unfortunately we also see cases where people are trying to save money by watering down the formula. stretch the formula longer. this is extremely dangerous and it can cause water intoxication and juries an infant. >> steve: i don't think a lot of people have heard of water intoxication now people know what to look for. thank you very much for getting up early and joining us from new contain anyone, connecticut. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> steve: it's 7:00 in new york city and the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> the court says the fbi misled, that's a nice way of saying they lie. >> republicans dove into a heated back and forth with fbi director wray. accusing the bureau of targeting conservatives. >> the idea that i'm biased against conservatives is somewhat insane to me. >> president biden and world leaders making it clear they stand with ukraine. pledging more military assistance in the months ahead. >> we are going to be there as

long as that takes. >> we want to be on the same page with everybody. >> i certainly know i have the chance to win the nomination. >> tim scott raised an impressive 21 million bucks to lock in his spot on the first presidential debate. chris christie also secured the necessary 40,000 donors. >> i'm in this to win. >> you can't have a job when you come to america. >> the mayor of new york says we need to let illegal migrants work. if we don't, we are, anti american. >> 84,000 people cannot work. that's anti-american. >> wildlife officials in california say they are trying to capture this aggressive sea otter that's been snatching surf boards from surfers. born in captivity displaying unusual behavior since being released. >> here we go. president biden is about to take a family photo with the finnish president and other leaders from the nordic region and he wraps up his european tour. >> ainsley: this as the president hints more weapons could be sent to ukraine and there is plenty of drama waiting

for biden when he gets back to washington. >> steve: mark meredith live at the white house awaiting the return of the president. mark, it's clear today the president is taking a victory lap over going hey, scandinavian countries i helped get sweden in, you're welcome. >> steve, ainsley and brian, you are right. good morning. we heard a lot from the president about nato and strengthening of the alliance. today is the final day of european trip. you mentioned he already had a chance to meet with the president of finland as he talks about ways to strengthen relationships with the nordic country. so much of the focus this week has been about ukraine. we have ensue the president as well as g-7 nations pledge additional support and assistance guarantees. president biden is considering sending ukraine long range missiles as the war against russia drags on. >> are you thinking about sending atacms surface-to-surface missiles yet? is that something on your mind at all yet? >> yes. they already have the equivalent of atacms now. what we need most of all is

artillery shells. and they are in short supply. we are working on that. >> meantime, closer to home, the secret service set to brief staffers with the house oversight committee today on the cocaine recently found in the west wing. lawmakers various questions about security at the white house ever since the incident 11 days ago. today's briefing is going to be behind closed doors but next week lawmakers say they are preparing for a blockbuster hearing where two whistleblower also tell congress federal prosecutors gave first son hunter biden special treatment during an investigation into his taxes and business dealings. later this month, the first son is expected to plead guilty to tax-related misdemeanors. republican lawmakers are also asking new questions this morning about his past business dealings after an email dating back to 2015 appeared to show executives with burisma. that was the ukrainian energy firm, wanted hunter's help to get u.s. officials on their side fast. one executive allegedly writing, the scope of work should also include organization of a visit of a number of widely recognized and influential current and/or

former u.s. policymakers to ukraine in november with the ultimate purpose to close down any cases pursued against nikolay in ukraine. sent a month before then vice president biden was going to go to ukraine. republicans say while this is a bit of a complicated situation, they believe it still provides the need for more questions to be answered about whether or not there was any public corruption dating back to those years what was that 7, 8 years ago now. they are going to continue to look into this while president biden says he has still never discussed any business with his son. we will see if it comes up today while the president is in -- >> we heard from christopher wray that the fbi was involved in a coke at the white house deal where the lab apparently did a workup. he was cryptic about it because they haven't figured stuff out yet. but you have been there all week while jackie has been over in lithuania. what is the schedule but the?

scuttlebutt.have you heard any y figured out who it was or anything like that. >> i checked in with secret service last night. they said they would have more of an update today after they briefed congress. they were setting up expectations early on there was not going to likely be any major announcement. even said there was a possibility they would never find out for sure who left that cocaine which i'm told was a very small amount. less than one ounce. of course, it's still the headline that's gotten so much attention and lawmakers are more curious about whether or not somebody could have snuck something else more hazardous into the white house. we asked the president before they went last week. they said if there was a west wing staffer there would be consequences. they would handle the investigation. director wray said that the fbi provided the testing because they wanted to make sure it wasn't anthrax tore something else but it was secret service still handling the majority of the investigation. >> ainsley: dresser bag on the floor? >> brian: cubby.

>> you are right phone cubby, an area if i would go into the west wing you would have to leave your iphone, personal belongings, wallet, stuff like that. i remember going to the roosevelt room before. they don't want recording devices or anybody trying to hack. that's also common on these tours. this happened on a sunday evening. i'm not saying that it was somebody just taking a tour. it certainly opens up that possibility. >> ainsley: i'm going to leave my cell phone and cocaine because i can't take that in. >> brian: something i have never said. >> steve: supposed to leave the cocaine in the cubby. >> i have never tried to bring anything bad into the white house. brian all right, mark, thanks so much. the president of the united states on the world stage. he has been speaking and resting, speaking and resting. >> ainsley: working four days. >> brian: going to the beach. yeah. going to the beach. here is the president maybe not the highest moment he has experienced over the last four days. >> ainsley: embarrassing. >> valentine's day and i -- i shouldn't be so familiar, mr. zelenskyy and i talked about

the kind of guarantees we could make in the meantime. russia could end this war tomorrow but drawing forces ukraine wrecking international borders and ceasing attacks, inhumane attacks on russia -- excuse me, by russia on ukraine. >> steve: so the president interesting a moment a couple of times during the big trip where he forgot name or mistook the name of the guy who runs ukraine who he had just seen and he also got confused when it came to russia and ukraine. >> ainsley: zelenskyy had to help him off the stage. but i thought he took the night off before so that he would do really well in the speech. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: he didn't do well in the speech. >> steve: saved money on the dinner. we didn't have to pay like the 85 bucks for the chicken. >> brian: in terms of russia has been kind of quiet. they said there is going to be a response to sweden. a responds to finland. we are going to have a different posture. nato is going to extend this

war. are we skirting the fact they started the war, unnecessary war. invaded and tried to take a country because they said there were nazis there even wagner. encounter three separate sectors on the frontline. we will see if long distant rocks help at all. the russian minister of defense announced the wagner group has almost completely handed over all their weapons which is maybe good news for russia and better news for ukraine. they were the fighting force of ukrainians feared the most. and they are now no longer on the battlefield. so that's a win-win. and what a disastrous decision for russia. >> steve: well, i was listening to the radio this morning, and the white house is depicting the trip to europe as a gigantic foreign policy success. essentially what they are saying is this really shows that joe

biden is good at foreign affairs. he went over there. he got sweden. in he is going to get ukraine in as soon as the war is over. so they are so happy with how things have turned out. now, on the republican side, there are a bunch of people who want to make sure that joe biden does not get a second term. and yesterday we started getting some of the numbers of how much the republicans have raised in the second quarter. tim scott's campaign manager put out the note that the scott campaign had raised $6 million in the second quarter. they have got a total war chest at this point of $21 million, which is great. and, you know, there's the metric where if you want to get on the stage you have got hit 40,000 unique donors. tim scott so far has 53,000 unique donors. and some of the donors are very, very rich. like one of tim scott's wealthy donors is be oracle founder larry ellison. >> ainsley: that means he

qualifies for the first debate. in order to qualify 1% and 40,000 in donations. 1% in three of the polls. three eligible polls. and chris christie, he has to still garner that 1% support. he has in one poll. he reached 3% in the morning consult poll but he needs two more qualifying polls. >> brian: who else have you got? desantis in. vivek ramaswamy is. in nikki haley is in and governor chris christie feels like is he going to get there. >> ainsley: did you say trump? >> brian: trump i don't think is he going to go. last word is he is not going to go to the first two debates. doesn't look like he is going to show up. >> steve: he should. >> brian: interesting the no labels, the no labels convention is going to take place and in it there are a moderate group as democrats and republicans in it. and both sides fear no labels getting involved. and if the right candidate comes, they will suck some people away. and joe manchin said yeah, i will show up at the first convention. i will speak for a while. that's somebody that would take, in theory, some people like

governor huntsman. one of the founders of no labels. considered a moderate republican, he might take some votes away. many people think they would take more votes away from joe biden. it's people the 38% that want to see a rematch. happy if it was right now be biden and trump. but the other people might look for another alternative. so keep your eye on that. >> steve: so, in addition to, you know, polling at a certain place in national polls. you also have to have those 40,000 unique donors. now, what that means is you have got to give at least $1 to qualify as that person would be one unique donor. how are a couple of republicans getting the donors. vivek ramaswamy is promising a 10% commission on money raised for the campaign. so, that's one way. >> ainsley: 10% of everything he raises he will give back to the people who donated? >> steve: if you are a fundraiser and raise 100 bucks you get 10% of it.

then you have got mr. burgum the governor, this is great deal if anybody is looking to do 20 to 1. >> ainsley: like a bud light deal. >> brian: i have got money. >> steve: if you donate a dollar to his campaign you will wind up with a $20 gift card. the question is what is the gift card too. >> ainsley: is it to amazon i didn't know this was legal. sounds like bribery if you give me a dollar then i will give you a $20 gift card? >> steve: listen, these guys have a ton of lawyers. i'm sure it's legal. >> ainsley: i'm sure a loophole. >> steve: okay. if i'm going to get a dollar, i'm going to wind up paying somebody 20. >> brian: reminds me of scandal running in eighth grade. he handed out gum to everybody. he handed out gum to everybody that voted for him. when they found out about it he had won, found out about it, so he was disqualified. >> steve: that happens at every school. >> ainsley: i worked so hard on my speech. i had all these campaign posters

my dad and i made. it had earhardt, ainsley earhardt has a heart for you. [laughter] >> ainsley: did i all the campaign speeches. after me was jenny a friend of mine a year older than me. she got up and promised like snack machines. extra recess. she won. >> brian: she won did she produce anything? never got any extra snacks. >> steve: that's why gum is to easy in massapequa i can't. in our school i remember one of the kids in one of those class races the kid promised that they would make sure that harry potter himself, daniel radcliff would come to the school and shake everybody's hand. that person won the election by a landslide. daniel ratcliffe has never gone to that school. >> ainsley: what do we teach our kids if you want to win you have got to lie. know, don't teach your children

that. >> carley: that's the political lesson there. >> steve: let's hope if that person is elected president of the united states. if you give me a dollar, i will give you $20 gift card. that's deficit spending. >> carley: i ran for government too and i lost as well. if you came in second you were the vice president. and i was the vice president. >> ainsley: that's the way it should be. >> carley: my neighbor was the president. >> ainsley: that's the way it should be. >> carley: i don't think he made any promises though. is he stand up guy. >> brian: i heard you were not happy with the outcome you stormed the cafeteria and demanded a recounseled count. is that true? >> carley: just little old me storming the cafeteria. >> carley: similar to kamala word salad do you storm the capitol? >> storm the cafeteria for the word salad. >> ainsley: word salad with a little dressing. >> carley: get to the news right now? start in pennsylvania where michael burham escaped prison climbing down a rope out of bet

sheets on the run for a whole week. crime stoppers reward leading for his capture. stands at $20,000. following up on around 500 tips as they strongly believe he is receiving help from someone nearby. climate envoy john kerry will testify before the house homeland secretary today cost of green agenda. comes as new estimates as climate initiatives in president biden's inflation reduction act could cost taxpayers 660 billion with a b dollars by 2031. c2031 kerryis set to travel to a reengage the communist nation in climate efforts. community going for the dogs. apopka 20 miles from orlando holding election for pups.

different rescue shelters and they have to pass obedience training to be considered. proceeds from each campaign will be donated to shelters throughout the sunshine state. early voting will begin next month. they even have early voting in that election as well. that's so cute. >> ainsley: did you see they had a kissing booth. you could be kissed by the mayor. >> steve: the town is going to the dogs. thank you, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: i mean vice president. >> ainsley: guess what happens tomorrow. carley, you are going to love. this thinking about bringing my daughter. we have the all-american summer concert series tomorrow is elevation worship. they are so good, so popular. they have so many followers. christian group. this started elevation church in charlotte, north carolina and they are so special. if you listen to christian music, you know who they're. >> steve: if you would like to be in attendance if you are in the new york city area tomorrow, stop by 48th and sixth avenue but only after we go ahead and

clear you and to do that you have got to go foxandfriends.com. that way we make sure we have enough barbecue for everybody. >> brian: is that true most interesting hair cut i have ever seen. >> ainsley: this is what heaven is going to look like every races, shapes, haircuts praising the lord. >> brian: shaved one side of his head and comb the other side. i might do that. >> steve: can you meet that guy tomorrow. >> brian: i can't wait. >> ainsley: a lot different than what church looked like growing up. right? >> brian: a little bit different. where's the steeple? >> steve: up top. >> steve: kids love that. >> ainsley: serve welcome. we are the people. >> steve: fbi chief chris wray grilled on capitol hill as his actions as unbiased. >> of the idea that i'm biased against conservatives, seems somewhat insane to me, given my own personal background. >> brian: congressman troy nehls was at that hearing and he says

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>> steve: i'm sure you were watching yesterday on the channel you saw fbi director christopher wray getting grilled by republican members of the house judiciary committee on capitol hill. troy nehls was one of those members and he joins us now from our nation's capital. sheriff, good morning to you. >> steve, good to be with you. >> once upon a time you were sheriff down there in texas. meanwhile, yesterday, you were essentially talking to the sheriff of the fbi about what's

going on. did you -- at the end of the day, do you think republicans felt like they got what they were looking for? >> no, i wish we would have received more information from the fbi director. i mean, many, many questions were asked and he seemed to respond with i can't speak upon that. i can't talk about it it's a personal matter. i can't talk about it because there's a pending investigation. but i thought the committee as a whole did one hell of a job trying to expose this administration and the fbi for their censoring, their censoring of the families, the free speech of the american people. i mean, the ruling that came out of the federal court in louisiana on july 4th exposed this administration and the fbi for some of their illegal activities against the american people in violation of the first amendment. >> steve: one of the interesting soundbites yesterday and we have already played it today was

where he said the director said it's insane to say i'm biased against conservatives given his personal background. is he a registered republican. he -- he worked during the bush administration. owe was appointed by donald trump. do you think that turned any heads? >> well, it may have. but right now today he works for the joe biden. he works for president joe biden today. and what we have seen with the fbi, you know, they always say there is an issue identified and they are going to make change. positive change. they are going to make sure they don't do it again, they are not going to continue to violate american citizens' rights to free speech and censorship. what do they continue to do? just take a fisa as an example. but, look what they did with these fisa applications to go after carter page, i mean, what a great american he is. a naval academy graduate. they went after and spied on carter page. and why?

because he is a conservative and he was affiliated with the trump campaign. no, we must -- we must hold this administration accountable. and we must hold the fbi accountable. and their approval rating is lower than joe biden right now. with the american people because what they have done with that agency and they have weaponized. they have weaponized it against the american people and it must stop. >> i was curious in that popularity ranking where is congress compared to the fbi? dism we have a new low, i can see why with our fiscal deficits with everything else that takes place up here. can i see why we even have a lower approval rating. you touched on fisa that is going to be the next debate. seems like there is a two tiered system of justice which you guys were talking a lot about yesterday.

it did seem like bipartisan on both sides. you both wanted answers about fisa and section 702 which is going to sun set at the end of the year. do you think by the -- you know, over the next couple of months you guys are going to work out with the department of justice, homeland security and everybody else a new 702? >> well, i think we should just get rid of it. i don't think 702 should apply. i don't think the fbi should be able to use it we know they can't abused it. section 702 is all about targeting, looking at non-americans living abroad living outside the united states and they haven't done that they have spied on american citizens. carter page is an example. >> steve: all right. sheriff, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you. god bless you. >> god bless you. still ahead, anti-american? that's what new york mayor eric adams says if we don't let migrants work it's unamerican. is letting them contribute to

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allowed to legally work in the big apple. >> nothing is more anti-american that you can't have a job when you come to america. there's nothing more anti-american. every one of us in this room, family members came from somewhere and the guiding light of this country is to be able to come here and work. we have a population of 84,000 people that we're saying you cannot work. that's anti-american. >> ainsley: those tens of thousands of migrants arrived in new york since last spring and over 53,000 asylum seekers are now in the city's care. is he right? should those coming to our country have an easier way to become contributing members of society? republican new york city council woman inna veteran cough joins us now. hey, thank you. >> thank you so much for having me do you agree. >> i'm an immigrant came here 12 years old. my family went through rigorous immigration process.

the difference between myself and these migrants we took our turn and waited in the line. we came here completely legally following the laws of our country. as an immigrant keeping borders open. come here circumventing our legal system without following our laws, giving them jobs, giving them access to housing and giving them free food. the message we are sending to anyone who wants to come here illegally is look what we're going to do. we're going to roll out the red carpet for you. go ahead, come here without following our laws, we will do everything for you. you don't need to fault law. and that's the message we are sending. and i think it's just harming new yorkers when we are doing that. >> ainsley: have you pretty incredible story now you are a council woman representing new york city. what does your family think about individually doing it legally and you to wait for years. and immigrants didn't send kids

five years. sending money back home trying to get their children in. >> families of immigrants came here fairly using the justice system. properly following the law, i think it's a bit unfair for those who did fault law. >> ainsley: once then are here they should be contributing, right, to society. our tax dollars or paying for them to live free and there has to be a way to get them through this court system. the average judge does not hear an immigrant's case for more than a year. so they are here for free. and not contributing to society. >> at issue is that they come here without any work visas, without legal documents. and most of them don't have a legitimate cases. so, if these people don't actually have legitimate asylum cases they need to be sent back because this is not the way of our country and our system. >> ainsley: what is city council doing about this? this is the front cover of the "new york times."

times square because in files square there is this guy and in the circle part is he carrying a knife. just going up behind these tourists in new york city who don't know he has a knife. walking around with a knife. people called the police. and but the mayor said that this is just media hype. we are just making new york city look scary. that's the media's fault. but the d.a., alvin bragg said he gets nervous when his family rides the subway. what is city council talking about. how do we fix this problem? >> as you know three years ago the city council defunded the police by $3 billion. now even though the city council brought the budget back to pre-pandemic levels and even though actually serious crimes like murder and rape are down, unless we completely untie the hands of our police. unless we repeal cashless bail and get rid of soft on crime d.a.s like alvin bragg. new yorkers are not going to feel safe in our city. >> ainsley: do you have others who support you? >> we do some and some don't.

>> we had progressive city council. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on with us. >> thank you for having me. >> ainsley: she is a barbie girl in a china world. the map going viral formed the iconic dolls -- or from the iconic doll's movie that extends china's territory. first, running on faith. mike pence follows his christian north star in his 2024 run. we will ask former chief of staff nic ayers if it's a winning strategy. take a look at the wounded warrior project soldier ride. they are setting up outside on the fox square now and that's coming up. the beautiful flag. ♪

>> steve: all right. welcome back. god and faith taking center stage in the republican fight for the white house as former vice president mike pence is said to be using it as his campaign's north star.

>> ainsley: one article claiming, quote: pence has faith in his faith. he is also convinced his ad heerns to christian principle also connect with the culturally conservative voters he needs to win the g.o.p. presidential race. >> brian: okay. here we go. our next guest served as chief of staff to vice president pence and nic ayers joins us now. nic, great to see you. >> good to see you. >> brian: how do you feel about the vice president's approach. do you think he could be successful? >> i think we are a long way from the primary being complete. the debates will have a huge impact on it. what i love about the vice president and really the trump-pence administration is what he did in those four years together. and one of the things that have really driven me and inspired me for the last 20 years in politics part-time take a bold stand on faith and that's something mike pence has done since he has gotten in politics. it's going to be a tough and competitive primary as you all

know, brian. what i know about mike is his faith is sincere he said he is a christian, conservative and republican in that order. he lives it. he walks the walk. >> you have been been around him. he walks the walk. i have learned mike that has informed me as a father than even in politics. is he a great man. i watched how he and karen have raised and supported their three children who are now adults who are having grandchildren and they're really wonderful people. >> steve: you mentioned the debates and how impactful that's going to be for the folks. you work for trump and pence. what do you make of the fact that the former president is talking about, yeah, might not show up because i'm way ahead in the polls. >> yeah. well, he loves -- he loves drama. and so i. >> steve: do you think? >> it's hard for me to see a scenario where donald trump is not on that stage.

and i think he will wait. >> steve: going to get to him? >> not only that i think he knows what he will do. he will wait until the day before and then announce yeah, you know what? i'm going to show up. it will be a big show. it's an important opportunity for voters to hear from all of them. >> brian: yeah. i don't know if he will go because he feels like he is so far ahead there is too much of a downside maybe tactically. let's talk about how your faith is reflected in the companies you support. >> yeah. since leaving the white house, brian, i have had this conviction that what we did in 2016 in winning a presidential election wasn't enough it wasn't enough to turn the country around despite donald trump and mike pence and so many others fighting so hard for that and that's because of what's going on in board rooms and classrooms around this country. since leaving the white house i have tried to invest exclusively in building companies that align with 100 plus million americans values. today proud to launch right here on "fox & friends" a company

called every life which will be the only national diaper brand that stands with people like me who love and cherish and want to support every innocent life, miracle from above. i was stunned to learn that many of the household names in the diaper business support and champion organizations like planned parenthood. and, look, one of the things that's great about this country companies free to do it. the reason i'm not involved in a presidential campaign right now. i think the most important thing that your viewers can do besides vote in the next election is to begin aligning their dollars with their values. there is no more -- i'm a father of three kids. we had triplets several years ago. the greatest blessing and miracle in my life. we created every life so people like me who cherish my faith feel strongly about this country that we don't have to buy products for our children and our family that are not aligned with our values.

i would really encourage everyone this morning to go to every life.com. i think it's an amazing company. an amazing story that people who care about protecting every innocent life, one of the things about this diaper company, we will never support organizations for causes that destroy innocent life. and we'll be the only national brand that will make that commitment. >> ainsley: that's so great. i loved the diapers where it had the green stripe and turned blue when it was wet. do you have that feature on your diaper. >> we absolutely do. aside from our values and our mission, ainsley, our product is second to none. we spent a lot of time developing what is a premium diaper, a premium wipe at an affordable price. >> ainsley: where can kathy and steve buy these? >> steve: you obviously are launching the program because i'm a brand new grandfather of two. >> let me tell you something about that. we feel like there are over 100 million americans who share our values that are pro-life and we recognize that many people are going to hear about every life and say well, i don't have

a baby at home. so we literally have on the website that they can buy for their baby. can you buy for your grandchildren and your family. we make it easy. or those of you who are watching who want to support every life buy for a cause. we are partnering with organizations like live action and lila rose save the storks early foster care. >> steve: that's a great tease what's your website. >> every life.com. >> steve: it's that easy. >> ainsley: and it just crashed. >> thanks for having me y'all. >> ainsley: i love that message. >> steve: how old are the triplets now? >> 10. >> ainsley: the first few months were challenging, right? >> my wife and i are experts at diapers. that was a heavy few years. >> steve: no kidding. nick, thank you very much. >> brian: 13 minutes before the top of the hour check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: take a look at it. a lot of danging weather last night. torpedo reports several of them in and around the chicago area. national weather service is out right now assessing the damage

to see if those were all of the same tornado or just a couple of tornadoes. so, the worst of the weather is now moving across the great lakes and eventually the northeast again and then we also have the potential for severe storms for the northern to the central plains across the ohio and tennessee river valley up towards the northeast. this is today's threat. and can you see those showers and thunderstorms really starting to erupt as we get into the afternoon hours. into friday and saturday. so we are stuck in this pattern of wet weather especially for areas that received historic amounts of rain over the last couple of days. then the heat, huge story for the southern tier of the country from calvary to the southeast. and we are looking at an all-time record being threatened in las vegas. and this is not just a couple of days. this is several weeks event. we are worried about the power grid, obviously. listen to your local officials and keep cool. because this is dangerous potentially deadly heat. all right, steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much, j.d.

>> brian: coming up, is china's barbie's dream world? that according to a map going viral in the hit movie. me and carley on that and more because we have a special edition of fox and trends. ♪ s this pro. i just love a grand slam... ham. and if we proffer it, we know you'll proffer it too. i knew he'd love that sandwich.

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♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. it's time for fox and trends. it's the reason i got up today. "fox & friends first" co-host carley shimkus is here i met her before in the green room. she is going to break down the trending topics in america today. >> carley: that's what's going to happen. >> first succession star brian cox made it clear how he feels about the growing rise of wokeness. >> the whole woke culture, i think, is truly awful. >> and the shaming culture. >> and the shaming culture. i don't know where it comes from. who are the arbiters of this shaming and it's very hard to pin them down and it turns out it's usually a bunch of millennials. >> brian: carley, you are very woke. are you insulted by brian cox? >> i like what he has to say. this is his moment. self-in succession. the biggest show 27 emmy nominations. people feel this way afraid to say it. afraid they will be considered conservative.

it's not political. it's just stating the obvious. it's crazy what people can get canceled over these days. and it ends up being like a group of kids on twitter that have the power to ruin people's lives. >> brian: don't let them cancel you. do you still not get along with piers morgan. >> brian: you do. >> carley: i love his show. i would go on record and say it right now. >> brian: i would not be surprised if that gets you booked. lawmakers particular off book. >> carley: who knew barbie the movie would cause geopolitical issues. apparently there is a scene where barbie is standing in front of a cartoon map in where china is supposed to be on this map. they show a line next to china and looks like the 9 dash line which china uses to stake claim over the south china sea. now some lawmakers are saying here is another example. well, so, the warner brothers said they never meant to do it. they say the map in barbie land is a child like crayon drawing, not intended to make any type of

statement with hollywood trying to indicate der to china like they do i wouldn't be surprised. >> brian: barbie depiction of a map china claims the south china sea legally and morally wrong and must be taken seriously. do you know what? same thing with ticktock. 150 american users. they are going to gradually starts weaving in their version of what american news should be and that's pro-china. look out for that. >> carley: bingo. every time the china topic comes up i always think of john siena and that groveling apology. >> brian: that really hurt. indian thailand version cheeseburger no meat and 20 slices of cheese. >> carley: would you eat this? that's a lot of cheese. >> brian: fake meat? >> carley: look at it 20 slices of cheese. there is no meat in there. it's a whole cheeseburger without the burger. >> brian: does it come with a

lifevac to revive me when my aorta gets gummed up with cheese? >> carley: one of my biggest pregnancy cravings was american cheese this would have been a dream come true. >> brian: if you are in thailand and tried this. >> carley: tell us. >> brian: we know one thing for sure it's not good for you. >> carley: friends@foxnews.com. >> brian: who picked the music i feel like i'm at the planetarium. lee zeldin will be here and won't be dancing like carley was. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx.

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