heading to capitol hill for jamie raskin and james come his or her read, still. fbi director christopher wray could be held in contempt of congress because he did not completely fulfill the request of the subpoena. so more to come on that front. mike huckabee, thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> todd: thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ [explosions] >> ainsley: you can hear the sonic boom there we begin this hour with a fox news alert. residents in our nation's capital were rattled by sonic boom yesterday, see the dog jumping up off the sofa. before a plane flew into airspace and crashed in virginia. >> brian: called off search efforts after no survivors at the scene. >> steve: what was all of that

about. alexandria hoff joins us. it was virginia, maryland, people in d.c. what the heck was that noise. >> yeah, there was a bit of panic. you saw it social media on social media. people captured it on their home cameras in the d.c. area there can be reason to be concerned when you hear something like this. let me say, this is a story that would have been heart breaking all the same had this this plane simply and quietly crashed in central virginia. pilot list flight thousands on the ground they heard that boom and knew something had gone wrong. [explosion] >> some say that it shook their home. according to norad the sound came after f-16 jetsy scrambled and authorized to travel at super sonic speeds. intercept a private aircraft began to breach the airspace around 3:20 p.m. the pilot of the cessna

unresponsive crashing before 4:00 p.m. in central virginia according to state police. now here is fox news' jon scott also a licensed pilot speaking to the plane's unusual flight path. >> it took off from tennessee. it was supposed to land at mcarthur airport which is on new york's long island. it actually flew past long island, then did a complete u-turn in the air. started heading back to the southwest. flew directly over washington, d.c. this is just a weird accident. at this moment, eric, it's as weird to me as malaysia 370. it's just a mystery what happened. >> here is the heart wrenching part bar were rumble who wrote on the plane wrote on facebook one devastating line my family is gone my daughter and grand guard daughter. virginia state police reported there were no survivals. john rum pell nanny on board with granddaughter about 2 years

old. he theorized that the plane may have lost cabin pressure rendering all on board unconscious. steve, ainsley, brian? >> steve: it's reminiscent of what happened with pain stuart a number of years ago where there is a little hole in the pressurization and it wasn't perfect. so the military was very quick alexandria to put out we didn't shoot it down. essentially it sounds like it ran out of gas. it had been on auto pilot, apparently. >> yeah. that's the important part. norad was very expolitical science sit in explaining we did not shoot this down. some people on the ground said they had seen what they thought were maybe sparks, shots fired. they said no, no. that's not the case. we used flairs to try to get the attention of a pilot in this case. that attention was not able to be had. >> steve: terrible story. >> ainsley: thank you so much. alexandria, i know the father of the girl the owner of the plane also hopes that they just died in peace that they went to sleep basically.

because when you lose cabin pressure he said that usually happens. you get sleepy, indeed. terrible story. >> brian: could have been worse. not for the people on the plane but for everybody else. >> ainsley: people on the ground. >> brian: and shooting it out of the sky what would have happened. 3 minutes after the top of the hour. nikki haley was on cnn, got her hour town hall. she has been the first to declare and the hardest worker, february, march, april, going to every farm, every major city in iowa and new hampshire and in south carolina. where she was once governor. yesterday she talked about foreign policy-wise. she is no longer just the governor of south carolina. remember how effective she was as a cabinet position level reporting directly to president trump for two and a half years. she really got to know not just one country but she felt 193 countries. she weighed in on what really undermined this president's foreign policy. all the disasters started with afghanistan. listen. >> well, first of all, let's look at where we are.

so, you've got russia invading ukraine, north korea testing blismsz. you got iranian trying to build a bomb. we have got chaos everywhere, right? none of that would have happened had we not had that debacle in afghanistan. the idea that we left bag brahm air force base in the middle of the night without telling our allies who stood shoulder to shoulder with us for decades because we asked them to be there. think about what that told our friends. more importantly, think about whether a that told our enemies. when you pay terrorists off, all they do is more terrorism. >> that doesn't ever keep anyone safe. those are the lessons we need to learn. >> steve: she went on to say as well it's time for a new generational leader. she said it's dime for us to leave the baggage of the past. she did talk about some very conservative things. she wants to cut federal spending. she wants to reduce inflation, obviously, as everybody does. she wants to close the border and oppose gun control.

at one point the host, jake tapper asked her if she would support whoever the republican nominee was. she said, you know what? i expect it to be me and i don't play for seconds. >> ainsley: we won't do catch and release. we will do catch and deport. when asked if it was time for a woman to be president, she said we have got -- she said we have let guys do this for a while. it might be time for a woman to get it done. she said i don't play for second when asked who she would support? would she support the nominee if it's not her. she said she would support anyone but she anticipates it's going to be her. >> brian: picking spots going after donald trump. after going after governor desantis i don't know this over the top woke thing basically saying it was over the top. initially taking on disney with governor desantis when initially pushed back on the don't say they gay bill misrepresenting it which disney did and then coming out against it which disney in

my mind shunned have done but then said why did he take $450,000 from disney as a donation? so game on. in fact, i have ron desantis at 10:06 on the radio. i will play that clip and see what he has to say about that. >> ainsley: nikki haley will be here at 8:30 this morning. >> steve: that's right. also yesterday, jack dorsey as the reacting to an interview harris faulkner had on the channel where r.f.k. jr. said he can beat joe biden. and so what did jack write he is talking about bobby kennedy jr., if you missed it harris with r.f.k. jr. on friday. >> our internal poll numbers are showing me stronger against both the republican candidates and president biden. i think, you know, when that

kind of polling becomes public, democrats are going to want somebody who can beat governor desantis and who can beat president trump. and i don't think -- i'm not confident -- i don't think anybody is confident that they have that president biden. so i think that will persuade a lot of people. >> brian: not only fighting republicans. he is fighting every major newspaper in the country, including one and peter baker who does a really good job, did the most glowing delusional profile of joe biden and his energy and age. that's what he is fighting against. r.f.k. wants to prove that president biden -- anyone, a lot of people have a reason to feel that way as you watch joe biden fall on his face and not have any press conference. literally fall on his face and not have any press conferences, one-on-one meetings. always call a lid early in the day. not vigorous in his structure but fit, they pointed that out. okay. i will give you that but, if

r.f.k. wants to make some progress, there's got to be some real reporting on joe biden, which, who does not make himself available at any point, does not take part in any of negotiation, like he, for example the infrastructure. had nothing to do with it, gets credit because is he president. debt ceiling. he had nothing to do with the negotiation. he went home literally at that time. somebody else is running the white house. i can't believe that didn't come up in peter baker's article. >> he is trim and fit officers can exercises five 2k50eu789s "times" a week doesn't drink, striking stanma. jack dorsey reacted to the president falling literally on his face and he said open the democrat primaries and debates. this isn't fair to anyone. and we have heard bobby kennedy, he has said please, let me debate. we want to debate there are three different candidates on the democratic side and we would like to hear from all three of them. >> steve: on the republican side, it doesn't sound like donald trump wants to debate the

republicans in the primary. >> ainsley: i wonder if he will change his mind. >> steve: i hope he does everybody would like to see how they would all stack up when they're shoulder to shoulder. i think the "new york times" article essentially says that the "new york times" is now all in on joe biden. they realize, you know what? >> brian: everybody? >> steve: we're not going to be able to squeeze him out. he's going to be the nominee come 2024. so they're all lining up behind him talking about, you know what? he has had some problems, but he is still doing a good job as president. >> ainsley: one user on twitter was reacting to jack dorsey and talking about that. and the user said the dnc will never allow kennedy to become the nominee. >> ainsley: dorsey wrote true but they seem to be more irrelevant by the day. >> brian: wonder if a third party candidates enters. in the "new york times" editorial section i'm going to go with a democrat or pick joe biden like they did last time. it doesn't mean all the reporters have. to say the reporters could just tell the story.

concerns about the president's age is a really big deal. he fell on the stage in front of the world in front of the air force academy and then banged his head on the horton on the way out and did nothing over the weekend and still won't hold a press conference. >> ainsley: how much weight does it have nowadays though if a newspaper endorses a candidate. >> brian: true every day the drum beat everything goond about joe biden also talk about how the world is dividing against us, we have lost brazil and colombia, south africa. continue to lose influence in our own country -- excuse me, in our own hemisphere and the president doesn't even seem to notice. >> steve: well the "new york times" is reassuring a jittery country hey, don't worry about joe, he may be old but he is still in control. >> ainsley: he has a lot of stamina. >> steve: that's what i hear. >> ainsley: war of words. china taking aim at the united states after warships two countries involved in near coalition in the taiwan straight. jeremy huntington sells the

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>> brian: makes it fun when every catch suspect for question. tensions escalating between the u.s. and china. u.s. navy releasing brand new video of a chinese warship nearly hitting a u.s. destroyer coming within 150 yards right in the taiwan straight on saturday. >> the communist party defending their actions saying, quote: the u.s. is not here for innocent passage they are here for provocation. the best way is for the countries, especially the naval vestlesz and fighter jets of countries not to do closing actions around other country's territories. undeniable that a severe conflict or confrontation between china and the u.p.s. will be unbearable disaster for the world. >> steve: so what is going on? joinings us right now with reaction is former military intel officer jeremy hunt. jeremy, good morning to you. >> good morning. great to be with you. >> steve: it's good to have you. you know, china has been -- they have been getting close a number of times. we have got, you know, over the last year or so. they get that close. at some point they are going to actually hit an airplane or they

are going to kill one of the american service personnel and it's going to hit the fan. what are they doing. >> yeah. i mean, look. china is intent on undermining the united states, obviously. and especially in the south china sea. and, look, what they want us to do is they want us to be bullied out of the area, we have to continue to conduct these freedom of navigation controls. that's what we are doing there we have to continue doing that to send a message that, look, these are international waters. and we have to remind china of that fact. and unfortunately, china what we have all seen over the last several years, and this is that we have one of the weakest commanders and chief in the history of our nation. sadly, china is using that to try to bully and push us out. they are hoping we are just completely flee the western pacific as a whole. we cannot do that. the biden administration responds in strength. that's the only language that they understand. >> brian: they are not. they are doing the opposite.

do you want to talk? please want to talk? i would like to talk to you about this. secretary of defense austin should be showing muscle. is he not a diplomat. is he secretary of defense. they almost took out our jet. they almost took out our destroyer. they stormed our alaskan military base. all they are doing is flooding through our southern border. they are pushing us and so far we are showing nothing but timidity. >> exactly right. can we have another tall? and china says no. we continue to kind of project weakness on the global stage. and here's the thing. this is yet another major foreign policy test for the biden administration. and, unfortunately, we -- the administration has failed with the chinese spy balloon. going back to the debotched withdrawal from afghanistan. so here's another test and so we have to be able to step up to the staining and say we will not be bullied and intimidated and finally respond in strength.

i stand with baited breath to see if that happens. >> ainsley: i know you are a former military officer. went to yale law school and ran for congress and part of a group veterans on duty. tell us about this. >> i would be honored serving as chairman of a national democrats roots group he national veterans on duty. we are veterans who believe in a strong america. we are so sick of all these kind of incidents we have been talking about with china, with the rise of iran, north korea, all of the threats across the globe. many folks who have served in uniform are stepping up and saying look, enough is enough. we want a commander-in-chief who believes in a strong national security though wants to get us away from this kind of these woke unfocused pentagon policies and get us back to a place where we are a strong america and we are reassuring our allies and deterring our enemies. >> steve: sure. well, jeremy, we have a little snippet of promotion regarding your group. we are going to play it for the folks so they know how they can

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to new mexico, then to sacramento. >> carley: colombian and venezuelan migrants arrived on the doorstep friday. governor newsom said they traveled by bus from texas to new mexico and flown to sacramento on a private jet. oil prices are spiking this morning after saudi arabia announced plans to cut oil production next month. goldman sak's is warning crude oil prices could rise as much as $6. the cuts that descrawn criticism from the biden administration in western countries arguing that opec policies have sent energy prices soaring. o peck plus meant yesterday in ventricle fmla but only saudi arabia announced they would voluntarily cut production by approximately 1 million barrels a day. a new zealand mom divides the internet after revealing she refuses to fold her family's laundry. >> trigger so many people by the fact that i don't fold our washing.

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what she has done for me. >> we are going to produce oil in this country. we are going to drill. >> i went to the simon boulevard bridge between venezuela and colombia. they were fleeing socialism and begging for free dom. >> i am pro-freedom in every possible way. and i love this country. >> do we believe in the individual, the family, the nation, and god? the things that actually made this country what we really are. >> and i feel this is my time. >> former vice president mike pence was also there. he was actually riding a harley at senator joni ernst annual roast and ride event before he officially launches his own run this week. is he supposed to do that on wednesday. so what do the iowa voters think? threat's ask them. joining us now iowa residents rebecca boyer and alissa weingarten. good morning both of you. >> good morning. >> how important is it for show up at joni ernst event. you live in iowa. you have the pulse of the

people. rebecca, i will start with you. >> it's very important for these candidates to get in front of iowa voters. i think the roast and ride is a great opportunity for these candidates, especially more so for the voters to be able to hear from all of the candidates in a forum like that. >> carley: like. >> ainsley: has to be pretty cool on the world stage everyone watches our elections and to live in iowa, a key state. >> yes, it is. and i feel like it's even more so over the last couple elections. has really been a state that has taken, you know, more notice 'an topics important to the families. >> ainsley: rebecca, what are your top topics? >> i grew up on a family farm here in iowa and i work in ag policy now. most of my issues center around things that deal with agriculture. i really want candidates to be able to have thoughtful

conversations around immigration in workforce and what trade would look like under their administration. >> ainsley: how is that affecting your state? >> i really like the perspective that a lot of the candidates bring. right now i'm leaning towards nikki haley. i think she brings a unique perspective with her time as u.n. ambassador that i don't really see in many of the other candidates on foreign policy and trade. >> ainsley: alissa, how about you? what are your top topics? >> family is always at the top. but education is top. i'm involved in education, so, the approach to what is happening in the classroom and in the schools is really important to me. >> ainsley: okay. the latest fox news poll, let me show you how trump and desantis are fairing. trump is winning by a lot. 53%. desantis 20%. rebecca, what is your reaction to that? why do you think these numbers look like they do? >> i think initially it's just name recognition for president

trump. but i wouldn't count desantis out yet. iowa is known for kind of come behind wins especially in the caucus. if they candidates can get out and meet voters especially in rural iowa, not just doing town halls in des moines had will help them come caucus night regardless of what those numbers say now. >> ainsley: alisa donald trump was one of the candidates didn't go to joni ernst event. eight other candidates there big deal to hear them speak. he was in iowa last thursday that town hall in sean hannity. what do you make of that latest poll? >> i would agree with rebecca. i wouldn't count desantis out. for education i would say that trump has been for school choice which is important. i'm seeing the effects of that in administration right now. parents do want that at our school we are being flooded we don't have enough room for the students that want to come to our school. so i know that's very important. i do know that desantis has hit

some of these important topics to parents in the state of florida getting back to you know, wanting excellence in math, wanting excellence in reading and filtering out filtering out things that should not be a part of education and taking up a lot of time in the classroom in school. so i wouldn't count him out, either. >> ainsley: okay. >> but they both are similar but there are differences as well. >> ainsley: you are had the head of a cl classical christian sch. >> yes, i am. >> ainsley: thank you for joining us. thank you for feeding america. i know you are a farmer, rebecca. thank you. god bless both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: coming up today congressman james comer will finally get to see a document that allegedly ties then vice president biden to a $5 million bribery scheme. and it all comes from a reportedly highly credible source used by the fbi several times durings obama

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nearly 300 people and injured hundreds more on saturday. the error reportedly caused a passenger train to wrongly change tracks and crash into a freight train resulting in the disastrous pile-up that spread to a second passenger train. the local government revising the death toll of the crash down from 288 to 275. while rescue crews say they are no longer hopeful of finding anyone else who is still alive in that wreckage. meanwhile, a fire engulfing multiple buildings at the metro zoo in richmond last night in virginia. fire and e.m.s. crews arrived at the scene just before 10:00 p.m. and several animals missing. shortly after midnight the deputy fire marshall announced that all man animals had been safely located. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and norma hunt, the matriarch of the defending super bowl

champion kansas city chiefs has died. she was 85 years old. the hunt family remembering her as, quote: kind, generous and unfailly pofn and one of a kind. her joy and zeal for life were infectious. she loved caring for others and she always had an encouraging word. known as the first lady of football, hunt is the only woman who has attended every single super bowl, including her team's victory over philadelphia in february. the kansas city chiefs by the way plan to visit the white house today to celebrate that big win. and those are some of your headlines. and brian has got some more news. >> brian: yeah, that is one of america's finest families. great to have a chance to get to know them. meanwhile move on to this story. today james comer will finally get to review a fbi file allegedly linking president biden to a $5 million bribery scheme. this as fox news digital learns the source is highly credible. having been used by the bureau

since the obama administration. our next guest is a former fbi agent who testified about the alleged abuses within the bureau. steve friend joins us right now. steve, this is a so-called 1023. christopher wray wouldn't admit he had it. then he says you can't see it. then he says can you come to the fbi and see it. we are going to hold you in contempt. all right. i will come to you. so what is james comer going to see today? >> well, good morning and thank you. it seems like he is going to have the opportunity to view this source reporting document, which is essentially a memorialization of a meeting between an fbi agent and a confidential human source or an informant. and from what we have seen in the reporting, it's going to pertain to alleged bribery on behalf of joe biden when he was vice president of the united states. >> brian: jamie say this ranking member, no one has verified.

this this person is credible, we imagine. some names are going to be redacted, i understand. buy then what? >> well, there has to be a tremendous amount of inquiry from the house oversight committee on this. if this was in fact a credible allegation that was made, this was three years ago. that means it's been in the vaults of the fbi for the last 36 months to include a presidential election in which joe biden was the primary candidate for office. and if they took no action on a credible allegation like this, there was not even a preliminary investigation, there should be some major questions about the politicization of the fbi. brian what do you think? why wouldn't they for three years follow up on a 1023 that says the president of the united states made $5 million as a vice president off of bribery scheme? >> well, i think the fbi has just become this woke and weaponized appear rat chet for the united states of america this information was brought out and if in fact it was credible

from a credible long-term source and they documented it within this fd 1023 and just filed it away as opposed to doing a preliminary investigation or even a full investigation at that point. and they were able to sort of cover their butts with the memorialization and say there is a record of it at some point but just whistle past the graveyard with that information and hope it never came to light. in fact this brave whistleblower who came forward to congressman comer and said it does exist has done great service to the country. >> brian: you know what would have happened if this was donald trump, it would have been leaked to five or six or seven major news organizations would have come outer and tried to verify it through every source possible and we would have had an ongoing investigation over an oalleged corruption with donald trump. would is i it so driven different? >> well, you just need to look at recent evidence of how the fbi has behaved itself. when it comes to looking at pro-life and protesters outside of abortion clinic vs. the antifa blm riots in 2020. the fbi is clearly picking its victims and picking its subjects

and doing the bidding of the left in this country and it's just not in keeping with traditional law enforcement. no in keeping with the oath of office due to protect and uphold the constitution. >> brian: james comey feels differently. doing a tour selling a book no one is going to read talking about how this is a right wing fever condemning the fbi. but the fbi just fine. what about james comey's take on the political environment? he by the way says we have to do everything to make sure joe biden wins. >> yeah. i find that pretty laughable especially when you take his history when he sent to agents to visit general michael flynn in the hope that he would lack candor in some way and the fbi could open an investigation for a process crime against a national security adviser if you show me any greater example show me the man and i will show you the crime. james james comey weaponizing his office. for him to sit there beyond all approach ethical individual who is impartial and non-biasside

frankly laughable. >> brian: steve friend by stepping up and stepping out of the fbi they tried to destroy your career and stop you from getting another job writing your memoir. your story is going to get out. thank you for stepping in front of congress there morning and joining us this morning. >> you got it. >> senior meteorologist janice dean. that means senior because you are accomplished not because you are old. >> janice: i might get a discount on the movies. >> brian: i don't think so. >> janice: but thank you for that what's your name? >> mary jane. >> and, dana. >> where are you from. >> orlando. >> florida? >> yeah. >> janice: very nice here for a wedding. >> yeah. >> janice: the wedding has been nice. >> excellent. >> beautiful. >> janice: you like watching "fox & friends" every morning. >> every morning. >> yeah. >> all the time i take brian witness advice and get dressed. >> janice: we don't know how much actually take his advice so it's good to know at least one. >> always get dressed. >> janice: take a look at the maps. it's great that you say that every morning. 56 in new york city.

a little cool but we will take it. area of low pressure across new england. that's going to bring the cooler temperatures this week. we see the potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of florida, gulf coast and the rockies. we will pay attention for that and of course we have the warmer temperatures for the plain states. did you hear that, brian kilmeade? they take your advice every morning and get dressed. >> brian: that's all we can ask. >> brian: at least when you join janice on the weather. we would have to cut away right away. we have vowed never interview naked people. >> janice: no comment. can you do some news? >> brian: yes. no, i can tease though. coming up, how woke can you go? apparently all out in america but not in the hostile middle east. the corporations supporting lgbtq rights at home but not abroad. first, the next generation is questioning the value of a four year college degree including our next two guests. a pair of gen zer's at thriving businesses at 22 years young. their tips to dodge debt.

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inside and a foul. what a finish. a chance for a three-point three-point play. >> head to miami wednesday night for game three. this is the first time in the post season the nuggets head into game three of a series without a 2-0 lead. now to talk america's favorite football league the usfl. >> breakers hold off panthers six game losing streak. >> here thompson. dixon makes the adjustment and there he goes. touchdown, breakers. >> brian: new orleans beating michigan 24-20. and the memphis showboats get fifth straight win of the season against the generals. memphis beat new jersey 25-16. steve? >> steve: thank you very much, brian. all right. more high school graduates are skipping college with more than 1 million fewer college students today than before the pandemic.

and with student debt nearly $2 trillion, you really can't blame them. our next guests are proving the point they don't need a pricy degree to be successful and make money. 22-year-old dean harper chose trade school for heating and air conditioning training and now he is running his own handyman business. and while it was always assumed that honor student farrah carr would attend university, the 22-year-old is raking in a 6 figure salary running her own one-woman salon and they both join us live right now fare is in the atlanta area and dean down in south carolina. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> deep, let's start with you. at your high school, were they pushing college or trade school? >> for the most part it was more geared towards pushing college. >> steve: but you didn't go that way. why did you go the other way?

>> my eyes were kind of open to trades coming up. college wasn't pushed in my household. my parents just kind of opened my eyes to some other opportunities coming up and trade school was presented to me at a local -- at my tech school or my high school i graduated from. steve exactly. i mentioned a moment ago when you were in high school you were an honor student and everybody thought next stop she is going to go to a cleaning, right? >> right. >> why did you decide not to do that and to enbark on entrepreneurial adventure that has gotten you to where you are today? >> after sitting counsel and actually thinking about what you are signing up for, which would be hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt, essentially, you really think about what you want your future to look like in the next 10 years and it's not paying off that debt. because once you graduate you are going to be in the hole. that was my thought process.

>> steve: that's exactly accurate. farrah, how many kids from your high school didn't go through the thought process that you did and they said okay, i'm going to go to college and now here a couple of years later they have gigantic debt and no real future in some cases. >> i don't know what they think now because i don't talk to them. >> steve: gotcha. so will you explain how you went from, i know you bought a car at 18. you are moved out on your own at 19. and now you have got this one-woman salon -- nail salon business. can you explain how you were able to be so successful? >> i think i was able to be successful because i found something that i was passionate about and i was able to monetize it. i really think you can do that with any hobby or skill. so everyday, when i work, it doesn't feel like work. so i'm able to push the limits when it comes to how far i want to take my business.

>> steve: sure. you are able to make close to or over 6 figures because you have got, what? 80 regular customers who count on you to take care of their nails, right? >> right. >> steve: all right. well, that's very successful. and, dean, let me ask you this, you know, the kids you went to high school, i believe are about ready to graduate from college and what are their -- do their futures look like right now? >> well, a lot of them i find are actually taking a little bit longer to graduate or finish that four year degree up in four years. it's taking them five years. but, also, they are coming out some of them are coming out of college with jobs and i found that some of them, especially after covid and all that, were coming out of college with no job, just because of the degree that they chose. >> steve: right. exactly. when you were done with your heating and air conditioning trainings, you had a $2,000 tuition bill and you had a job

in hand. so, congratulations. >> that's right. >> steve: congratulations to you and fare congratulations to you as well. >> thank you. >> steve: fare, do you have a website to promote your business. >> it's fare's nails.com. >> steve: dean, do you have a website to promote your handyman business in south carolina because ainsley's dad needs a guy. >> ainsley: my dad northeast needs you. >> i have a youtube channel dean and done where i track and video my everyday kind of handyman life. >> steve: i got you. fare and dean, thank you very much. and good luck to you in the future. >> thank you so much for having me on. >> steve: it's great to have you. 7:00 in new york city. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> brian: we begin this hour on "fox & friends" with this: today everhouse committee chair james comer will get to review the fbi's file on an alleged $50 million scheme involving then vice president joe biden. he. >> ainsley: feature doocy so live from the white house