marriage because what, if you don't have family, what do you have? what do you have? >> and that's what he was saying is that you can have all the money in the world but if you end up at the end of your life and alone and devoid of a relationship that gives you a sencompleteness and satisfaction you have nothing. >> todd: thank you. with that, "fox & friends first" begins right now. ♪ >> steve: good morning, everybody. we start this monday morning with a fox news alert. at least 8 people are dead after an suv group of migrants waiting oob coutside curb bus. one witness described the horrific scene. >> all of a sudden, bodies start flying all over. there were dead. some were missing legs. it was missing. >> the director of that facility in brownsville says the victims were mostly men from venezuela.

at least 10 other people are injured. >> brian: the driver is in custody and facing several charges already. police say they are still investigating and have not yet released the identity of the driver. >> steve: i was reading in one of the local papers down in brownsville today, and what the police officers there in brownsville said there are three possible explanations for why that suv plowed into those people. the first one? intoxication. the second, an accident. or the third one intentional. >> ainsley: yeah, one police officer said doesn't appear to be accidental but a judge, judge eddy trivino jr. said it's unclear with the driver lost control or intentionally ran into the group. i guess they will know more after they interview them. awaiting toxicology reports to find out if there were drugs or any alcohol in their system. >> brian: hit a cu curb, lost control and people were miss his

way. defense attorney would have representing the driver. this is going to be unbelievable weaning for president biden. his polls are terrible. goodbye to title 42. we know on tuesday the debt ceiling. let's talk about title 42 first. you know he has been a disaster at the border. the president ignored it. had to be convinced to go witness it. cleaned up poorls for him to see it. he never saw how bad it is. now he can't hide from it. average of 7700 a day. go over 10,000 thursday. people 60 country the last six weeks kind up to stream through including chinese engineers coming here suddenly have to come to our border. i wonder what he they're actually up to. bill melugin who has seen it all said. this in fact, tweeted this out a short time ago. remarkable video from fox drone team shows enormous line of hundreds of migrants who just crossed illegally into brownsville, texas this evening. large majority of them are single adults.

rgv continues to see a massive surge of illegal crossings ahead of title 42's drop. >> steve: that's right. the cities of brownsville, la laredo and el paso have declared states of merge. oinformation, when title 42 ends on thursday. border patrol is going to resume immigration system for the most part has failed for years. now you have the added pressure of 3 years of pent up demand. 35,000 people are waiting to cross in ciudad war raz. 15 thundershowers thousand in tijuana. thousands all along the border waiting for the high sign hey, it's clear, come on in. >> ainsley: that line is so long, most of them are men, looks like single men coming across. i saw one lady in one of the video. here you see some of the kids. in that line, bill melugin was showing on twitter because of the drone, if you zoom, in they are not carrying luggage. they are carrying plastic bags and we assume their official

documents are in there, important documents for them. in recent weeks we have just seen this surge of mostly venezuela migrants coming into south texas particularly around the bankruptcyville area. >> steve: that particular image bill melugin tweeted out the world's second richest man elon musk simply tweeted back wow! >> brian: this is totally out of control this administration preferred the president go on a three-day weekend and egg north side it. mayorkas keeps telling people well the problem is the congress won't do comprehensive immigration reform it. has nothing to do with it. just enforce the border. none of these people should be eligible to come here. because you don't like your government, it doesn't give you a right to come to our country where we are supporting you. now all these sanctuary cities, new york number one, commission right after that, los angeles, they are coming to all these major cities. and then they're trying to push them into the suburbs. they can't afford -- these cities can't afford them. they have no room for them. this city in particular bursting

at the seams. put them into jfk hanger. if you have been to jfk besides sitting in an ha hanger. nothing to do there. all of face equal year 2021. 1.7 million plus come to our country. we already have 1.2. it is may here already. we are setting record after record. we have taken over 4 million apprehensions over 6 million in the gotta ways. and gotta ways are even noticing we can't get them. how many many people are 00 the got away list. it's incredible what we are allowing in our lifetime. what other country would allow. this. >> ainsley: the administration n administration need to look it a 42 approval rating now he has 36%. among black voters he had 82% in 2021, now he has 52%. and in this head-to-head matchup, if it's biden vs.

trump, trump would win 44% according to this poll. >> brian: stunning. >> ainsley: and biden 38 percent. >> brian: desantis would win by the same distance. >> steve: thursday the feds are expected we had heard 18,000. now the official estimate from the department of home land security is 13,000 a day up from a normal day of 6,000 people. just think about it. i mean, i grew up in a little town of 4,000 people. that's one whole town coming in every day. now it's going to be like two or three towns each and every day. that's one of the reasons why the president sent 1500 active duty troops to our southern border. there will be marines. there will be members of the army. why exactly? does he need to send people there if the border is secure? that's a good question. governor greg abbott from the great state of texas said this yesterday on "fox news sunday." >> president biden is sending 1500, quote: soldiers to do paperwork. not going to secure the border.

we don't need 1500 soldiers. we need 15,000 or 150,000 to secure the border because of the open border policies of the biden administration. this is a day late and tens of thousands of soldiers too few. >> brian: unbelievable. they're all going to the el paso area to do paperwork. so we train our guys as war fighters to control borders to take borders, and our women, and now we are saying whatever you do, don't do the expertise we trained you for. back off, let the border patrol do it. which they're overwhelmed. and then all these states, arizona using their sheriffs and their big and small police departments. operation lone star in texas. they have to use their facilities. they have to use their people to do something the federal government is constitutionally obligated to do. he did not pressure mexico to back up their southern border. he doesn't hit them with tariffs. he doesn't look into central and south america. he basically leased it out to china and russia and then he has almost no influence and leverage and, therefore, they are

flooding our borders. africa, the caribbean, haiti, they are all coming in. and i feel so bad for the border patrol. what -- they are sitting there in the middle of this watching mayorkas come out there and say it's under control and we planned for this. do you know they talk about two facilities, one in guatemala and colombia. they haven't even set up the facilities where people are supposed to apply in order to come to our border and they act like this is going to ameliorate the situation. you apply here, and then we fly you in so you don't have to deal with the border to cut out the cartels. you are skill coming to our country and live off our tax declares. >> ainsley: other states complain that have sanctuary cities. they complain the mayors of these cities like lori lightfoot in chicago and mayor in new york because it's so expensive to house these. they are getting a small fraction. that's why mayor abbott says i'm sorry i have to send them to other people across the country. not fire brownsville and el paso. coming up 8:40 on our show with

exclusive announcement. >> steve: it's embargo, it's big and hear it exclusive on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: we haven't talked about wednesday, too. james comer says don't indicted hunter biden monday or tuesday of this week. wait until my big announcement on wednesday. he says he has new information on the family business. >> brian: meanwhile indict oheim on tuesday. try to ignore it. prosecutors what potentially drove in a man to kill a 8 people at a texas mall over the weekend. call for help made why the hero police officer who took out the killer. and, congressman keith self-represents allen, texas. he will join us live. >> ainsley: plus actor chris pratt is opening up about his faith. how he leans into the lord during troubling times. ♪

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ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. police have now identified the suspect in the deadly attack at the texas mall on saturday. 33-year-old ma morrisio garcia. they were together last night in a vigil and a church many met at the actual kate delivering powerful sermon as the allen texas community reels following saturday's shooting. >> as i long for a word tonight, the word i long for is let's be a people that comforts those who mourn. that prays for those who grieve. that brings the oil of joy in the spaces of sadness. >> todd: eight victims killed,

seven others injured that shooting the allen police department say three are still in critical condition fighting for their lives this morning. the suspected gunman maurice so he was worked security guard april 16 to 2020. he received two rounds ever firearms training in 2015 and 2018 and authorities are investigating garcia's radical beliefs found wearing a rbleg patch on his chest suggesting he had neo-nazi leanings. responding to unrelated call in that area officers made a frantic call for backup moments before he encountered the suspect in the mall. one a 20-year-old security guard at that mall. back to you.

>> ainsley: bring in texas g.o.p. congressman pete self he represents the district of texas and joins us now. >> i know you said you expressed your belief in the power of prayer that, we need to pray for these families and victim's families. and president biden tweeted out. republican members of congress cannot continue to meet this epidemic with a shrug. tweeted thoughts and prayers are not enough. what is your response. through the me lynnia, prayer and drawing together after times of tragedy, such as this was, has been a hallmark of not just the christian faith but mankind. that's the first focus that we should have when an event like this happens, whether it be natural disaster or we will get

through. this we will heal. they were words of encouragement. it's not immediately that we go to the politics which is what president biden tried to do. we have got to, first of all, heal our community as we did at the cottonwood creek church last night. the governor attended. lieutenant governor was there and we tried to bring healing to the community. >> ainsley: what do you know, congressman, about the shooter at this point? >> just what you reported. i have seen the same reports. so, not much more than that. it's largely speculation now as the investigation continues. and i want to let that play out before we -- before we decide exactly the motive that he had to commit this evil act.

>> ainsley: yes, sir. you know, it's so -- it's really sad. we have all gone to outlet malls and shopped with our families and had lunch with our friends. i heard an interview on "fox & friends first" this morning a man who lives next door basically. there at the outlet mall having lunch with friends. texas community. good hard-working americans. one man comes in and starts shooting these people. eight end up dying. three are in critical condition. there were seven total injured. thank the good lord that officer was there he was responding to another call. and i'm sure you have a message for our law enforcement officers. he was there to neutralize the gunman. we heard that call that todd just played saying at the ralph lauren store i need all the help can i get. >> absolutely. the allen police are to be praised. he acted directly as he should have. he ran toward the sound ever the gunfire less than four minutes he had neutralized the threat. but the message to people is less than four minutes and he was there.

government cannot protect you in every situation. less than four minutes, he happened to be within earshot of the gunshots. and that's what saved untold people in this situation. absolute praise to the allen police department who had recently completed enhanced active shooter training. that's what we need is better training for our law enforcement to make sure that they can react -- all of them can react as this man did, this hero in allen, texas. >> ainsley: right. we are getting reports from investigators that the shooter lived with his parents. lived in dallas, no serious criminal history. was employed as a security guard at one point from 2016 to 2020. but he didn't live in allen, do you know why he went to this one location? >> >> i don't know. we can speculate on it. but i will tell you this, i believe the policy that mall is a no gun zone. so, one of the things we have got to consider is not having

these soft targets. i was in the military for 25 years. and i will tell you soft targets are where criminals go. >> ainsley: i have heard gun activist use that argument. say they are going to get their hands on anyway i need something to defend myself. maybe you are right. thank you so much, congressman. >> you bet. thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. god bless new your community. hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ashley: youngs chicago police officer was shot and killed right in front of her home on saturday morning early after her shift in the city's south side. 24-year-old arianna preston always wanted to help her community. she actually told her college newspaper back in 2021, quote: i wanted to be an officer. i felt like i could be a person fight for justice. killer still on the loose. offering $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. president biden could invoke the 15th amendment as last ditch solution. the amendment includes a provision that protects public

debt held by the federal government. treasury secretary janet yellen warns against that option. listen to. this not get to the point where we need to consider whether the president can go on issuing debt. this would be a constitutional crisis. >> ashley: the president is scheduled to meet with house speaker kevin mccarthy about the debt ceiling tomorrow nearly 100 days after his last meeting on that topic. guardians of the galaxy star chris pratt has long been open about his faith in god even in the face of criticism. now pratt says that jesus' struggles help him haters don't bother him quote if i was of this world they would love me. as it is, i have chosen out of this world. that's the way it is. nothing new 2,000 years ago they hated him, too. i just love him. and those are your headlines. bark to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: makes me like him even more. thank you so much, ashley. police estate 13 protesters who

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>> the eequivocal number from 1860s for 40 acres today is $200 million for each and every african-american. christian, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> doing okay. so who would get the money? >> good question. residents of this area. here is something we need to focus on. you heard in the lead up this was a morally justifiable position. this i beg to differ. steal from a group of people a crime they didn't do in the first place and give to another group of people who didn't experience the crime themselves which is slavery. they have changed the definition on us. going from reparation force

slavery. reparations for mass incarceration or red lining. the problem is that doesn't convey much confidence in our government when we do that. this is not a moral position this is absolute travesty and americans demand better from their government. we shouldn't be doing these kind of political stunts on the backs of hardworking taxpayer dollars it's everything but benevolent. >> steve: christian, go back to the suggestion right now is $1.2 million for every -- every black californian. >> um-huh. >> steve: how do you qualify for it though because there obviously are people who just moved into california. they wouldn't be eligible, would they or would they? friday to tie it into particular things. lived in california for a set amount of years and theoretically been red lined an

act done by the housing department discriminated against communities you could receive money. if you have been arrested within a certain range of years, you could have been a victim of mass incarceration so to speak. i mean, the criteria for this is so sloppy. it's so unrefined and, frankly, it's so down right shameful that i'm not entirely sure, you know, how they can justify this themselves. you know, this goes to legislature and i really hope that the legislature in california has enough sense to reject. this given their past record, i don't think they do. but, really this is an issue that should unite all americans of all political background. we shouldn't be taking, punishing people, taking their money and then giving to people on the basis of crimes they didn't commit on the basis of crimes the other people were not alive to be victims of. but the problem is the left enjoys perpetually victimizing people. perpetually infantilizing black folks and promoting themselves to savior of black folk when

reality their action scene in us and condescend us. we do not need a handout. what we need is to continue to be inheritors of this intellectual legacy of americanism that is built on hard work. that is built on individualism and that is built on the opportunities that gave not just black folk, but every single person who came to these shores in the 1700s the chance do achieve human flourishing at a level never seen before. reparations is anathema to that that's why i fully reject them. >> steve: christian, you made argument this is a bad idea. let's say the legislature passes it. where is california going to get the money? >> well, great question through, again, taking from other people and taxing all these things. frankly, given california's financial situation i'm not sure they have the money from doing

this in the first place. that's not stopped politician from us doing. this not having resources they print out of thin air. that's a deeper issue. it's most certainly a shame. another example of a state in decline in my opinion. and californians should be mad about it. even if they're progressives, because they are essentially being punished for crimes they didn't commit. there are benefactors in california that have supposedly being rewarded for crimes they never were victims of, which is a shame. >> steve: sure. well, the ball is now in the legislature's court. let's see what they do. christian, thank you for getting up early in california today. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> steve: 6:33 here now in new york city. ashley joins us with more news. >> ashley: 13 people facing criminal charges after blocking the tracks at new york city subway station to protest the death of jordan neely. the protesters calling for charges against retired marine daniel penny no su subdued neel.

prosecutor determine what if any charges the retired marine might face. buying a new car once a key part of the american dream is now out of reach for many people. rising interest rates bringing the average monthly car payment to $730. that's up 11% from the same time last year. and even if you do get an affordable interest rate, the price of new cars has jumps with managers cutting back on cheaper options. now to the usfl, the new orleans break ares still undeet tood after beating the new jersey generals 20-17. running back wes hill leading the way with two touchdowns and then the birmingham stallions making a comeback against the pittsburgh maulers. watch this. >> you know, and credit troy williams that offensive coaching staff. ray, they found a good formula.

will kaine good return. kaine zigzagging across the field and now turn on the speed. kaine takes it to the house. >> the stallions going on to win 24-20. those are your headlines, steve, back to you. thank you very much. ashley. still ahead on this monday. after criticizing texas for busing migrants north. mayor eric adams of new york is now thinking about doing the same thing. we're going to tell you details as we know them. plus, the king's speech. newly crowned charles the iii toasts his grandson archie on archie's fourth birthday. but, harry wasn't there to hear it. the latest drama from the family as the new monarch begins his reign in the u.k. ♪ just another manic monday ♪ wish it were sunday ♪ that's my fun day ♪ my i don't have to run day ♪ just

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brian new york city mayor eric adams announcing plans to bus to neighboring counties. 122 migrant centers and overwhelmed. they might have to convert in fact airport an empty hanger to put illegal immigrants streaming across our border.

eric adams has this great idea. why don't we take some of the illegals stay in new york city and without telling the county executives let's just bus them over to the suburbs. let's begin in orange county and then let's try rockland county. look out nassau and suffolk they are coming to you. check this out the buss are coming here. we are talking about 60,000 plus. and then we good the emergency situation in the suburbs as they say we are going to meet you at the border with these buses. i don't know if there is going to be a clash between the buses sent from texas and stop in new york city and go over to the county. is there going to be some type of class right there especially with ed day up in rockland? and now everyone is saying wait a second, mr. mayor adams, are you actually -- you're critical of governor abbott sending unscreened with no background checks illegal immigrants to your city. but you're okay doing it with a suburb of new york stated. that doesn't seem right. let's bring in our first guest who is actually outraged by this

orange county new york supervisor theresa kenny who joins us now. theresa, what is your reaction to this? were you even consulted about this move? >> good morning, brian. thanks for having me. no, we were not consulted about this move. i would ambush. i got a call from the mayor himself 11:00 on friday this program very preliminary sounded very like it might be happening. you may or may not get people but location had been identified in orangetown. when i started to press him for details it became my team will get back to you. 2:00 friday afternoon when his team got back i heard words like imminent and could be as soon as this weekend and then within an hour hundreds of beds outs outside of a local hotel. our county were ambushed. >> brian: you were ambushed. what are you going to do? are you going to have your state police or your local police meet them at the border and turn the

buses around? >> so, you know, we have been working very closely. we are a county executive who did declare a state of emergency based upon this information. look our certain public safety. we don't know if there has been background checks on these people. anybody who lives in rockland a long time know would he say did have a very veterans administration incident where someone was killed by an immigrant. people remember that i'm not saying all immigrants are criminals i say it just takes one and we're not getting any answers. were these people vetted? do they have criminal background. it's going up to 370 single adult males in a hotel. i don't care who you are, that does not sound like a good status for any situation. i mean, so, anyway where we are standing the town of orangetown did conduct an inspection yesterday and based on what we found they found shirts staff and social workers and stockpiles of covid testing and medicine.

it hotel can be used for transient purposes for up to 30 days. will shelter in one of our hotels. >> brian: who dropped that stuff off? >> well, hundreds ever beds showed up, too. this was all by friday afternoon. >> brian: do you know who dropped this stuff off? >> we presumed it was somebody from new york city getting ready to meet these immigrants. so, we have served them with a violation. we are prepared to go to court. i'm sorry. mr. mayor, do you not get to trump our local codes. this is a hotel. it's into the city shelter. >> brian: was the governor on this? >> i know the governor's office we have had our congressman mike waller has been helping make the calls. i have spoke to all our state representatives. they're aware of it. they have all expressed displeasure with it. we are having a press conference today with the county exec and congressman lawler again to reiterate again, going back to your start. this is hypocritical. you know, the mayor doesn't like it hang to him and is he a

sanctuary city. so this theory he asked for it. welcome to orange town. we are not a sanctuary city or town. >> brian: right. they made their decision. it wasn't his but i'm sure he backs it. and you made your decision and i'm sure nassau and suffolk county got to be ready for this. because i'm sure they are going to be doing the same thing. the numbers are only going to get worse. you know what is happening on thursday. goodbye title 42. and almost everybody chooses new york when asked and texas says goodbye. here is your ticket. and now new york city is saying hello suburbs. and you guys are saying no. what a disaster. what -- this is unbelievable. >> orangeburg is about three square miles and has like 4600 residents. you are telling me that new york city can't handle these people will little orangeburg can within our town? it doesn't make any sense. there is no services up here. no mass transportation. it's a suburban community and

stick upwards of 340ed. i cannot get an answer. so i don't know how many. >> brian: it's the cover of the "new york post" today. ed day says you could have rapists. and ms-13. we have had this in the past. we have no background check. and he says you can try and run over us, but i will reach up and grab you by the throat for the people of rockland county. this is getting ugly in america. and think about your schools. think about all of a sudden your class sizes are going to double and your teachers, your principals have no say in it. theresa, what a mess. thank you so much for telling us what is going on. >> thanks for tellings story. >> brian: you got it. meanwhile go over to ainsley. >> ainsley: carlos did i minute gas claims is he innocent after being charged in a series of deadly stabbings. attacks left two men dead. bodies found in parks near the campus. woman also injured. the guy accused right here, see

his picture, charged with two counts of murder and one count of attempted murder. he also now on ice detainer after border authorities say he illegally entered the country in 2009 as the unaccompanied minor. new report reveals president biden's bribery allegations go back as far back as 2018. two years before the whistleblower linked biden to a scheme as vice president. email obtained by just the news reveals former arkansas u.s. attorney budd cummings, he emailed the doj officials saying this, quote: v.p. biden and secretary of state kerry exercised influence to protect burisma holdings in exchange for payments. all i have been told is that the person who maftd transfers was told that one goes to joe biden. the coronation concert celebrating king charles iii taking place windsor castle his son prince william playing tribute. >> celebrations are magnificent at the heart of the pageantry is

a simple message, service. p&a, we are so proud of you. i commit myself to serve you all. king, country, and commonwealth. god save the king. >> royal family including prince george and princess charlotte spotted dancing while line richie performed. king charles reportedly toasting his grandson prince archie at private family gathering mark his fourth birthday. this after harry left the coronation to head home to california. the covering of this historic coronation in london will join us later with more. and those are your headlines. >> brian: yeah, you guys were great, ainsley. unbelievable. piers morgan was great. i thought it was fantastic. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead happier days ahead. >> the reason i brought chachi along is because he has got some very hot info. take it away. >> oh, yeah. really hot. ladies and gentlemen,.

>> little fellow. >> brian: scott baio is saying goodbye to los angeles. the reason is he moving out. that story ahead. first, top dog janice dean joins us live at the westminster dog show. janice, what's up? >> janice: 147th westminster kennel club dog show happening at arthur ash stadium queens, new york. john strong coming up from fox sports and one of the winners from the agility yesterday. there is score. he's amazing. we will talk to score and theresa coming up. don't go away. wohoo ♪ sunday, monday, happy dayser ♪, tuesday, wednesday y

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career win. [cheers] >> larson's in the wall. oh my gosh. barely tapped him. hamlin wins kansas after a fierce battle with kyle larson. >> brian: larson ends 33 race drought which is good. pit row after the race robbery between ross chastain and noah boiled over. tight race. grabbing his hand and then they started throwing punches at each other. also makes the headlines and highlights. tonight nba headlines. denver nugget. what a game 129 to 124. nugget stario kitchen getting called for a technical foul for pushing the owner of the suns. he wouldn't give up the ball. >> potentially could get dangerous. >> james harden the game winner

there. in overtime that series tied at two games apiece. this is a great post season for the nba. >> ainsley: all right. 2023 westminster kennel club dog show is in full swing now with must-see coverage continuing today on fs1 and fs 2. >> steve: that's right. mixed-breed score won the all-american section of the masters agility competition where dogs navigate through obstacle course racing against the clock. >> brian: janice dean joins us live, who is also very agile with the newly minted. >> ainsley: along with joe biden. >> brian: very very agile. everyone is agile. >> janice: i haven't put agility on my resume but now i can.

thank you, guys. john strong, you were one of the announcers yesterday on fox sports fs1, fs 2. tell us what goes into that. >> this is such a fun event. so normally i call soccer. we did the world cup last fall. >> this is the thing i circle on my calendar every year. this westminster dog show is incredible. we had the agility. that is dogs as world class athletes and speed and precision they have. and today and tomorrow, it's dogs as they have been bred to be for centuries. this is the second oldest sporting event in american history by only the kentucky derby. home of the u.s. open which is the third longest. this is american sports history. and the centuries that go into these dogs are and what they have been bred to be it's a wonderful celebration and if that's the worst thing that happens all day someone barks in your ear when you are live on television that's the beauty of westminster, let's talk about score who was one of the winners yesterday. theresa is his handler. look at what he does. so this is score.

this is our top performing all-american dog at the agility championship. that means he is a mixed-breed. the one thing with agile city mixed-breed dogs. we call them all-american dogs. incredible. athletes, so well trained. i wish my golden treefers at home were half as trained. scored is here one of the 3,000 plus champion dogs here at westminster representing more than 200 different breeds'. he was one of our top performers you saw it yesterday on fox in agility. he gets to hang out and get treats and play and all of the other dogs get to come out and perform and be judged today and tomorrow. what is happening today? this is where we get these 3,000 dogs more than 200 breeds, one of them by tomorrow night is going to be best in show. america's dog. incredible process so they have been here some of these dogs and handlers since very early this morning. 8:00 a.m. the judging begins. fs 2 today at 1:00. 50 golden retrievers. how do you pick one of those golden retrievers to go into the

group judging which is tonight right here at arthur ash stadium. you are 3,000 dogs into one. incredible amount of beyond the time and the money, the love. think about the love that goes into these dogs. and getting them ready to compete. it's amazing. >> janice: i'm so excited. trees say know you don't like to talk. when did score started doing all these tricks? >> he has been competing since 2 years old. i have had him since a puppy at 7 weeks. i have been training since i got him. >> janice: how did it feel to win last night. >> amazing. honor to step up with this dog every time. >> janice: how are you feeling? [barking] >> janice: you know how excited i had about the w westminster kennel dog show. lola and her mom will be competing tomorrow in the terrier group. i know, so that's a stay tuned. >> brian: your dog?

>> janice: not my dog. my dog's mom. >> steve: comes from good stalk. >> janice: she is coming up. i can't wait to introduce you to lola. ainsley: how many dog does you have? how do we not know this. >> janice: bed lington terrier you will love her. ainsley: what is her personalities, i love terriers? >> brian: go get them. >> ainsley: that dog is fast. love it. >> brian: coverage of the 2023 westminster kennel club dog show continues on fs1 and fsn 2. i will pause. >> steve: excellent. it's 7:00 in new york city. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ south in ♪ i want to put on ♪ my, my, my boogie shows ♪ and boogie with you