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>> jim jordan command demanding theist hand over documents on raid of twitter file journalist matt taibbi's home. >> visited by an agent the same day he was set to testify on capitol hill over alleged government censorship. >> testimony continued in the gwyneth paltrow. >> the team refused caused the collision. >> at the time of the collision she was the skier below. >> the only one that match was with the physics. >> >> this is a fox news alert. nashville police releasing body cam footage of the heroic officers who took down the transgender school shooter who killed six, including three 9-year-old children. >> steve: and this morning we are learning more about the victims who put their lives on the line to protect others. >> brian: todd piro joins you now with details. todd? >> todd: some layers. some heroic, some heart breaking. getting a look at what those two brave officers experienced while confronting 28-year-old shooter audrey hale.

mike englebert and micah lazarus zoe raced into the school after being shot at after arriving on scene why are learning more about the victims themselves. head of the school katherine koonce former fbi special agent telling fox exclusively, quote, kat rain coons was on a zoom call when she heard the first shot. she immediately ended that call. got up and headed straight for the shooter. she did what principals and head masters do. she protected her children. and one brave little 9-year-old evelyn dieckhaus losing her life while trying to pull the fire alarm to alert and save her classmates. look at that beautiful little girl. amazing. we are also learning substitute teacher cynthia peak close friends with tennessee governor bill lee's wife maria parents

woke up without children. children woke up without parents, teachers. maria woke up this morning without one of her best friends cindy peak. cindy was supposed to come over to have dinner with maria last night after she filled in as a substitute teacher yesterday at covenant. i'm calling on the people of tennessee today to pray. >> todd: more details now being released about hale who police say was being treated for emotional disorder. hale also owned several guns and hid the weapons from her parents. >> we were able to talk to the parents of it she purchased several firearms from five local gun stores here in the middle tennessee area. they were all legally purchased three of those guns were used in yesterday's murders of the six victims. >> todd: the heart-broken people of nashville now banding together.

the national predators hockey team wearing helmets with the covenant school logo at their game last night in boston. see the little logo there on the side of the screen and there it is right there. a moment of silence held at t.d. garden in boston. a citywide damaged light vigil will be held in nashville in honor of the six victims. back to you. >> steve: all right, todd. back to you. meanwhile honor the victims of the cit. >> lawrence: good morning, family. i'm so glad that we are finally honoring the life and legacy and telling the stories of the victims here. the head master taking on gunfire. trying to protect her students. the young girl that pulled the fire alarm. i guess i'm getting a little concerned when you look at some of the media reports that they are focusing on more of the

suspect that did this instead of the victims here. and it's almost reversing who the real victim is because they don't want generalities. i mean, we as americans know not to judge all groups of people by one person's act. i just think we should be focusing on them a little bit more though. >> ainsley: lawrence, do you have a timeline? we know the head master was killed. we knowed the custodian was killed. a substitute teacher, the children. did this shooter -- do you know who was shot first? how they were shot, why they were shot? >> lawrence: we are hoping to find a little bit more about that when they release the manifesto as well. i do know that the janitor, based on the reports and some of the stuff that we have gotten from our sources that the janitor most likely was the first one that the suspect engaged with in the church side of the building. so, again, that's why -- i think it's so critical to release that manifesto so we can understand the motive and why.

it's clear that the church was a target here. so i mean, i understand with preserving an investigation but the suspect is dead. there is no prosecution that's going to happen. i think the public deserves to know exactly why the church was the target and, perhaps, why did he -- why did he -- why did she go after the pastor's daughter? i mean, there are some instances where it happens to be a coincidence. but i mean there is a lot of coincidences in this case. >> steve: and you have got to figure that since there has been news that this person was being treated by a doctor for an emotional disorder. they are probably talking to the doctor, trying to figure out what was going on in that person's head at the time. lawrence, i just got a noted from new york city police officer and he points out we know that this person, audi hale bought seven firearms legalfully five different gun stores. but, who -- do we have any idea

where she got instructions in firearm training? if you are going to conceal you have to go through classes for that buy a firearm can you keep it in your house. you don't have to go through training to purchase, especially rifles. >> steve: part of the note from the new york city cop says this person shows her walking around like she knew what she was doing. someone introduced her to guns and tactics and taught her how. we don't know that that is drew. but, when you look at the video, it does appear that she has some sort of training. >> brian: part of the reason why this is part of the story is you have got to find out motivation of the killer. find out who knew ahead of time to stop the next one. then a part of it is securing

schools. in the meantime while we try to get your head around the emotional warpness ofson who thinks this would be a good idea. how do you harden every single school. i'm wondering with all that covid money that seems to be sitting in accounts, can we all agree that every school, big or small, no matter how big the it town harden target. ballistic tape on every single window. no the that cost prohibitive. especially if you have the funds. get an armed guard on the outside maybe two in these schools? is that possible to surge if you have a series of elementary schools in your town can you get surge capability in all these areas? and until the meantime, you have got to be able to protect these students. and for the most part, the goal is to get the shooter while they are outside. and uvalde, as well as the one in florida, and this one, if someone had been on the outside armed, they would have been able to take these shooters out before they get on the inside where the casualties are

certain. and the reason why it's an issue is because you have the president of the united states right away wanting to take people's guns away when saying inaccurate things about this whole incident immediately when he is not commenting on ice cream. >> steve: keep in mind this was a private school a little different than having the local police officers there. >> brian: it would be private security. just like private security works for public schools. >> you are saying every school. >> brian: every school they have the covid money. sitting there, let's use it. >> steve: so, just a number of hours after the cold blooded killing of those six people there at the church school katie hobbs, who is the arizona governor, her press secretary inexplicably tweeted out this image and it shows right there that shows janet rawlings from the movie back in 1980, gloria, and it simply says us, when we see trans phobes.

now, it is unclear what she was referring to or whether it had anything to do with the shooting that same day. but we do know that there are a number of republicans who are calling for that person to lose their job over that particular tweet. >> ainsley: the arizona freedom caucus responded by saying less than 12 hours after the tragic shooting in nashville by a deranged transgender activist katie hobbs press secretary calls for shooting people democrats disagree with. calling for violence like this is unamerican and never acceptable. jocelyn berry should be fired immediately. according to the daily mail. it was still up last night. but she made her account -- her profile private. >> and it's also unclear if twitter is going to take any action against her. i mean, think about what that is calling for mayorkas homeland

secretary inept collapse of our southern and northern border. his answers are -- i don't know, i assume he was sworn in. i don't know how he salinas at night. i don't know how he gets away with this. but, flat out untruths over and over again. and to the credit of a lot of these lawmakers, they came prepared. listen to them try to get answers to what happened on our southern border which has yielded at least 15 million people over the last two years, let's listen. >> something something perhaps as intentional effort to obfuscate the real problem, to hide the absolute humanitarian and legal disaster that we have unfolding on our southern border. one with massive national security implications. and human health implications. this is a fireable offense. >> if you had integrity, you would resign. and i will tell you the men and women of the border patrol, they have never had a political leader undermine them.

they despise you, mr. secretary. because you are willing to let children be raped to follow political orders. >> what the senator said was revolting, i'm not going to address it. >> did you just parachute in from another planet, mr. secretary? because you are the only person in the milky way who believes that we're not having massive, massive illegal immigration into america. >> steve: that's what went on like for a while. some democrats did come to his defense but for the most part the republicans yelled at him and he repeated exactly what he has said in the past because he is following through with exactly what this administration wants to do. if joe biden didn't want him doing what he was doing he wouldn't be doing it but he is because the boss wants it. >> brian: and lying about it. >> ainsley: senator john kennedy was interviewed about this on neil cavuto's show. listen. >> i learned today that either secretary mayorkas believes in

completely open borders or he is not qualified to manage a chuck e. cheese. now, he is not incompetent. is he not an unintelligent man. it is clear to me, after listening to the secretary for about three, maybe four hours, that he believes in open borders. >> brian: what makes it, i think, do you want to follow up? >> ainsley: i heard one commentator say 3,000 were killed in pearl harbor, 3,000 were killed in 9/11. we have almost 100,000. tens of thousands are killed from fentanyl every year in our country and it's coming across the southern border. this is a big issue. these are our children that are taking pills that they think are other things. and then they are dying because of this. so if you were concerned about pepearl harbor or 9/11 you shoud be concerned about fentanyl. >> brian: not doing anything to stem the problem. we viewer vice president of the united states over in africa. no interest in doing her job. central and south america needs

to be pressured. chinese sending 16,000 people here, having the number of illegal chinese would be illegal immigrants crossing the borders something up like 800 percent. why does anyone have an answer to that? he had no answer. when you get senator cornyn minor you know you crossed a precipice. we also have the cartels who clearly have this mexican government underneath their thumb. we have to take control of our own borders for the good of our country. and this is if this isn't a fireable offense, i don't know what is. >> steve: ultimately, the republicans were simply looking for an answer. ted cruz asked really cogent question. that was how many murders, how many rapists and terrorists and child molesters have the united states released into the interior of the country? and he had no answer. it's frustrating not only to the

republicans on the committee but also people who live along the border. here's von box who is a texas rancher and he did not like what he saw yesterday either. watch. >> he knows he is not doing a great job. kind of like a kid that brings a report card home five f's and c in tibiddlely winks. he wants to talk what he did in titlely winks. mayorkas knows he is not succeeding at all. when illegals came across they were looking for work. these people are not looking for work. you know, what people tonight understand, the borders are the injection site where they are injecting the criminals and the drugs into our country. and it's -- yes, they are doing damage here, but the damage is going to be done throughout the country. >> brian: he grew up on the border. he has never seen anything like it. how many times we have heard that from people at the border. they have never seen anything like it. >> steve: right. regarding fentanyl, his answer

was, you know, according to this the statistics, most of the fentanyl that is seized coming in to the united states is seized at the ports of entry. so it's where the cars come in. it's not through the dessert, mr. mayorkas said. >> ainsley: not that we know of. >> brian: we don't know what got-aways have. >> steve: that's the ridiculous part of his answer we don't know what we don't know. >> ainsley: hand it over to ashley for more headlines. >> ashley: start with this. an armed suspect dies after jumping out of a speeding car. the man flings himself out of the stolen cruiser going about 740 miles per hour. the vehicle slams into a utility pole. officers quickly removed the man from the road and got him medical help. he was pronounced dead at the hospital a senate staffer stabbed in broad daylight over the weekend in washington is expected to make a full recovery. senator rand paul says his aide philip todd is following a stab

wound to the head. >> philip is a strong, athletic young man. is he in good spirits. talked to him. it's going to take time. i think, you know, the person who did this i don't think should see the outside of a jail again. >> the suspect, who had been released from federal prison just one day before the attack is being held without bond. senator paul will join us later this morning to discuss this incident and the surge in crime in our nation's capitol. visitor logs show hunter biden's former business partner rob walker visited the white house 16 times when joe biden was vice president. walker is back in the spotlight for his dealings with the biden family. after house oversight committee republicans obtained a new trove of records. they reveal more than $1 million were transferred to accounts related to walker and their chinese business ventures. the logs were viewed by fox news digital reveal walker's last white house visit was in 016.

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>> as soon as we came out of testimony, we began work on crafting response options. >> secretary austin, i don't believe you. i believe that your office, specifically withheld notification of this deadly strike against americans. >> brian: right. they never informed congress. we are talking about the hit on our bases in sire. defense secretary lloyd austin grilled on capitol hill over disclosure of targeted attacks on u.s. bases in syria by iranian proxies. those attacks landed the same day senators voted down an amendment that would make the biden administration prove iran isn't funding these groups. here to react senator tom cotton. senator, what made you think for sure you didn't believe him? why were you so certain?

>> unfortunately i know how politicized the senior ranks of the department of defense have become under biden. wounded several americans early thursday morning eastern time. the defense of defense has a large legislative affairs. they're obviously tracking votes on the senate floor directly related to these kind of attacks sometimes exactly this attack. proxies against american positions yet, we were not notified of this attack that killed and wounded americans until 13 hours later. you cannot convince me under any circumstances that that wasn't a calculated effort to keep congress in the dark while we're voting on measures related to exactly this kind of tactic. that's bad what is really bad what they reveal about the failure to deter iran from these attacks, 83 times since joe biden has taken office iran or proxies has attacked american positions in the region we have only hit back four times. >> you don't think that -- i'm

sure you do. all related to the weakness in iran. all related to the weakness not arming ukraine. it's all related -- when you get hit 83 times. by the way they hit us, we hit them and then they hit us twice and we have done nothing. that is unbelievable and unfair to the 900 sitting there as sitting targets which by the way spotty radar in syria. the other thing that came to light yesterday is this china balloon. and the incompetence that was taking place while it flew over our country. listen to what general vander herk said to you guys about his communication or lack thereof with secretary of defense austin. >> the intel community made me aware on the 27. >> did you ever speak with secretary austin about this balloon. >> i spoke with secretary austin on the first of february. >> brian: wait a second. so this went days without the secretary of defense communicating about a chinese

spy balloon in our country? >> yeah, brian. both general van healthcare and secretary austin have stated they were aware of this balloon january 27th. general vanherck said he didn't communicate until january 1. he also acknowledged he had four aircraft in the air over the aleutian islands armed and ready to take down chinese spy balloon yet he did not get the order to do so. this is very similar to what you see in the middle east. when china and iran know that they can do things like target americans and will only retaliate four out of 83 times or that we won't take down a chinese spy balloon when we have a chance over our territorial waters and only emboldens them to act more aggressively to put more americans at risk to imperil our interest. what we need to do is stand up to these provocations and make it clear that there are lines we will not allow them to cross. >> brian: these are the keystone cops in charge. this is worse than we ever dreamed. lastly the russian took out our

drone, cost us millions of dollars. and you found out yesterday that we have now altered our flight path in order not to aggravate the russians? >> this is just a third example of the kind of apeople we are talking about, brian. i repeatedly asked secretary austin if we had changed the airspace in which we were flying the drones over the black sea. he repeatedly dodged the question. i take that as an admission that we have altered it. remember, secretary austin has also canceled multiple ballistic missile tests over the last year because he didn't want to provoke russia. they are known, scheduled far in advance. notified russia. every turn russia, iran, china, joe biden is scared of his own shadow. that weakness only he would boldens our adversaries and risks more provocative. >> brian: we have had secretary of defenses too bold and too experienced to take nil of this. he just seems to be totally incompetent general austin. we are all in trouble because of it.

thanks for your pointed questions senator tom cotton, thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: fox news alert now. new body cam footage shows the moment the officers confront and killed the nashville school shooter. former new york city police commissioner ray kelly breaks down the heroic video next.

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♪ >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. we are now seeing t the heroic body cam footage of officers running in to stop the shooter. john drake spoke about the swift response. >> as officers were approaching the building, there was gunfire going on. they went in. they went through the door by door as we clear buildings. they heard gunfire. and immediately ran to that. and then took care of the -- this horrible situation. >> steve: all right. here to break down the footage, former new york city police commissioner ray kelly, rangers good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> one of the stark things that a lot of people are realizing is that what they did in nashville is so different than what the cops did in uvalde. it took them 14 minutes from the time the shooting started in

nashville to neutralize the shooter as opposed to uvalde, which took 77 minutes. >> yeah. i think uvalde was an aberration. we can talk about that later. the cops in nashville did a tremendous job. there's no question about it. i didn't see any of them -- anybody hesitate at all in addition to the two police officers who have been recognized. there are other police officers there. as you said, i think the whole thing was done about three minutes based on their arrival and when the individual was shot. so, just outstanding work and, as you say, you know, you can't help but compare to uvalde. i understand that. it was a disaster and 21 people lost their lives. so, but this is what cops want to do. this is what they -- they sign up for.

they were there. they saved lives and it was just so impressive to me. and i compliment the nashville police department because they obviously trained, you know, this is of the theory that's now used since columbine and obviously underscored by uvalde. did you go to the shooting. you go to the gunfire. you have to act as quickly as possible. and that's what we saw on the video. if you look at the front door when you have officer englebert. he says three. he wants three more people. they don't have to be from the same unit. they are not looking for unit integrity or whatever. he just wants to get cops in the building to react as quickly as possible that's what they did. really outstanding, professional police work. >> ainsley: we thank those officers who stormed the school.

they probably saved the lives of many more children and faculty. i'm so glad that they released that video so quickly so that we could all see what our officers do on a daily basis and how they go through this process. they put their own lives on the library to save other people. how can you determine -- i know they are trying to decide if this is a hate crime. what's the process there? do you think it's a hate crime and how will they determine it? >> well, i think, first of all, you characterize it as a possible hate crime, which is something we did in new york city. gives you time to investigate. i would be very interested to see what's in this so-called manifesto. >> steve: yeah. >> i certainly hope that becomes public. because i think, i hope it will tell us a lot about this individual and why this happened. >> brian: commissioner, i know you are a marine and the guy in the lead was also a marine. how hard is it to have the courage to go down a long hallway, where there is no place

to hide, in a school like that? could you talk about that mindset? >> yeah. it takes shear guts, but, that's what cops have. you know, they face dangerous situations all over the country every day. these folks, obviously, could have been ambushed by the shooter. she could have had a different position. get them coming down the hallway. and it didn't deter them. they were going to find this shooter and obviously they did terminate the shooter very quickly. takes guts every day for cops riding around radio cars get those calls and you never know what's behind the door that you are going to. >> steve: so well put. ray, thank you for joining us today from west palm. >> ainsley: thank you. >> good to be with you. >> brian: thanks, commissioner. coming up, the irs making an

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>> ainsley: journalist matt taibbi who helped release the twitter files says the irs visited his house the same day that he testified to congress on the wemtion of t weaponization f the federal government where he made this claim. >> what we found in the files was a sweeping effort to reverse that promise and use machine learning and other tools to turn the internet into an instrument of censorship and social control. unfortunately, our own government appears to be playing a lead role. >> ainsley: here to react is the host of the reuben report dave rubin. >> good morning. >> i know elon musk gave you

information. you are involved in the twitter files. are you worried about being raided and someone coming to your house and since when does the irs make house calls? on the personal side of that i certainly hope i have nothing to be worried about. i went to twitter over in san francisco i chatted with elon. engineers seeing what is going on over there and releasing that information. all he said to me at the time when i said elon can i release any of this information? he said as long as it's true that sounds what matt taibbi released. as far as the irs showing up at his house, it's a totally brazen move by the irs but, unfortunately, it's not a totally surprising move. our government seems more interested in looking into free citizens and their right to ask what the government is doing and see that first amendment rights are under assault right now. we have absolutely the right to do that and hopefully, regardless of whether you are a

democrat or a republican the guy testifying about government overreach suddenly has the government showing up at his house. matt tiberiasy, although showing up on fox these days this guy is a lifelong leftist. this crosses party lines there is not about democratic versus republican. what kind of society do we want to live in. the government is working with corporations to silence us. i know the fascism word is thrown around an awful lot lately that absolutely is the desks of fascism or live in a society roughly transparent and our rights are respected? i think you can figure out which one of those societies i would like to live in. >> ainsley: apparently the irs went to his house. they were asking for 2018 and 2021 tax returns because of identity theft. they thought there might be identity theft. why couldn't they send a letter? they have to do a house call for that? and then they later found out that wasn't the case.

it wasn't identity theft. jim jordan said basically the same thing you did. here is an award-winning journalist, a leftist, and they are attacking him or going after him. seems like more than a coincidence. listen to this. while he is testifying award-winning journalist, "new york times" best seller testifying in front of congress on the weaponization of the federal government. testifying in that committee hearing. democrats are asking him who his sources are. violating the first amendment. attacking the first amendment while all of that is going on, guess what in the irs is knocking on his door. left him a note saying we will be back in touch with you after the weekend. on the following monday. >> ainsley: you know, d.a., the irony here is he is testifying in front of congress about censorship. about silencing people if they don't like their opinions. yet, that is exactly what is happening here. >> yeah. i mean, it's kind of funny. sometimes it feels like we are living in a giant movie script these days and script writers aren't that interesting because this one is too obvious. i'm actually in d.c. right now. sitting down with congressman

jim jordan later and obviously talk a bit more about this and hopefully, again, this is nonpartisan, folks. you want everybody to be able to share their thoughts and feelings without government or corporate overreach. >> ainsley: that's exactly right. freedom of speech. thank you so much, dave. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. we did reach out to the irs for a statement but we did not hear back. ashley, take it over. >> ashley: we will start the sigh he see murder conviction reinstated. he was sentenced to life for the 1 # # killing of his ex-girlfriend. the case was made famous by the podcast serial. sighed a's sentence was vacated based on d.n.a. evidence. the familiar was not properly notified. despite the ruling there is no indication he will have to return to prison. jp morgan ceo jamie diamond is being deposed over bank ties to the late sex offender jeffrey

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>> ashley: back with headlines. howard schultz will testify on capitol hill. a senate panel led by bernie sanders is expected to question him over alleged labor law violations and union busting efforts. nearly 300 starbucks stores have voted to form a union since december 2021. schultz agreed to appear only after sanders threatened to subpoena him. disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried forces foreign bribery charges. federal prosecutors say he paid a $40 million bribe to at least one chinese government official. the payment allegedly made so the former ceo could access $1 billion in crypto that was frozen by the communist government. steve? >> steve: thank you, ashley. debt be gone.

one texas woman says goodbye to $70,000 in debt in two years by utilizing the cash stuffing med. a process involving ditching credit cards and debit cards and only using cash. watch. >> gas we're going to be adding $50. grocery will be receiving $120. >> okay. the voice in that video jazmine taylor joins us now from amarillo, texas. jazmine, good morning. >> good morning. >> i love this story. this is my favorite story of the day. you were close to $70,000 in debt. student loan, medical, credit card debt, stuff like that. you were at wits end. you are looking on youtube, and you find this cash stuffing method. what did you think about it in the beginning. >> i was honestly willing to try

anything to start digging myself out of the hole and cash stuffing just looked interesting. so i went for it. >> steve: so i actually heard about this from a guy i used to work with years ago a guy by the name of murray. he did the same thing. cash stuffing is you divide your cash, whatever your paycheck or whatever into labels -- labeled envelopes based on categories. so the categories are, what, jazmine? >> so, the ones that you carry in your wallet are variable expenses so your day-to-day spending, gash gas, grocery eating out and shops. envelopes sinking funds. little short-term savings people do christmas, vehicle maintenance, deductible, kids birthdays things like that when they come up you know, you typically have to dig into your savings, the credit card, so you save in the short-term for those big expenses. >> steve: sure, so essentially you are budgeting by putting the money into little binders or envelopes. and you only spend the money in

that envelope and then you put the extra money into savings. now, jazmine, there are a lot of people watching right now thinking well, i don't need the envelopes because i can just do it in my head. but, unfortunately, we don't do it the right way. do we. >> we tend to overspend impulse spend. cash stuffing gives you a stopping point. the money is gone out of the envelope, it's time to stop spending. >> steve: over two years able to get rid of all of that debt, how has your life changed? >> it's completely changed. just the way i'm able to live my life without that monkey on my back and knowing that i owe people has been life-changing. >> steve: sure. so not only were you able to pay off the debt, but, we just saw one of your bernie sanders. you actually have a company now to help people with cash stuffing with binders and all sorts of things. go to baddies and budgets.com for more information. this is going to be a $1 million business you have started in the wake of your credit card debt.

that's amazing. >> yes. it's still surreal to me. every day i wake up like what life am i living? >> steve: yeah, no kidding. what is one peels of advice you can give people right now regarding overspending? >> overspending, go ahead and start tracking your expenses. like every dollar that you spend for the next 30 days, write it out. you will be surprised how many people don't know where their money is going. track your spending and then next month evaluate where you actually spent your money. >> steve: i think dave ramsey in nashville and jewels saw that and said we have got to hire jazmine taylor. jazmine, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. >> steve: once again, the website baddies and budgets.com. coming up kentucky senator rand paul is going to join us in the next hour of "fox & friends." ♪ world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza.

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