rights, amnesty and add them to the democratic voting block so this is all a shameless attempt at doing just that unfortunately, it's working. >> ashley: not only drugs and people here illegally we have to worry about. but what about what diseases they have? we have no idea where these people have come from. tomi lahren, thank you so much for your time this morning we appreciate it. with that, "fox & friends" start right now. >> the biden white house bracing for the potential indictment of the president's son hunter. >> meanwhile the white house banned the "new york post" from attending president biden's event. >> it's not joe biden's pressroom. it's the people's pressroom. >> tens of thousands of migrants waiting to flood the u.s. once title 24 expires. >> the line almost as far as the eye can see. >> president has taken action on this issue of the border since day one. >> can president biden and speaker mccarthy come to an agreement on lifting the debt ceiling. >> highest stakes meeting yet of their career. >> treasury secretary janet yellen warning that the u.s.

could default. >> this would be an economic catastrophe. >> two time super bowl champion honors buckner gave this. >> no matter how much money you ar taken get married and start a family. >> westminster. >> silky very easy to maintain. >> dogs coming from all over the world 13 different countries. that's what really makes the show so prestigious. >> brian: now the serious stuff. we begin today with a fox news alert. three senior islamic jihad commanders are dead after israeli airstrikes overnight on the gaza strip. >> rachel: at least 12 people killed another 20 hurt in the attack. they were aware of collateral apparent trorchts wives and children of the islamic commanders who were killed. >> steve: this attack code named operation shield and arab row targeted the three leaders for

roles in recent rocket attacks toward the country of israel. strikes on gaza continued into the early morning hours as israeli forces targeted militant training sites. we will keep you posted on any updates from that region. all right. welcome to the tuesday telecast here on "fox & friends." ainsley is off and rachel is in they're spot. good to have you today. brian bine good to see you here for the entire three hours like vacation compared to the weekend four hours. a lot going on. i'm starting to think the biden administration doesn't like "the new york post." i don't know what it is. >> steve: do you think they like any reporters? >> rachel: yes. >> brian: joe biden does anyway. >> steve: the cover of the "new york post" today the big headline is will cominger dodger. leaves empty seat dodging the

press. why did the "new york post" yesterday get an email from the press office saying hey, you're not going to be able to attend this event. part of the email said this: we are unable to accommodate credential request investing in airline accountability remarks on 5/8 that's yesterday. the remarks will be live streamed and can you watch it at whitehouse.gov like everybody else. thank you for understanding. we will let you know if a credential becomes available. what's curious about this is the fact that we're not talking about the small brady briefing room. we are talking about the bigger one in the executive office building. there's plenty of space. so why did they say nope to the "new york post." >> brian: we have shots of the empty seats. codger elderly man especially one old fashioned or eccentric always harp on about something

about yesteryear. codger. >> rachel: does it say anything about dementia there. >> not yet. can you see empty seats right there in that shot. plenty of room for them. they have don't like the "new york post" because they are pursuing the hunter biden story. will bigger story is the hunter biden story. presser scheduled. fbi has been investigating for just four years. >> rachel: the "new york post" has been on this story from the get go. >> brian: they got banned for it. >> rachel: "new york post" is more dangerous with the republican congress, with the house now investigating, conservatives, republicans are often really hard on their politicians. they are not always happy. a lot of credit has to be given to representative comer and republicans who have done an amazing job of sort of confirming everything that we knew was happening in terms of the biden influence scheme family scheme. and so now the biden

administration knows they are in a lot of trouble because things are now getting confirmed with data, with documents. they are subpoenaing people to come in whether it's antony blinken or christopher wray. and so there is a lot of pressure right now because i think things are getting equities posed really in a way that i don't think they anticipated. >> steve: to that point, rachel, if we remember the edges pressure elections have consequences. well the republicans won the house and now they have got subpoena power. here's the thing about the "new york post" not getting access to that event yesterday. two other journalists were initially barred but one of them was eventually let. in and we don't know why the "new york post" was excluded but it looks spishts. given the aggressive reporting by people like steven nelson, their white house correspondent and miranda devine who wrote the laptop from hell which was all about hunter biden's atlanta.

here she is with sean talking a little bit about the post getting axed. >> i just think it's appalling. obviously we have hit a nerve with the biden administration. but it's not their pressroom. it's not joe biden's pressroom. it's the people's pressroom. an administration that is probably the most untransparent of any in recent memory and the most opaque and the president who is the least accessible to do this should be causing an outrage with the rest of the media. they should boycott that pressroom. and i think that they are just quite happy to be sycophants, you saw that at the white house correspondence dinner. >> brian: just real quick. there were 20 seats left open. obviously when joe biden -- this story came out about joe biden originally they banned "the new york post." anyone that retreated it they banned their account later to find out that the laptop was real and the post never should

have been suspended. elon musk unveiled all this conspiracy to stop the "new york post" from coming through. now, in june of 2022, the press got together and said, listen, you have got to stop banning people from the white house. from the white house press events. meanwhile, nothing was done. the white house correspondents dinner was all friendly. nobody was calling them out. perfect opportunity to say mr. president it's a night to celebrate good time we don't love the fact you are picking and choosing who goes to your bad preferences where you really address things for the american people. while i think it's important that aeri airlines don't cancel flights. the debt ceiling about to be hit on the head with the situations in -- with the illegal immigrants coming to cities, with our subway system about to explode in a series of race riots, i'm not too sure that this is an american priority right now. and meanwhile the president on friday just blurts out i'm having a major press conference in the afternoon by the way i'm

not i'm having an interview with msnbc, same thing. >> steve: major to him. >> rachel: there was african-american journalist who complained in the press conference. the other journalist told him to sit down and are shut up. you can see how they cover. they should be defending each other in that pr pressroom. being a hero is digging down hard and relentlessly on the biden corruption. here he is talking about. >> it tomorrow is going to be a bad day for the white house. going to be interesting what joe biden has so say. he lied about the laptop. he lied about his knowledge of his family's shady business dealings. he lied about his involvement in his family's shady business dealings. he lies when he says his son has done nothing wrong. one thing that all the differential banks that we dealt with have said is that this family was involved in money laundering schemes. so these are some very serious

charges. and any other american family would have already been indicted and probably gone to prison for some of the things that the biden family has done. >> rachel: and elizabeth from "the washington examiner" op-ed 2024 needs to be a referendum on biden, family foreign influence schemes and corrupt administrative state that is protecting him that is why you are seeing this. >> brian: revealed what happened in 2016 with the deal. 2015 in a deal. something going to be looked at in 2017. there's deals that are being looked back now dating back to 2006 when james biden talked about hey my brother is the head of the chairman of foreign relations committee, basically you can back up a 747 full of cash for him. all this stuff is going to be coming out. and their answer is always why don't we just ban "the new york post." it's a monday. >> steve: keep in mind, it was just about two weeks ago we showed that the president was holding up a-like a little cheat

sheet and essentially it had the first question on there. fox has never been on the list. jacqui heinrich, peter doocy have never been on the list. instead they have to call out questions. they have to shout at the president. there is a reason joe biden doesn't want to answer any of these hard questions. you know, it's a lot of his family business. it's his poll standing. you know, the warning light is going off on the desk in the oval office because his numbers are so bad. and now the stuff you got james comer talking about how they better not indict hunter biden today because the republicans have big news tomorrow. they are going to have a press conference. let's see what it is. if they have got hard evidence that they broke the laws. we will finally see. >> rachel: a lot of democrats mad at joe biden for having announced so early before that stuff came out. susan rice quit the week that joe biden announced. there's a lot going on. get ready. because i have a prediction that michelle biden is going to step

in here -- i mean michelle obama is going to sit in to run for president. i believe it's going to happen. >> brian: plus she has energy drink out. >> steve: that's a big prediction. >> brian: a fox news alert overnight. protests over the death of jordan neely turning violent across new york city. this as the family demands the marine veteran who put him in a chokehold be sent to prison. there is more facts to get out on this case. they all should be embarrassed. >> steve: a live look at the white house where later today at 4:00 this afternoon, president biden is going to meet with top congressional republicans over the debt limit. can they work out a deal to avoid a default? come on over here. senators tom cotton is in the studio early on this tuesday. he's next. ♪ nodding my head like yeah ♪ moving my hips like yeah ♪ put my hands up ♪ they're playing my song ♪ they know i'm going to be okay ♪ yeah ♪ it's a party in the u.s.a. ♪ yeah,did

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todd? >> naming the 8 people killed in allen, texas including three children. cindy and seung-hui cho along with 3-year-old son james. two sisters 11-year-old and sophia mendoza. christian la cower and killed on saturday. accused gunmen opened fire with ar-15 style rifle at the allen premium outlets. garcia reportedly shares dozens of photos of the outlets on extremist shooting and seemingly studied when the mall was busiest. the williamer is revived. his family at the mall exchanging birthday presents that william just received days before. that's horrific. meantime an attorney for the unidentified officer who killed the suspect praising the hero's actions saying goat the officer sprinted toward high powered rifle fire as everyone else ran

away a brave servant with gentle heart that embodies the best law enforcement profession has to offer. this comes as garcia served a brief three month stent in the u.s. military. he entered in 2008 and kicked out just three months later before finishing basic training. a "wall street journal" report reveals the military cut ties with garcia over concerns about his mental health. steve? >> steve: a terrible story. all right. todd, thank you very much. 6/18 here in the east. ashley joins us with more. >> steve, we will start with a fox news alert. former prime minister of pakistan has been arrested during a court appearance in the capital of islamabad there to answer to corruption allegations. this is the moment he was arrested by heavily armed security forces. one of his aides claims the high court has been occupied with lawyers being subjected to torture. his political party is calling for immediate nationwide protest over his arrest. to another fox news alert. protests turning violent in new york city over the death of

jordan neely on the city subway as authorities arrest 11 demonstrators. police also were covering a molotov cocktail in the chaos as activists and neely's family demand prison time for the marine veteran who put neely in a chokehold. rejecting his attempt at the apologize. responding he is the clear he is the one that acted with indifference both at the time he killed jordan and now in first public message he never attempted to help him at all. team mobile is now the latest company to abandon downtown san francisco as other businesses in the city leave due to rampant theft and crime. the cell phone carrier moved out of its two story flagship location, a building that sold for $50 million in 2013. but with increases in robbery, arson and motor vehicle theft in san francisco, t-mobile joins a growing list of companies scaling back operations. or even flat out leaving the democrat run city. whole foods, gap, nordstrom,

walgreen's and cvs either left or planning to close stores in the area this year. beloved cameraman pierre can killed while covering russia's ukraine last year. are car was struck by incoming fire along with journalist ole election an intraand correspondent benjamin hall. hall was the only survivor in that incident. fox news ceo suzanne scott announcing a tribute in the statement writing, quote: while we are still devastated by his loss, we are extremely proud to honor his legacy by dedicating and naming our london bureau after him. and those are your headlines. brian, we will send it to you. >> brian: that is awesome. so glad they did that thanks so much, ashley. this story is on the front of everybody's mind. president biden is meeting with congress on the looming debt ceiling.

leadership will be there in attendance. expected to default on our debt as early an june 1st. oklahoma senator james lancaster ford said this on the stalemate facing the senate. moments only clean unless production are negotiating. republicans are very united at this point to say we should look at debt and deficit to say what are we going to do to slow down our spending. >> brian: i would think. so tom cotton joins us in studio. are you optimistic at 4:00 today when leadership gets together they will realize the urgency and what happens on june 1st and start dealing. >> real question, brian, is whether joe biden gets off his stubborn and unreasonable position that he is not even going to negotiate about spending reforms or other measures that would accompany that a debt ceiling increase. devin mccarthy and the house

republicans are to be commended for passing a bill that would both raise the debt ceiling in a responsible fashion but also reduce spending by almost $5 trillion over the next 10 years which we need to do to address our spending crisis. but joe biden for months now said he simply won't sit down to negotiate. makes me wonder if he or his minders are worried about him sitting down to negotiate 1 on 1 with kevin mccarthy and if he is capable of doing that first step is for joe biden and chuck schumer to recognize that republicans are now in charge the house. they passed a respond piece of legislation. the democrats are going to have to negotiate with speaker mccarthy to reach a responsible outcome here. >> inflation reduction act $368 billion. up to 900 billion. i don't know how do you that how do you pass something at one level and triple it and not have any ramifications. they have already round up almost a trillion dollars. we are in may of this year's spending, why wouldn't they use this as an opportunity to say hey, party, i'm under the hammer

here. i have to start reigning things in because we are $31 trillion in debt? do they want to wait three weeks? is this not brinkmanship yet? >> what they want to do is keep spending money. traditionally when you increase the debt ceiling, it's also a time to look at why you need to increase the debt ceiling. this happened under president trump. it happened under president obama. president bush, president clinton. it's not unusual to have spending reforms accompany a debt ceiling increase. but, i will tell you what the democrats are hoping to do secretly. they want to cut defense once again. i'm on the armed services committee. we were supposed to sit down in committee later this month and pals our annual defense bill, which provides troops pay raises. which acquires the weapons and equipment that we need for our national security and a lot of other important things. pushed that off by a month. why? because he wants defense cuts to be on the table. >> brian: how could he honestly say we have to take on the challenge of china, honestly say

you have to support ukraine, honestly understand we have to put 1500 troops at the border which is symbolism but costs us money and cut spending? how could you do that? >> it's because it's what democrats always do when they get into office. they always look at the military. it's just another government program that they can cut to fund social welfare schemes and green dreams that somehow you are going to have electrical grid that runs solely on wind and solar power. yet, you are going to electrify everything from cars to stoves to entire homes. this is what democrats always do. they de-prioritize defense spending which is what chuck schumer has done and take unreasonable positions on things like the debt ceiling, which is what joe biden has done. >> brian: senator, you mentioned the house did something they didn't think they were going to do. pass something idea spending needed in order to cut a deal. they have done it. kevin mccarthy is now armed unlike john boehner to go in and deal with the president. schumer and ballots went up to

trump and said you want to healthcare system delay healthcare pass taxes. politically not good. disaster relieve. increase spending on domestic programs from education to healthcare and infrastructure. and trump did it. why can't people just call a press conference and say we just want you to do will when things are reversed what we did. >> exactly. that's why joe biden and chuck schumer's position is completely unreasonable and really unprecedented the idea that you are always going to increase the debt ceiling with no spending reforms or any other measures included. that is a historical. saying we shouldn't have a debt ceiling. if every time the debt squealing is come up we are going to lift it. what's the point of having the debt ceiling as a way to sit down and have a conversation about how we need to address our spending problems. >> brian: your prediction is not much today but within three weeks there will be some type of negotiation? >> i hope so. i saw senator mcconnell's remarks there is no senate plans in the senate to bail joe biden out on this. not only is there not a secret

plan there is not a secret plan to come up with a secret plan. joe biden will have to sit down be with speaker mccarthy ultimately and reach a responsible solution that increases the debt ceiling but also addresses our run away spending. >> brian: he has 36% approval overall for his job and 36% approval on his economy. youfield think that would be a wake-up call with the election a year away. senator come cotton great to see new studio. >> great to be back with you. >> brian: talk to you on radio. coming up straight ahead, brand new video showing nonstop flow of illegal immigrants crossing the border like we have never seen before. title 42 ends thursday. shocking number of people expected to enter our country will boggle your mind. new york city taking on in schools. election happening today to uphold integrity of our children's classrooms. please make the music loud ir ♪ ♪

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at inspiresleep.com. ♪ will. >> we're back with a couple of border headlines beginning with this. steady flow of migrants pouring into the u.s. as we near the end of title 42. officials issuing warnings of what could be the largest migrant surge in u.s. history on thursday. the white house estimating about 13,000 crossings per day. dhs is set to begin a targeted operation in el paso tomorrow. a move made public monday. the border patrol union responding to the transparency, quote: nothing like publicly announcing that dangerous people will be arrested while warning them ahead of time exactly where to run and hide to avoid arrests. this entire operation is a sad joke. another ban derg pr stunt. serious law enforcement leaders don't behave this way. new york city mayor eric adams facing fiercest backlash bus

hundreds of migrants to republican led counties. orange county joining rockland county in upstate new york and declaring a state of emergency to block adams for transporting migrants for 30 days. officials there are not happy with the mayor. listen. >> how dare you you have no control over this county. i can't come to new york city and bring people there and say guess what i'm going to fill up a hotel in new york city because i want to. it's utter nonsense. this is unmitigated disaster. we are at a breaking point. things are really bad to begin with. sending in 340 people now is about as cruel as it can get because there's nothing that's going to be here for these folks. county executive added that residents are outraged over adams' plan adding officials at the town county and federal level are all united against it. and those are your headlines. rachel, barks down to you. >> rachel: thank you, ashley. new york city heading to the polls today for education council election. our next guest a new york city

dad threw his hat in the ring to fight against the diversity, equity and inclusion agenda. in a new op-ed and it's excellent you should read it. charles love warns dei is everywhere in our schools and it's hurting our kids. we need to act. charles love joins us now. charles, so great to have you here this morning. so your child's in kindergarten and you find out that the lesson for the day is stem education and. >> excited. >> rachel: so excited for this. and the systemic marginalization of women and minorities why is that being taught in kindergarten. >> this is important and that's why i spoke up because we hear all the noise about arguments of crt. you don't want to teach black history. i didn't speak about any of that the point is you wanted to teach very young kids stem, which is great thing and your first lesson is women have been marginalized first they are too young and don't understand it. even if it's if blacks and women have been marginalized and you want more of them to work in

stem careers the way to do it is make them interested in math and science. not in the past you haven't been able to do this job. put pressure on them. don't use the neglective to make them want to do this and it makes no sense. >> rachel: en it's about divisiveness and early indoctrination happening earlier and earlier. you and i talked earlier off camera. it's not that they are just doing these kind of lessons plans but what they're not doing. i told you my kids are in a catholic academy where in first grade they're learning about the french revolution and reign of terror and classical artist. what is not being taught because it's being filled with so many of these kinds of lessons. >> it's just the as i remember math. there is a finite amount of time. you can't teach everything. if you are substituting things that aren't working for other things, that's the problem. and a lot of the argument is you think that it's all about race. and you're trying to defend whites and limit all this stuff. the bottom line is if you are trying to close academic gaps

and help minorities if that's your goal you are not going to do it by not teaching the minority kids or worse here's another thing they are doing especially in new york. is teaching them differently. talk racism. how about telling parents openly in emails can i show the email from the doe we are excited we are going to teach the black kids differently. it's not unless they can't do math teach them the black way. >> rachel: coming from the department of education. vivek ramaswamy and other republican candidates are saying it's time to eliminate the department of education and get back to local alcohol. is that something you would get behind. >> possibly, the other thing you and i were talking about is my motto is we can't legislate our way out of this. there is different things can you move from a federal level. things can you do from a funding standpoint. but we have a cultural rot. if 80% of the country is not that large. you have a large amount of people that are loud and they are pushing this extreme narrative and they believe half the country is evil, if that's the belief, then they are going to follow that regardless.

can you ban crt. they are going to close the door and do whatever they want to do. at some point we need to manage, get ahold of our culture and change the way people think about each other. >> rachel: right. i think the first step has to be parental choice and education. we need more control of parents of where our kids can go and more options. i think those option also come up with vouchers. >> i also think everyone needs a voice. the bigger problem we have is like there's a place in new york here endorsed me. and i met a couple of the people. most of them are minority. they have been smeared as right wing zealots because they don't agree with you. shouldn't everyone get a voice. i'm not telling you not to speak. i'm not trying to b books. i don't want any of that banned. i want to be time speak and explain like i did in the op-ed why these things hang in my kid's class are wrong. when i mentioned it to my principal kudos to her i understand what you are saying. not the first one who was openly racist and told me i was genetically different. if i don't get a chance to speak if you label me as a racist and

shut me down, none of us advance that way. >> rachel: they are our kids not the government's kids. listen, thanks for that op-ed. i think it was really insightful. thank you very much. coming up famed head coach jim harbaugh has a question for our next generation. the deep rooted issue he is exposing. first, who let the dogs out? janice dean is live at the westminster kennel club. ♪ good morning, everyone. i have got jamie little with me. how was last night, jamie? >> amazing. i mean it doesn't get better than being here. new venue. the energy is going to be even bigger tonight but how about the french bulldog? january gentleman january talk about that after the break the 147th westminster kennel club dog show when we come back. don't go away ♪ here we are again ♪ feel the chemicals kicking in. ♪

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i've been shot: i was shot. i've been shot. i've been shot. i've been shot in the throat. >> oh, man, those officers responding to a suspicious driver outside of a hospital who then fired on the authorities from inside the car. the suspect was killed in that shootout. the injured officer is currently on the road to recovery. we are happy to report. meanwhile, the lsu women's basketball team will visit the white house this month to celebrate their championship victory over iowa. this, despite the first lady's controversial invite to the second place hawkeyes. the suggestion all right su star angel reese called a joke back then. reese is now saying she will put her differences aside because the trip is important to her teammates. and michigan wolverines football coach jim harbaugh says he loves mowing his lawn. me too. and he is wondering why more kids aren't doing yard work.

exactly. harbaugh telling "sports illustrated," quote: mowing the lawn is one of the great feelings i have in life. it makes me sad sometimes when i drive around ann arbor. used to be kids mowing lawns. was that kid out mowing lawns earning some money? now it's a truck and crew at every house. it's gone professional essentially. >> brian: now getting even worse, people are getting artificial grass and putting in their front lawn. i'm seeing it in my neighborhood now all over florida. and it looks great. >> steve: i have never seen that. >> brian: they vacuum it up. you vacuum it don't mow it. >> steve: isn't that like $50,000 worth of fake grass. >> brian: i don't think so. it seems like smaller houses. more affordable than ever. i should probably work for them. i just gave them a great plug. i think it's true greens. >> steve: there you go. meanwhile, it is the final day of the westminster dog show today and all eyes are on the seven very different dogs competing in tonight's best in show. >> brian: all right. you can catch all the action,

continuing today on fox ports 1 and fox sports 2. >> rachel: which pup will take home best in show? janice keen joins us live from the show with a preview along with fox sports reporter jamie little. good morning to you both. >> janice: good morning. we are excited jamie, aren't we? last night you were up until midnight but very important reporting. were there any upsets? were there a lot of upon favorites last night? what happened? >> i don't feel like there were any upsets. i will tell you i mentioned the french bulldog, winston, is he a crowd pleaser. the little man, he was called out to win the group. he jumped up on the stage. jumped off and then he jumped in one of the box and jumped out. and the crowd i realize that any time a dog does anything they are not supposed to do they go nuts. >> janice: of course. what are we looking for today? what happens today. >> three different groups tonight and then we will crown best in show. so we will narrow it down to seven dogs. i would not want to be a judge

absolute perfection. every dog is perfection and all so different. >> janice: talk about some of the little known dogs that might make it big tonight. >> gosh, well the australian shepard won last night and moves on to best in show. that dog, that breed has never won best in show. i'm hearing some rumblings that it has a really good chance. if you saw her last night, she is perfection. and so loving. gave me kisses at the end of the interview. it doesn't get better. january be january bonus points on the kisses. >> this is a new venue obviously art you are ash stadium. this looks really imprevisich. >> very impressive. madison square garden the home of westminster. last couple years handlers would tell me when a dog steps in the ring they are show dogs. they feed off that energy. they need the people here. so tonight it will be electric. this place will be packed down here. the crowd going nuts. and the dogs just they prance. they show off. >> janice: listen. you cover nascar. what's it like going from that sport to this sport? >> a lot quieter over here

that's for sure but so much fun. i go from four wheels to four paws. it's my two passions and doesn't get better. >> janice: you have four dogs at home do you want to say hi to them. >> hi, pucks. pups. i'm dog obsessed anybody that know that knows this is my dream job right here. >> janice: people can't come to arthur ash stadium where can they watch the westminster dog show. >> four hours. buckle. in it's going to get get better as the night goes on. we're excited. >> janice: thank you so much. do you a wonderful job. i'm excited 147th westminster kennel dog show junior handlers coming today and also dawn sturgeon who was the best in show judge. is he now the president of the westminster kennel club dog show and is he wonderful. >> we love him. he was part of our broadcast team so long moving on up so he is not with us. yes, he does a fantastic job.

we will have a different judge tonight. by 9 way the best in show judge. they are quarantined. they have no idea what is going on. they cannot see until they step into the ring the seven dogs sitting in front of them. >> janice: last year he came and did the interview and came from a car all covered in black. it was really quite impressive. all right. so don't go away. jamie is going to be with us. we will have more dogs. you know it is my favorite thing. over to you in the studio in new york, steve, rachel, and brian. >> brian: the kentucky derby called said wait a second something to pick with janice. this is your favorite thing? what's going on with you? >> janice: well, listen, it's my favorite thing this year because lola's mom is competing. >> brian: now i got it. january january so i am biased. i have to put that out there. >> brian: take that, horses. >> steve: your hat is best in show so far. >> brian: two time winning kicker hear his life lesson that has everything to do with family.

>> steve: first, a brand new op-ed declares take the low road, how the republicans could make 2024 a referendum on the biden family. he's been biden his time here is fox across america host jimmy failla. he does not agree. he is coming up next on "fox & friends" coming from the big room ♪ the radio up ♪ see the love in my woman's eyes ♪ feel the touch (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day...

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five tomorrow night that will be enormous victory they are the reigning champs. hockey the golden knights dominate the oilers on the road take the lead best of seven. playoff series continues. off the ice the chicago blackhawks won the 023 draft giving them the first overall pick. expected to take the topic to take the most behind nfl draft pick came into the league 20 years ago. talking about phenom. that is who steve is with right now. >> steve: indeed, thank you, brian. federal probe into president biden's alleged ties to hunter's business deals heats up. a new op-ed urges republicans to urge this, the bidens to their advantage in their 2024 campaign strategy. "the washington examiner" arguing quote the corruption surrounding biden and his family runs deep and the g.o.p. would do well it exploit it. house investigators must continue their full-court press through election day 2024 to expose the biden family's malfeasance.

it's time for the low road. make 2024 a referendum on biden, his family's alleged foreign influence peddling scheme and the corrupt administrative state that is protected him. jimmy failla takes the low road quite freakly. he joins us now. >> come on doocy. >> steve: fox across america fox news radio and fox nation. what do you think. >> i think the biden looks like a corrupt influence peddling scheme from top to bottom. perfect world bring back the late great jerry springer and. hunter having affair brother's widow impregnates a stripper in the process that's an episode. the grant parents won't talk to the baby. my grandparents won't talk to my stripper kid. sam brinton the cross dressing luggage damage thief that's an episode. gets into the actual issue gone on in this family, i actually disagree with the author of the piece in that the investigators can do your campaigning for you.

when it comes to potential corruption and malfeasance. i think what the average voter cares more about is the overall quality of life in the country right now. nobody is better off than they were four years ago unless you are running a cartel or you are a human trafficker. you have not benefited from this administration. so i would focus on their record. >> steve: sure, but, at the same time, you have got to figure that if donald trump were the candidate on the republican side, the democrats are going to do just that focus on the trump family. >> no question. because this is what happens. you know the old adage when you have the facts pound the facts whether you have nothing pound the table. democrats run on the sensationalism pound the table. if you are republicans running against the democrats you would like to have a referendum not on what trump and biden has done but what the country has done under biden the border, the crime, the flangs, really bad stuff. i think the average person pull as voting lever with more of a regard on that stuff than they do on the family stuff.

>> steve: now when the washington examiner says it's time to take the low road the implied message is republicans always take the high road. >> yes, um u.n. >> steve: is that true? >> i don't know that they do. trump, to be clear, okay. and i liked this about him. i liked pugnacious nature of donald trump. i do believe some day you will be watching trump press conferences like dean martin roasts they will be selling them all the insults are here. do you know what i mean? lyin' this guy, little that guy. i don't know that we have always taken the high road. but i do know that the substantive debate in this instance does benefit us. and if we can keep the conversation there, okay. i think it's the right move. >> brian: but, regarding the bidens as a topic for the republicans. the republicans in congress who have promised we will find all the bad stuff. >> yes. >> if they don't find something that is actually illegal this is not going to work for them. >> the great pumpkin charlie brown. if the pumpkin doesn't come to the patch you just ruined halloween. could have just foe cursed on the fact that the cost of

inflation has sent pumpkins up to $80 a pumpkin you have a win right there. >> steve: message to james comer you need a pumpkin. >> come on, comer. get off the bourbon trail and get down to the pumpkin patch. >> steve: i know what you meant. thank you very much. >> thanks, buddy. >> steve: 7:00 this tuesday morning the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> tens of thousands of migrants waiting to flood the u.s. once title 42 expires. >> the line almost as far as the eye can see. >> come thursday, it's going to be the biggest we have ever seen. >> house oversight wh committee chair james comer set to make a major announcement about his investigation into biden's family business schemes. >> any other american family would have already been indicted and probably gone to prisoner. >> the clock is ticking can washington reach a deal on the debt limit before it's too late. >> republicans are now in charge the house. they passed a responsible piece of legislation. the democrats will have to negotiate with speaker mccarthy. >> it'