of dollars, some say $14,000. 2.5% is the number. michael oher wants his piece of the pie, we'll check it out. >> laura: great to see you, that is it tonight, set your dvr, stay connected with us. follow me on twitter and instagram. >> todd: six days out from first republican presidential debate. fox news poll showing vivek ramaswamy making big gains since june, sliding into third place behind donald trump and ron desantis with fox news power rankings pointing to another candidate to watch. >> carley: shaping up to be an election unlike anything we have seen before with fulton county da moving to prosecute trump in a public spectacle that could

begin the very day before super tuesday. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. worry about the election calendar and the court calendar issue as well. we begin breaking down the state of play in just a few moments. first breaking out of hawaii, 111 confirmed dead in u mo. more than a thousand people still unaccounted for and the presidents he will take a day out of his upcoming vacation to visit the island. >> carley: robert ray is on the ground in ground in maui. good morning. >> take a look at some of the pictures from the town, the historic town that has been devastated. unbelievable. 111 people have lost their lives and that number could go up, according to officials here. we are entering almost a week

until the deadly wildfires hit. here is what the white house is telling the public about joe biden's visit on monday. >> today we announce the president and first lady will be traveling to hawaii on monday to meet with first responders, survivors and state and local officials. >> the president will bring hope and speak with the governor and the state's first lady and talk to survivors and hear that story and that level of hope will be positive for this community. >> you know, folks here on the ground in maui talked to "new york post" saying, i don't want him here. he's coming to maui to look good in front of the camera. another person, christie bowmans we haven't had federal support, local support but nothe federal. main highway into the historic town that has been devastated where all the deaths have occurred is now open.

no one can get into the actual town at this point because they're still searching for remains of humans. every single road has national guard or other people that are blocking off areas. that main highway, at least, you can get in. cell service is spotty and there is not a lot of activity at this point. residents would like to get in, shop owners would like to get in. the search continues for those who have died. let's hear from a fema representative right now. >> need to understand this community is going through an amazingly traumatic event. i can tell you we have personnel that are on the ground year round and embedded in with the state as soon as the fire started so we can understand what resources were needed and help move them in. >> yeah, so that is the thing, president will be here monday.

meanwhile, this island of maui is reeling at this point. the reality of what has occurred and there still is search for ruman remains. cannot say that enough. on top of that, people want to know how the fire startd and trying to figure out why the sirens didn't go off, why alerts were not given to people. they are justified to ask those questions and maybe we'll get answers in the coming days and when politicians come in, they come in with hope and prayer, but what does that do for real answers and real lives? not a lot. >> todd: amazing people of maui need help and a weekend doesn't seem like they are getting anything, that is horrible. robert ray, thank you. tropical storm hillary moving toward southern california. it builds in eastern pacific, officials say it could reach hurricane status as early as

today. >> carley: the storm formed off the coast of mexico. dangerous underwent consists. senior meteorologist janice dean. the storm is making big-time news. >> janice: i was just speaking to todd, who lived in this area for years. southern california, bringing heavy rain and winds, this is a desert area, this is going to be a huge story. here is tropical storm hillary, we have warm water in and around the system in the pacific ocean and going to come up toward mexico and move into southern california. we think on monday 60 mile per hour storm in the northeast, maybe that is not a big deal. this is desert area. this is going to be a tremendous alert system for southern california with heavy rainfall and those gusty winds.

here is trajectory of the storm. it approaches southern california, the coast there. we are going to get a plume of moisture toward the southwest and vegas. this is going to be a huge story. look at the rainfall totals, five to eight, eight to 12 inches. again, i can't stress it, this area can't take a lot of water, it can't be absorbed into the ground. this will make headlines and we'll start to see preparations right now. we have some time to get people alert. going into sunday and monday, heavy rain alert for the los angeles area and i want to point your attention to the atlantic, this is time we ramp things up in the atlantic in terms of tropical activity and there is quite a bit we'll need to pay attention to. >> todd: focusing on l.a., you

are right, when that place gets a little rain issue the city shuts down. there is nowhere for it to go and people are not used to dealing with it. if southern california gets what you are predicting, i do not know what it will look like, i am not being hyperbolic. >> janice: i agree. the president is going to maui and might need to focus also on southern california. >> todd: hope it moves to the coast, doesn't look like that. >> carley: new york police officers being praised for taking down a suspect waving a pistol in a busy intersection, warn you, this video may be hard to watch. [tires screeching] >> that is crazy.

>> carley: thanks for that officer's quick thinking, police were able to disarm the suspect, who walked away with minor injuries and no one else was hurt. the suspect is in jail and not the first time. same individual arrested twice in new york city in june, but released shortly after thanks to the no-bail policy in new york city. fox news power rankings are out and south carolina senator tim scott is moving up and he says his common sense message is resonating. asking brandy cruz if he's on to something. >> todd: he is. nancy pelosi trying to, wo the crowd. >> i think that is an applause line. >> thank you for your leadership, that is an applause line. now hear it for the house democrat. >> todd: more of that cringy

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>> todd: the new fox new power rankings are out and presidential candidate tim scott moving into third place behind trump and desantis. south carolina senator says his approach is plain and simple. >> i love people. when you love people and you have a common sense conservative mes message, people understand and appreciate.

>> carley: brandi cruz joins me now. good morning to you. senator tim scott is moving up, he is number three in fox news power ranking, he is only candidate outside of donald trump and ron desantis to have double-digit polling in two states. what do you make of this? >> i think it is important at this stage. sometimes i think, polling, not again. it is important with what is happening with the former president. republicans would be silly not to take serious consideration in, who will it be? looking at who is in third place and who is rising and gaining momentum. i'm a big fan of common sense, that is what i say everyday, give common sense a comeback. everybody is like common sense, what are you doing specifically,

how are you willing to work with the other party and fix issues facing our country. >> todd: people have come up to me and said, i will probably vote for somebody else, i would love if tim scott is the nominee, that shows how he is. big reason why tim scott is so high in the power ranking because of his huge advertising campaign. 40 million committed by his super pack. is it a stretch, to think with donald trump's money going to legal bills to fight an indictment that seems to come every single week, there is potential path for tim scott simply based upon the money? >> i think it would be a stretch this far out to say there wasn't. look at donald trump in 2016, during that campaign cycle, when he came down, i thought, this guy. he got attention, wall to wall

air time, didn't have to pay for time on tv, the media gave it to him for free. with what is going with the former president, it is interesting to see who catches fire and how quickly that can happen. desantis, to watch his poll numbers sink the way they are sinking, if you would have told me that would happen, i would think, he would have to blow it for that to happen. and vivek is getting more attention in the news corresponding to a rise in polling. at this stage, anything can happen. >> carley: absolutely, on the vivek ramaswamy part, he's doubled polled numbers from june to now, from 5% to 11%. we said in fox news power ranking, tim scott is in third. he is in third place behind donald trump and ron desantis. he was on sean hannity last

night. >> for most of my 20s, i understand where young people are coming from, disaffected by politicians, bush, mccain didn't inspire me, mitt romney didn't inspire me. >> carley: he's a self-described maga republicans, but he does appeal to young voters and independents and sometimes those groups don't mix together. in his case, it does. how do you explain his surge in support? >> i see parity to what happened with donald trump. media plays a huge role who catches fire and who does not. vivek is savvy when it comes to social media, that has a lot to do with the younger generation. i saw master glass in political discourse he had with a

nonbinary independent journalist who approached him, wanted to start something. i thought, wow, that guy is on to something. when people talk to me about the presidential election, vivek is like the dirty word to me, is it okay if i bring up that vivek is interesting. is that okay? there is someone who is unique, it was yang in 2020, interesting guy, relatable, i see that in vivek. >> carley: i agree, he sort of has a cult following similar to bernie sanders. different politics, but one to watch for now. we have the debate next week, candidates being forced to prepare for two different debates if trump is there or not. certainly something to watch. thank you for joining us.

great talking to you. our new polls show majority of voters say trump indictments are political and now georgia fulton county da wants to put the republican front-runner on trial the day before super tuesday. >> todd: as far as democrats, r.f.k. jr. goes to south carolina, a state joe biden can't forward to lose, nancy mace is from south carolina, we're asking her about it next, don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪oh♪

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>> carley: fulton county da fani willis wants former president trump's georgia trial to kickoff march 4. >> todd: if that day seems interesting to you, that is the day before super tuesday, the

busiest day in the republican presidential process when 15 states and one u.s. territory hit the polls. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: take a closer look at this possible trial timeline. march 4 trial would begin just weeks before the hush money case out of new york. trump was charged out of alvin bragg's office, just weeks after special counsel jack smith proposed trial date of january 2nd relating to the 2020 election, just days before the iowa caucuses and for the classified documents case, trump could be in court on may 20th, just before the national convention. they all fall in the middle of the republican presidential primary calendar. trump and his allies say these are cases that are mrirt

political. listen. >> it will run into problems, criminal defense attorney, this is grossly unfair to donald trump. and the question is why this mad rush? why is everyone not just piling on indictments, but jamming together the trials? daisy chaining them from super tuesday to virtually the inauguration? >> brooke: new numbers this morning, fox news polling reveal 53% of republican voters feel like trump did something illegal, but 51% of registered voters across the board feel the justice department is motivated by partisan politics. this proposed trial date in georgia, highly likely president trump's team will push for a delay in all the cases. >> todd: brooke singman, thank you. bring in south carolina congresswoman nancy mace who is

on the house oversight committee. from a legal perspective, this is practically impossible, most simple case i ever had took longer than six months and they did not have 19 co-defendants and entire nation looking at the trial. whether georgia or other cases from a political perspective, isn't it clear this is attempt to keep donald trump distracted and off the campaign trail? >> 100%. if you look at the schedule you showed now, unattainable for anybody. in the middle of the election, and the former president and i have not always seen eye to eye, but when you look at this, no one anyone in this country can have a fair trial when it is predetermined and it has been written. fani willis launched new fundraising website this week to

fund raise off the indictment. no way he can get a fair trial, at least in georgia and probably anywhere. >> todd: i heard a lawyer say if you wanted to try all 19 defendants at once, with all the motions and size of the operation, you need to rent out a stadium and that shows ridiculousness of this idea. the clerk is admitting to posting the trump indictment early before a grand jury voted on it. listen. >> i am human. i did a work sample in the system and when i hit save, it went to the press cue. it wasn't an official document, it wasn't official charges, it was fictitious, it didn't have a stamp on it. >> todd: are you buying that? >> not at all, i wonder if there is a dry run for when they find

him public. this banana republic stuff. it is not illegal to text people temperature is not illegal to make a phone call and ask about election irregularities. we had election four years ago in 2020 when i flipped seat of ballots misprinted, both sides got to ask questions. asking questions is part of the process and none of that is illegal. no matter how bad i think the attorneys were, it is not illegal to take advice from attorneys. she is fundraising to make money off donald trump, that is obvious. >> todd: one main discussion was trump said to watch network news. i i am guilty of that every single

morning. robert f. kennedy jr. is in your great state of south carolina, charleston, trying to gain ground. new fox news poll shows 17% of democratic support. is his message and challenge to joe biden policy resonating in your district? >> it is resonating and this is second time in a couple weeks he's been down here. he is resonating with independent voters and that should scare joe biden. the amount of attention he's getting. he's been spot on, big tech is trying to censor him. if he's not a problem for joe biden, why is big tech censoring him and people are looking for options in this race and joe biden, after the investigation and information coming forward, i don't know how he is still president. south carolina is important, we welcome every candidate to the state. our state usually determines outcome of the nomination, it is

that important. >> todd: it did in 2020. joe biden was an afterthought and joe clyburn made it so joe biden would be the candidate and now he's president. appreciate it. congresswoman aoc calling to cancel student loan debt. >> millions of people across the united states are impacted by crushing debt of student loans, it is immoral and unique in the developed world. >> turns out aoc has substantial amount of student debt herself, what we just found out. >> carley: here is a pronoun you have probably never heard before, saying it is okay for kids to identify as gender minatars. alley london is here to react.

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>> carley: chief psychologist out of california children's hospital says kids can change their gender season and identify as mythological creatures. the professor supports gender

revolution teaches they can be gender prias, gender avotar, kids can identify as boy and girl in summer or winter and be a boy at school and a girl at grandma's house. alley london, "gender madness" joins me now. ali, what do you think about this? this woman is director of mental health at a california children's hospital. >> this is executive at gender clinic and offers advice and policy advice for parents and clinics to transition children. she is basing her theory on conversation she had with a seven year old boy who says he looks like a boy at the front and girl at the back. she is basing her policy based

on this. this is an example of doctor that is leading this gender identity and campaign pushing it on kids. now we're telling kids to be a minotaur. what are they going to do, put horns on them? this person has authority to push gender transition. >> carley: she is leaning into this saying it is okay you feel this way as opposed to do you feel this way? when you have a child who identifies as transgender and there is real gender dismofria some people have. if you lean into it, they are so young and maybe will change their mind down the road. how often does something like that happen? >> that is the issue, when you have doctors planting the seed. the child is not thinking about their identity and it is being pushed on them. schools are transitioning kids

without parents knowing. that is harmful. some days kids might want to be pirate, astronaut, you don't go affirming that. this is commonplace and we see time and time again school districts pushing this. >> carley: this federal appeals court ruled in maryland schools don't have to tell parents if their children identify as transgender at school whachl do you think about that and what dangers can be presented because of secrecy? >> you had three groups that took this to federal appeals court and the court said the parent never stated the child was transgender in the first place. this school was telling them what their preferred pronouns were and they change their mind and fluctuate. they are impressionable.

when you teach this, that is harmful and parents are getting upset this is being done behind their back. >> carley: tell us about yourself. i've been through the detransition process before. adult can make decisions on their own and we accept that and it is accepting society, but when it is pushed on kids. i've written a book and discussed this about how harmful to push this on kids and how we're seeing rise in particularly young teenage girls undergoing surgery and puberty blocker and it is a harmful approach, kids don't understand long-term ramifications of these things. >> carley: you have a powerful voice on these topics. thank you for joining us. >> todd: britney spears husband

files for divorce. spears estranged husband is threatening to release embarrassing secrets about the pop star if she does not agree to renegotiate their pre-nup. sounds like extortion to me. spears is protected by the signed agreement. the princess of pop has net worth of $70 million. two years since the disastrous afghanistan withdrawal and president biden just said this. >> president biden: name me a single objective we set out to accomplish that we failed on. name me one in all of our history. not one. >> todd: if that is not bad enough, the biden administration is telling 9/11 families that mastermind of the attack may

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>> todd: the biden administration notifying families of 9/11 victims that the mastermind could be spared

the death penalty thanks to a plea agreement. >> carley: unbelievable. griff jenkins. >> griff: not the news families wanted to hear 22 years after the attack, the biden administration considering deals that would spare the terrorist. in a letter obtained, office of chief prosecutor has been negotiating and is considering entering into pre-trial agreement. no plea agreement has been finalized, it may never be finalized, it is possible a pta, would remove possibility of the death penalty. this comes as president biden issued bold challenge at the white house yesterday to name single time as nation we failed on the day marking two years since the botched afghanistan

withdrawal, watch. >> president biden: there is no quit in america. name an objective we ever set out to accomplish that we failed on. name me one in all of our history, not one. never been a good bet to bet against america and still not a good bet today. >> griff: well, the father of one of the 13 service members spoke to you guys last week. >> they gave us, if you're mature, responsible adult and do any kind of cross-referencing, you find out you have been lied to. to have our government say, we made a mistake, we appreciate, just recognition, iniff tably younger kids look at these experiences. >> griff: as far as the 9/eleven

terrorists, no trial date has been set, we may hear more about the possibility of this plea deal. >> carley: i'm sure they will speak out. thank you. turning to this, kyrsten sinema is going after the biden white house and democrats for giving her border state less than a quarter of funding it gave new york city to handle the migrant crisis up north. >> todd: it is a head scratcher. lauren is here with more. >> i'd be mad, too, a lot of people are mad, including kyrsten sinema. her border state of arizona received $24 million to handle the migrant influx and new york city, a sanctuary city, received four times that or $105 million. kyrsten sinemas the democratic leaders in congress hail from new york, where 100,000 migrants have passed through, so many that mayor eric adams is running

out of placis deemed responsible to put them. kathy hochul's office wrote a letter to mayor adams saying stop the slow walking. the city has not made timely request for regulatory changes, has not promptly shared information with the state, has not impelemented programs in a timely matter or consulted the state before taking action. no harmony as the migrant crisis enters a new phase. people are mad all around. >> carley: yeah, also speaking of money, lauren, there is a vocal proponent of cancelling student loan debt who happens to hold a lot of student loan debt. >> she carries $50,000 in student debt last year from her

time at boston university. she pushed the white house to cancel student debt. she wrote, now would be great time to cancel it, and pas voting rights. she thought that was good way to gin up the youth vote. the supreme court shut down the plan and now borrowers have to start paying their loans back this october. this is what is aggravating, despite being warned for three years this might happen and you willingly took on that debt, this will be an economic story because americans are barely getting by. we don't have the money to pay $500 a month back. >> carley: we are on inflation watch. >> todd: if i go to into politics, i will give people named todd piro millions of dollars. >> carley: that is good, you don't have my vote, todd.

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>> todd: president biden turning heads with the comment he made to kids visiting the white house. take a look at this. >> i want to say one thing to your children. i know some really great ice cream places around. [laughter] and daddy owes you. talk to me afterwards. >> carley: jimmy failla of fox across america. >> carley: for more context this is a speech opening his speech honoring the anniversary of the inflation reduction act. i didn't see any kids in the room. maybe they were there. take it away. >> jimmy: so many levels to break it down on. celebrating the inflation reduction act. the bill did not to offset inflation. the guy dumped the gator raid on himself after losing the football game. are you going to take him take off your shirt and scratch your back for a dollar. we have this strange grandpa thing going on. on some level we should be thankful because he didn't sniff anybody.

is that the bar for the presidency right now. everybody's name was right and nobody got snitched or groped. >> carley: thankfully he kept his. >> todd: daddy owes you, hunter biden tie. something along the lines of the big guy. break that down be for us. >> jimmy: sounds like something you would read in hunter's laptop not his if joe was typing on laptop. a cat walking across the keyboard not getting s syntax. we accepted. this but why did we accept this. do you know what i'm saying? you have got this guy we are literally trying to desire in good faith and we don't know. that shouldn't be normal. we shouldn't be living in a world where we have a president who makes a sign language interpreter shrug because he does because he runs out of signs sometimes. >> carley: nancy pelosi also made a speech and she needed to cheer up the crowd a little bit. >> we have a moral obligation to

ensure strong, healthy, resilient communities for future generations. i think that's an applause line. will. [applause] >> thank you for your leadership, that's an applause line. [ applause ] now let's hear it for the house democrats. [applause] >> think about this. >> carley: she is her own hype woman. >> jimmy: for real. looks like audition vehicle first week america has talent. showed the weirdoes trying out for the show that would be audition video. and brought in ding bat telling us we should have laughed and should have been funny. that's what we are being run by. some william hung stuff in washington, d.c. >> carley: not the only politician. a lot of them do. remember jeb bush please clap. >> carley: that's the infamous one. she has done it as well.

>> jimmy: they offer audience direction. >> carley: because they need collect their thoughts to move onto the next line and they are expecting a break so that they can then take a breath and then when it doesn't happen they're like what do i do? >> jimmy: i think we need to lean. in continue, because they don't want term limits. they are going to keep shoveling out politicians in late hundreds to dabble and dotter. we can be like our own "american idol" care car o. >> carley: for sure. >> jimmy: adopt that british accent we are fond of and respond to their performances. >> todd: i think nancy pelosi is used to ordering people around you know like dianne feinstein. oh. >> jimmy: if we're talking feinstein she better stop falling in public if she keeps doing it they will make her president. not good. >> todd: the heir to the anheuser-busch throne had some harsh words to the company in response to woke marketing campaign and now he is making an interesting offer, listen.

i think elm bev doesn't know who the core drinker was. my family quote out on trucks. they got out and met with their customers. they knew who their drinkers were. and i urge that company, elm bev, if they don't want that brand any longer, sell it back to the bush family. sell it to me. i will be the first in line to buy that brand back from you. we will make that brand great again. >> todd: that not that billy bush but the other billy bush. if he did buy back the brand would you pop open a bud light. >> jimmy: only thing save the brand. >> carley: i a&e agree. >> jimmy: bud light got great real men drank beer. nobody wants real men of genius. it's not the same brand. and i think if they leaned into their roots like stripped it down what the beatles are doing in the end. back out 58 bum got all the

special effects out of the way we are just a rock band. they were the number one beer in the world. >> carley: offer is on the table. who knows, maybe they will want to sell off that sinking ship and he could turn it around. >> jimmy: stop it. >> todd: hire the coors light twins. will. >> jimmy: please clap. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. >> carley: bye, everybody. ♪ ♪ we begin "fox & friends" with a race for the white house. fox news polls revealing former president donald trump still nominating among the 2024 republican president candidates. >> but donald trump will have to keep these numbers up as candidates like vivek ramaswamy and senator tim scott are picking up steam before the first debate. >> ainsley: griff jenkins joins us live from washington with all the details. hey, griff. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. there'