wherever he went whether he knew you for years or the first time meeting you he said this is my sweetheart, have you met ms. fay. this is my sweetheart. i'm looking for my sweetheart. >> ainsley: ryan, tell us about you. >> i'm ryan black, i'm from a small town in shelby, north carolina. i cowboy and just third generation. and what i'm looking for in a lady would be, you know, someone

feminine i love. and just having that person, you know, that person that you just count on and depend on. >> ainsley: you want feminine but also want her to get dirty too because she is going to work on the farm. >> definitely. >> ainsley: did you want heir to work on the farm because these are city girls. >> just being able to, you know, in a case maybe. but, you know, not necessarily like we all said we are not looking for a ranch hand. we have those. so, you know. >> ainsley: and landon, tell us about you. >> i'm from oklahoma. just a little cow herd out there. you know, i kind of stopped looking for anything i wanted for a long time and just kind of did life and you can't do that forever. because there is always going to be something missing. and i have been a lot of long-term relationships and they didn't work out. i gave up on love a little and this show came across. i can prove this thing wrong. and turns out i was very surprised with the outcome of this. i had no clue. >> ainsley: and you can't tell us. >> no.

it will be worth watching. >> ainsley: allen, how about you? >> i'm alan foster from little small town in middle tennessee. and, you know, like landon and hunter, i run a little cow calf operation there. and i guess really i'm just looking for somebody to share my life with and carry on a legacy that's, you know, been around for generations. and, you know, find somebody to grow old with. >> ainsley: so sweet. green acres the modern day bachelor meets yellowstone. watch this little clip. >> hi, hello, ladies. [cheers] >> you look amazing. >> you too. >> these guys have a tough job ahead of them. >> so what are you looking for. >> i'm looking for you. >> farmers are known to be hard-working and like genuine, honest people. and that's the person that you want to start a family with. >> ashley is the doggone disney princess. i mean get lost this those eyes for days. >> i'm afraid i'm going to get hurt. >> are you ready for this.

>> i'm here for the right reason. >> this hit me in the heart like this is real. >> ainsley: jennifer, what did you learn from this? that's so sweet. >> they are good guys. they are great guys. that's what i love about this show. it isn't like the scandalous, everybody is crying with a rose at the end of the evening elimination. they want to be instagram influencers and 15 seconds of fame. these are peel people as you tell. super genuine and sweet. i just feel like they are in it for the right reasons. and i get to sort of swoop in like a fairy godmother and give them a little atta boy here and there when it got overwhelming. >> we need to rebrand what would jesus do bracelets what would jennifer do. >> ainsley: so sweet. were there any women -- all from the city. so were you worried about that? did you see any of the women you are like she is not going to make it on the farm. >> part of that makes for fun, do you know what i mean? especially for the watcher. part of it makes for a lot of

fun but the question does become what are you willing to do for love? do you want -- would you change your life? would you change your lifestyle? are you willing to learn something new? i mean, these are questions that we can all ask, regardless of the setting. >> ainsley: that's right. y'all, i can't wait to watch it comes on tonight at 8:00 eastern time. thank you, jennifer, so sweet to our show, too. all right, guys. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. >> ainsley: so much fun. i hope you find love. >> i know, right? >> ainsley: the households first hearing on the origins of covid following the fbi's claim a lab leak was likely. congresswoman nicole malliotakis. and brian is having breakfast with our friends down in tampa, florida. hey, brian. >> brian: hi, guys. welcome back to goody goody burger. kind of an interesting table. natives from chicago in the summer. what's the difference between chicago and tampa? >> weather, first of all but crime is a little bit different than chicago.

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subcommittee new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis along with arizona congresswoman debbie lesko join us live from d.c. good morning to both of you fossa it killed over a million americans the u.s. wants to know u.s. involvement how much of that lab did we actually fund. >> you're exactly right. americans deserve to know and they deserve not to be lied to. and that's why our committee is formed and that's why we are trying to get to the bottom of it. millions of dollars went from the national institute of health of that ecohealth alliance. institute of virology which we now believe -- two agencies believe was the cause of the lab

leak why are u.s. taxpayer dollars going to fund a chinese lab that is studying the bat coronavirus that may have killed over 7 million people in the world? it's crazy. >> steve: it is crazy. >> ainsley: congresswoman malliotakis, what do you expect to hear? what do you want to learn? and, if that is true, if we are funding this lab in china, can we prevent that from happening going forward? egg. >> that's the goal of this. the democrats stonewalled appreciated any hearing from going forward to the origin of the virus. if we don't know the origin how can we prevent it from happening in the future. dr. fauci was involved in one of the biggest cover-ups in american history when he told us it was not the lab leak. but, instead, it was natural origins. and new we are finding out more and more that there is an email trail. there were conversations had with scientists. he actually pushed for a paper

to be released that debunked the lab leak. but, yet, now we are finding out from the various agencies and this administration that indeed, what republicans were saying all along and what we were accused of being conspiracy theorists for that this lab leak did occur is happening more and more. there is mounting evidence that there was a cover-up. and you know what? as of last monday, this administration, the white house itself, has been denying that gain of function research was taking place. still defends gain of function research and lab leak occurred. as you mentioned 1.1 million americans that is nearly as many of the number of americans that were killed in every war since the american revolution combined. we will get the answer that the democrats fail to do over the last two years. >> steve: everybody is -- every family in america has been touched in some way by covid. and congressman lesko, you know, regarding what nicole was

talking about regarding gain of function research. you know, when dr. fauci has been up on capitol hill, he gets into a lot of legal language. he sounds like a lawyer. you know, they have got it down so that he is able to deny gain of function research because of how they define gain of function research at the organization he heads. >> well, yeah. we have to be very careful how we ask questions because they can evade us. no a committee hearing i had recently i was able to question the nih director and he, again, claimed that none of the funding went to coronavirus research. but, i grilled him a little bit more how do you know that when the chinese data was not released and the nih even deleted the sea against of the virus at the chinese' request. there is something fishy going on here. and that's why republicans want to get to the bottom of this. not only because millions of people died and more millions of

people got infected but because it's important for the origins for the next pandemic. we have to combat that. >> ainsley: you are right. we don't want to have to go through it again. thank you, ladies. great to see you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: coming up. >> brian is having breakfast with our friends down in tampa, florida. hey, brian. >> brian: yeah, i'm just talking to so many people, ainsley. everybody has got different issues to discuss. this is patty. pat j just bought in this area but is from new jersey. you have a complaint with new jersey. >> yes. we have washing up. the governor won't admit it's the wind turbines in the ocean. they are washing up on our beach and they just worked a up on our streets. >> brian: not a coincidence. >> not a coincidence and you can't get through his number. >> brian: this is my friend patty she doesn't want to talk. the bucks legend the six time pro bowler so don't go away.

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super bowl much more. >> instant clout. tom coming here as the goat. chose tampa. tells you a lot about our team and our organization and just our city in general and bringing the super bowl to us. 's it was unbelievable. it was a good run. >> brian: mike, as much as football players get paid. not what they are worth. football careers are short. you are ano, ma'amly. can you believe how much money is in this game daniel jones signed last night four years $160 million. i think joe montana made 2 million. >> me too. but, you know, good for them. that's the way it is. you can't hate them. >> brian: there is that much more money in the game. >> right. the nfl is big. and the players are getting bigger and getting more money. >> brian: so what happened? where is the fullback the darryl johnsons of the world, michael stotts. we don't have that anymore. >> they are a dying breed. >> what happened.

>> i don't know. a different trend. back in the day before i came in. and then it came back to the full back and now it's going away. i don't know, maybe it will come back. some teams san francisco running the full back, other people running the full back, too. not as much as we have seen back in my day. >> brian: what matters to the people of tampa bay. you told me on this block was basically this diner and one other place. how has this changed? >> tampa is an unbelievable city. people want to come here. people love it. what tampa represents. what the community represents and everything. people are good here. and people want to be a part of this. >> brian: right. and so are you. you stuck around and you in the bucks have to rebuild this year. is it going to be a tough couple of years for you guys? >> i don't know. we have great coaching staff. we have great organization. you know, i think they will find ways to bring in some good players. you know, it might be tough sledding at the beginning. i think we will come around and we will compete. >> brian: you look great.

how do you feel? >> i look better than i feel. [laughter] >> brian: tackle football takes a lot out of you. and he says they used to play practice in pads the whole year. now how many times do they play in pads. >> 14, 15 times a year. >> brian: the whole year practice cass damaging too. thanks for getting up early. >> i appreciate it. >> brian: mike alstott everybody. the nfl player makes the biggest play of his life-saving a man from a burning car talking about vikings wide receiver k.j. osborn on his fiery rescue. that story coming your way. don'♪t move. ♪ ♪breeze driftin' on by...♪ ♪...you know how i feel.♪ you don't have to take... [coughing] ...copd sitting down. ♪it's a new dawn,...♪ ♪...it's a new day,♪ it's time to make a stand. ♪and i'm feelin' good.♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd... ...medicine has the power to treat copd...

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