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be doing. >> i have the privilege of serving with joe biden. he intends to run and if he does, i will be running with him. >> you seem like this momentum about them trying to pull kamala off the tact. >> earn rogers he will leave the green bay packers for the new york jets. >> i made it clear my inteption was to play and my intention was to play for the new york jets. >> brian: here we go news alert. the me. a russian fighter buzzes and then collides with a u.s. drone earlier this week. >> ainsley: yeah. you can even see the warplane dumping the fuel first on the drone that cost $32 million before colliding with the propeller on the drone, sending it crashing down into the black sea. >> steve: we got this video about an hour ago from lucas tomlinson who is at the pentagon as we learn down in that water below, lucas, the russians are looking for our drone and they

are probably going to find it. >> that's right, steve. good morning to you all. in fact, a short time ago, as you mentioned the u.s. military releasing this newly declassified video showing the moment of that mid-air collision between the russian fighter jet and american drone high above the black sea this he can would. the video is about 40 seconds long. shows the russian flanker coming up behind the lumbering unarmed u.s. reaper speed very high rate of speed reckless. south of crimea. dumping fuel which seems to vaporize after hitting the air after one successful pass here comes again taking a second pass what the pentagon called recklessly approaching. and the collision taking place and the drone was destroyed. keep in mind, this harassment was going on for about 30 to 40 minutes before the collision happened according to the pentagon. here is some other photos released from the u.s. military european command showing the bent propeller which turned that

$32 million drone to a piece of scrap metal after it crashed into the sea. yesterday the pentagon's topster said he is still not sure if that russian fighter jet meant to collide with the american drone. went over and land in the black sea probably about 4 or 5,000 feet of water. any recovery operation is difficult at that depth. there is pattern of behavior recently where aggressive actions conducted by the russians. we know the intercept was intentional. we know that the aggressive behavior was intentional and also know it was very unprofessional and unsafe. >> general milley as you heard appeared to down play the incident saying it needed to be investigated and then, quote, move on he said. russia's ambassadors to the u.s. was not as diplomatic responding to senator lindsey graham, quote: a deliberate attack on russian aircraft in neutral airspace is not just a crime under international law but an open declaration of war against the largest nuclear power. is the capital willing to put american citizens and international community at risk

of a full scale nuclear war? top brass says recovering the drone will be impossible. no warships on the black sea. likely already on the floor. many pieces most likely. some would like to see an invoice sent to the kremlin after $32 million unarmed drone was destroyed. >> steve: that would be great. send putin the bill. lucas, i have a question for you. the way you set it up. it sound like so they were this is what they do. the russians just harass our material, whether it's drones or other jets. so it sounds like in the process of dumping the fuel, they got too close. the guy was driving crazy and essentially it was a mid-air accident sure looks that way a car wreck at 30,000 feet. the jet coming in looking out of control and just slamming into the drone. what is amazing is that it clipped the propeller and didn't destroy both aircraft and just

both collide and both get destroyed. that propeller as you see here pinning around that's the back half of the drone. pretty small compared to the drone. you see the jet come in. it's amazing, it's like a broadside, like a sideswipe you can say. some fighter pilots i have talked to say the fuel being dumped really didn't have a lot of an effect. it was more just for show. but, certainly destroying a $32 million drone has a lot of people angry, especially here on capitol hill, guys. >> ainsley: lucas, we don't want the russians to retrieve it at the bottom of the ocean. do you know the video sent by drone sent back in real time to the u.s.? do we have copies of that. >> yes, ainsley. in fact there is nothing stortd on the drone. all this material would be fed directly back to, you know, u.s. intel analysts to, you know, go over that video. and it's stored, on servers, much like a lot of our material. it's stored back in the united

states in various spaces and certainly, you know, in europe as well. >> steve: one final question if they were dropping fuel on the drone so it would cover the lenses and whatnot, mission not accomplished because it looks like the eyes of the drone are on the bottom. >> exactly. they are on the bottom. they are also on the front of the drone, steve. so the fact that you see the russian fighter jet approaching from the star bird quarter if you will i don't want to lose people there and back right of the drone. it -- you would think you would want to pass in front. when u.s. jets do this to other countries like over the skies of syria, it's called head butting action you have the american jet drop flairs but cutting in front of that other aircraft. this russian fighter jet doesn't appear that it actually ever cuts off the drone. what is also very apparent is how slow the drone is going. that drone is going about 185 miles per hour. some would say it's like a flying toaster.

this is not a stealth aircraft. and the fact that the russians, this would have been doing full squawks, a 3 charlie not to get too in the weeds telling everybody who they are, what's going on and the fact that this russian jet slammed right into it does appear reckless as we heard. >> ainsley: video we are seeing is video captured from the drone right. >> right. correct. >> ainsley: did i read an they dropped the fuel and hovered in front of our drone for awhile. i wondered if it circled back and that's what we are seeing now. >> which is hard to do, ainsley, when you talk about relative speed and these russian fighter jets. near stall speed 185 miles per hour. >> steve: flying toaster. i hadn't heard that yet. lucas, thank you for joining us from d.c. >> brian: yesterday in the press conference, milley and austin spoke. i thought this is going to be significant. used that whole time to give us update on the war and how great they are doing for each other and rallying our allies to

support ukrainians whole purpose was why we were covering it live what are we going to do in response? essentially the secretary of defense austin came out and said we spoke to the kremlin. i spoke to my counterpart. i don't really want to characterize what went on in the meeting. then, when he was asked about what went on in the meeting he said i will let him characterize what went on in the meeting. no, it's a press conference. you should tell us what the characterization was of the meeting. we heard from secretary of state blinken before after he meets with the chinese counterpart you know it did not go well. or whoever the secretary of state is, you know, or when rumsfeld was in there or any secretary of defense who characterized how the meeting went. we lost a 50 -- up to $50 million predator drone into the black sea, in international waters in international skies. that is not okay. we are, again, on our back foot and it takes republican senators to reach out and lash out because our president is mia and our secretary of defense doesn't

want to show any muscle. same thing with mexico. they come out and call out our senators for speaking out and taunt us because our president is mia and doesn't want to represent us with any strength, with any teeth. this is a situation where the russians are being provocative. the only thing they understand have strength and we give them justth opposite. congressman august fliewrg joined us a while ago he was a pilot in the air force. >> the only thing that russians respect is strength. this is the thing that our foreign policy it starts at the top. we should have a strong approach in every aspect of foreign policy now you see the weakness coming out of the response here. we should demand multiple things as a result of this. they have got this war going on in ukraine and they are out playing around and getting incredibly close with aggressive maneuvers in international sky

to our aircraft up acceptable. we have got to be strock and lay the law down and that hasn't happened. >> steve: here's the way i look at it and that is yesterday at this time whether we were talking about the united states had said, look, these jets were nearby our drone. they were harassing it. they were pouring fuel on it and they clipped it. that is what the u.s. said. the russians were saying that the united states accidentally ditched it because we did a maneuver where it went into the sea. that's why the department of defense was working so quickly to declassify it so ultimately we could answer the question ourselves and we can see with our own two eyes that their jet, while they were doing something very unprofessional and brazen got too clorks dumping the fuel as lucas said, it was like a car accident. it was clearly an accident. the guy is out of control. and now the whole-russia, i got

news for you, your story about how we turned the thing and sent it into the black sea? that dog don't hunt no more. >> ainsley: in other news, kamala harris last night was on with stephen colbert and they talked all things. >> steve: did you watch? >> ainsley: did i not. i saw some clips this morning and read some articles about it. but they talked about abortion rights and ukraine and the election. and he asked her because it's one of his favorite shows which actually i love this show, too. hilarious. veep, about the vice president position. the lady from julia. >> steve: louie dreyfus. he said are there any similarities to the show and she plays the vice president to your role as the actual vice president. listen to this. >> one of the themes of the show is that her character meyer is frustrated by the sometimes vague duties of the role, like it's a high constitutional office but it's not prescribed so much about what you are supposed to be doing.

>> well, i have the great privilege of serving with joe biden who is president of the united states. [applause] >> and was vice president. >> does he understand what it is like to be a vice president. >> he does. he does. and he really is a true partner. and he understands the job. he is an extraordinary leader, and i wish that people could see what i see because there is only one person who sits behind that resolute desk. and the decisions that that person has to make are the decisions that nobody else in the country can make. and he is an extraordinary leader. >> and the question was, what is the job of the vice president? [laughter] >> and your answer is part of the job i'm guessing? >> ainsley: and let's go back to my question. >> brian: for stephen colbert to embarrass her like that that's how embarrassing she is. that to me seems like the concerted effort to expose somebody over their head even in a relaxed setting. >> ainsley: when you don't know

how to answer the question you pivot and hope they don't notice. >> steve: word salad. >> brian: how could you not be able to describe your job? you can't get an easier question than that except for maybe what are you wearing? besides that, how could you not be able to describe your job? >> steve: well, she was asked also about mike pence. she was asked about ron desantis. she was asked whether or not she will run are joe biden in 2024. and she said this: >> well, as the president has said, we're not going to make any announcements tonight on this show. [laughter] >> he wouldn't mind. it's okay. >> he wouldn't mind at all. [laughter] >> i'm sure president obama used joe biden to float a few ideas out there for him here and there. go ahead. go ahead. >> as our joe biden has said he intends to run and if he does, i will be running with him. >> steve: that's a good show for her because she has a hardy laugh. that's the first time she has been on that program since they

won in 2020. >> ainsley: i liked her little white shirt underneath the silk blouse underneath. irher hair looked good. >> brian: she was heckled on the way in. >> ainsley: yes. >> brian: probably stunned by that maybe that threw her off when she couldn't describe her own job. >> steve: maybe the job is so big it's hard to describe. >> brian: that could be it. can we get her resume over to her, her own? >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley who has headlines for us. >> ashley: good morning. >> start with the border crisis. border patrol chief raleigh ortiz giving stunning testimony in mcallen, texas that democrats skipped. >> does dhs have operational control of our entire border? >> no, sir. >> you heard the secretary, he said we have operational control. that's the definition -- >> -- based upon the definition you have, sir, up there, no. >> we don't have operational control? >> no, sir. >> house republicans slamming democrats for boycotting the

hearing. committee chairman james comer broadening the scope of the probe into hunter biden's overseas business dealings. listen. >> at the end of this, i think we are going to see there are probably six or seven biden family members that were involved in various business sceesms around the world. this just shows how deep the biden family was involved in this influence peddling scheme. >> congressman did not mention names but subpoenaed bank records indicate three bidens including one that has never been mentioned before. the biden administration reportedly threatening the chinese owners of tiktok to sell their stake of the app. or face a u.s. ban. the ceo of the company is set to appear before congress next week and california school board suing snapchat, google. representings board saying just as we had big tobacco we now have big tech exploiting children. one need only follow the tech

lobby's swift and forceful attacks on recent efforts by our california legislature to put in place common sense rules. buffalo bills safety damar hamlin supporting little brother who appeared on last night's episode of the masked singer. ♪ who are you here with? my brother. >> really? well, let's bring him out. >> ladies and gentlemen,. >> oh my god. >> no way. no way. that's incredible. >> buffalo bills in the building. >> hamlin's 8-year-old brother invited on the show since he is a pretty big sesame street fan. this is one of many public appearances the bills safety has made since going into cardiac arrest on the field during a game back in january. those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: wherever he goes he brings down the house. >> ashley: people love him. >> ainsley: we all prayed for him. the whole country did. >> steve: thank you very much. >> brian: now all the jet fans are doing is praying for aaron

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>> ainsley: in clinical trials for wegovy and it's semi glue tied we did not discuss the impact on muscle mass. however in a substitute of 140 patients with a bmi of 40 or less, analysis suggested that treatment with wegovy was accompanied by reductions in body fat and lean body mass. what is your reaction to that? >> not surprising. if you are going to be higher percentage of body fats loss. not supposed to be using medications willy-nilly. meet with a doctor encourage to you meet with a nutritionist. consume the correct amounts of protein. resistance training program to help keep some of that muscle on. what i'm seeing and the real frightening component of this people using it without a prescription. without doctor guidance and

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with an american drone earlier this week. the declassified footage shows the warplane buzzing by the drone over the black sea before striking the propeller. the $32 million drone took a nose dive into the water. the u.s. military's top brass is slamming moscow for its intentional aggression and the pentagon says recovery of the reaper zone would be flier impossible. russian ships scouring the waters looking for the drone. members of the miami-dade police department are being hailed as heroes for saving a 3-year-old's life after performing cpr. watch this. >> the baby started crying, i started crying, too. because it was the best cry i ever heard in my life. >> that's when i knew that my guys -- the team effort was just amazing. >> ashley: so awesome. officers had to pull a child out of a car that was almost fully submerged under a bridge. one officer had to break the car seat in order to free that toddler.

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we will send it back over to you, brian. >> brian: the disappearing money. >> ashley: yes, that it new york. >> brian: let's check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast januaryian good morning, let's take a look at it. the snow still piled up. 37 in new york. 29 in raleigh. we have actually got freeze advisories in the southeast. temperatures are warming up. area of low pressure that is coming out of the plains out of the southwest and it's going to bring the threat for severe storms including hail, damaging winds, heavy rainfall and tornadoes today. and then the cold side of this storm we are going to see measurable snow, especially across michigan where we could get upwards of 12 to 18 inches. we will continue to monitor that there is your saint paddy's day forecast for tomorrow. it looks like a wet day across the eastern third of the country so bring your umbrella. all right, brian. over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. talk about this. a new op-ed taking a look at millennials' expectations as they approach middle age.

the relates, instead of longing for adventure and release like their parents. many are craving a safety and security which they felt they had never known here to weigh in our millennial panel douglas society founder and president rob smith and fox business reporter lydia hu. lydia is in a very good mood. we just discussed this earlier. >> good morning. >> brian: let's talk about this. millennials have had to deal with 9/11, the.com bubble, the great recession and now we could be going through something else. how has that affected you, rob, the next great generation? >> well, i think the thing that really stuck out to me in this article was there was a woman interviewed that said she said "i did everything the way i was supposed to do. i did everything i was supposed to do and yet still feeling economic, you know, insecurity "right? you are right. millennials have gone through 9/11, the recession. they went through the covid-19 pandemic, mounting student loan debt, all of this other stuff and now we have got all of this inflation going on.

and there's a sense that the old ways just do not work anymore. and some people are really kind of feeling stuck. like i definitely, definitely could relate to that a lot. i carry student loan debt myself. i made a little career switch about six years ago because i had gone down a path of just, you know, working at places and kept on getting laid off and all that other stuff. so i figured out that for me it's sort of entrepreneurship and getting hustling going on is the way to go. that's where a lot of millennials are going. >> brian: a quote from the article you referenced. published a best seller millennials rising the next greats generation. they remark millennials were kids who have never known a year in which america doesn't get richer. what the authors could not perceive is there wouldn't be just one crisis, there would be a cascading crises. there was september 11th followed by the great recession, the specter of climate change and finally the covid pandemic. that's a lot to deal with, lydia. >> it's interesting because i remember that 2008 recession because i was in law school and

i strictly remember some of my fellow students losing out on internships that had been extended to them and withdrawn because the economic conditions were so unturner certain. that actually was mentioned in this op-ed and talking about how that makes our fellow millennials crave security and stability now. but i actually look back on that period of time, brian, and i think i am so thankful for the trials and tribulations i think it's made me and i would hope stronger more resilient for what's to come. look as opportunity to build another o. a better tomorrow rather than wallow in this might not be what we expected now that's a real flash point we have here. we weren't promised any guarantees in life in general it's what we do in response that can make a difference here. >> brian: a lot of times hard times and challenges make tough people. rob your generation you are quicker to change jobs as you

referenced. also wait longer to have families. what else would you say characterizes millennials? >> well, i think honestly what characterizes millennials is you see a lot of people going to social media and becoming entrepreneurs through that. i think that when you look at the recession, when you look at a lot of people getting laid off. imagine if you are a millennial that was working in tech right now, we have seen tens of thousands of layoffs in that sector had. people are leaning into entrepreneurship. leaning into social media and platform as a way to make money and generate income. i can tell you as somebody who went to colombia graduate school for journalism the first job i got after j school is because i learned how to edit on final cut pro-on youtube. that is the difference of this generation compared to previous generations. >> brian: by the way millennials, lydia, found out born from '81 to 1996. >> there we go. >> brian: you fit the criteria. so, overall, do you think -- do

you feel it's sim biosis with other people in your similar bracket and how do you want to be characterized when people say you made the cut as a millennial? >> i think that's such a good point. millennials known as being young and maybe entitled and we're not so young anymore. right? i think that's part of this. not so much a mid life crisis but maybe identity crisis. we are looking in the mirror and thinking we don't fit that young bill anymore. i think this is an opportunity to show we are not that entitled generation. that we can do something about the 40-year my inflation that we just survived. rising cost of housing, the skyrocketing cost of child care. we have got to do something. and i think it's our turn to make a change. >> brian: just as a little challenge i decide odd it have another mini banking crisis to see how to handle it. let me how it goes with your people. you haven't had enough to deal with. thank you so much. appreciate it. thanks lydia thanks rob. with a new chicago mayor on the horizon one reporter who lost press credentials is letting

lori lightfoot hear it? >> you will pack your suitcase and get the hell out of my city. >> brian: i think he is angry. hills farewell message for the lame duck mayor next. plus star quarterback aaron rodgers with a wonderful personality could be trading in the cheese head for a slice of new york city pizza. jim gray on the major move for another legend. i'm back ♪ back in the new york groove ♪ i'm back ♪ back in the new york groove ♪ back ♪ in the new york groove ♪

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yesterday? >> well, even if -- she didn't pull my press credentials i still would not have had the opportunity to ask a question or speak for the people of chicago after the city council meeting because mayor lightfoot canceled her post city council meeting press conference. i decided, like everything else in chicago now, i had kobe ashy marue meets mission impossible, i applied for the public comment section of pre -- right of about the meeting. >> steve: a lottery. >> it's a lottery. it's limited to five people to speak for three minutes. and just the luck of the irish, saint patrick's day i was one of the five. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. she is probably sitting right there thinking oh no, it's that guy. who gave him three minutes? you had three minutes and you made the most of it. we saw you just a moment ago tell her to get the hell out of your town.

here you are asking about her pulling your press credentials. >> i should be sitting over there with my colleagues but i'm standing over here. you told me that crime was down. my videos went viral. millions of views, comments, likes and shares. and it was hurting your re-election campaign so you revoked my media credential. >> steve: i know your media credential question is still being tied up in the court. did she respond to you in any way? >> she did not respond. i felt like i had to do that, steve. because so many chicagoans have told me that they feel like i'm speaking for them. and they never got a chance to, you know, they never had their voices heard. you know, that's why i'm writing a book to tell their story now and to really explain what happened in chicago under lightfoot. i feel it's like a little like victory over lightfoot day in chicago or something. but my fear is that once she's

gone and the national attention goes away that chicago, the real chicagoans will be right back in, you know, the crime and the corruption steve sure. >> we need dissect what happened here. make sure it never happens again. my media credential is still in federal court. we need this to -- we need to be successful. you can read about that at reporter william j. kelly.com. and this can never happen to another major american city, steve. thank you. >> steve: you bet. reporter william j. kelly, not.com. the actual person, william, thank you very much for joining us today, the day before saint patrick's day where they die the river green in chicago. >> and drive the snakes out of city hall. >> steve: william, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: 14 minutes now before the court top of the hour. speaking of saint patrick's day. is tomorrow. but today is your lucky day to save big with some sweet mega

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