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>> brian: next hour of "fox and friends" starts now. ♪ ♪ >> steve: good morning, new orleans, 7:01 in the big easy as the sun comes up and you look at the super dome. many super bowls have been played in that building. many football games and the whole world was watching one particular football game last night live from met life stadium in new york city area just across the river in new jersey. that woman hugging everybody is taylor swift. she is celebrating big play by

the kansas city chiefs. chiefs win 23-20 over the jets. the fact she brought blake l lively and ryan reynolds and palling around with the wife of patrick mahomes. and there is travis kelce's mother donna and her celebrity friends having fun. "new york post" had a little bit of salacious information that was published on "new york post."com, she was caught on camera making a flirty comment about kelce. she said, look at him, she was saying to blake lively as they were looking down at mr. kelce, who had a good game last night. >> lawrence: they did, but they

almost lost. >> brian: kansas city? >> lawrence: yes, it will be a big problem. the mom wasn't an embrace back. >> ainsley: she was focused. >> steve: or hugging around it is waist. >> lawrence: i told you it was too early to have an introduction. >> ainsley: she leans into her shoulder. >> steve: here you are on network television picking apart if she was mushy enough with the mother. >> brian: it has already paid off for kelce. >> ainsley: i watched this game because people were screaming, she's there, she's there. >> steve: nbc showed her going

through the magnetometer. >> ainsley: every commercial break, he was in them, his brother or she was advertising her tour. >> brian: did somebody pat her down? >> lawrence: i did not see that. >> steve: "new york post" said they left separately. >> lawrence: did the convertible the week before. >> steve: week before they left together. >> brian: hard to have a fight watching, i'm sure they are okay. >> ainsley: i saw her wack in the back of the stadium with him and week before they had the video of her back under the stadium with him. >> brian: bring in a special guest that probably was not watching the game em. bring in house speaker, kevin mccarthy. were you watching the game last

night? >> speaker mccarthy: i was. >> ainsley: you needed it with a cocktail after your weekend. >> steve: when taylor is on, how exciteds do people get? >> speaker mccarthy: people get excited. my daughter does. my daughter went to her concert, what is nice, people made bracelets. i made bracelets with my daughter. no one using drugs, people are excited. feels good. i'm happy for both of them. >> brian: n.f.l. was fully funded last night and so was the government thanks to you. how disappointed were you for plan b or plan e, having to go to hakeem jeffries?

>> speaker mccarthy: i didn't want to do that, we had a plan to cut wasteful spend ing, i ha 21 republicans vote no and the government was going to shut down. how do you look people in the eye and say they are not going to get paid. i voted we kept the government open. hakeem jeffries tried everything possible. >> brian: pulled the fire alarm. >> ainsley: you had chip roy and byron donalds, what is happening with matt gaetz? >> speaker mccarthy: don't judge the gop by matt gaetz temperature is personal and matt voted against the stopgap that put us in the problem and now wants to make a motion to vacate.

reports i've been hearing all week, matt has been going to democrats and offering subpoena power, this would destroy any biden impeachment inquiry we have if they vote with him, democrats would have to vote with him to remove the speaker. that is not good for the house, not good for the country. bring it on, let's get this over and focus on what the american people want, securing our border, ending wasteful spending and asheaving everything we said we could achieve. >> lawrence: but mr. speaker, respectfully, you made a commitment to america and stood in line with that commitment to america. but one concession that was made, personality aside with matt gaetz, 13 appropriations bill to return to regular order. that still did not happen, why? >> speaker mccarthy: let's be

fair here, look at commitment to america and check out everything we said temperature is not 13, it is 12. we had to go through a debt ceiling, you didn't get your number until then. a couple weeks matt got upset and wouldn't let us pass anything on the bill. numerous time matt and friends would say no like to the cr. you can stop the process, senate has not passed one bill, the house passed 70%. we will move on two more bills now individually. for the first time in 16 years, republicans have passed the f-sop, off the floor, something never been done since in congress. that is foreign ops appropriations bill. we are doing them individually exactly as i said we would do

it. i'm not sure why, did we not meet the deadline because we had to go through the debt ceiling or the president wouldn't talk to us? what did we get? largest cut in american history, two trillion dollars, work requirement, something the president said he would never do. we got reforms to nepa, so we can rebuild and put a provision in there, if you don't do all 12 bills by end of the year, it is 1% cut across the board. that made senate start working. we made drastic changes. i know it is different seeing washington work from the bottom up. >> steve: one thing going on against backdrop of the almost government shutdown, ethics investigation into matt gaetz and a determination could be

forthcoming shortly. a story out yesterday said if wrongdoing is found, top republicans want to get rid of him and the quote was nobody likes matt gaetz and you have publicly said gaetz is mat at you because you refuse to intervene in the ethics review, is that accurate? >> speaker mccarthy: it is accurate. the ethics happened in the last session. it would be illegal -- >> steve: what did he want you to do? >> speaker mccarthy: apparently e-mails back and forth blaming me for ethics complaint registered to him when i wasn't in power. i don't know what he thinks i should do. >> steve: this is all about that? >> speaker mccarthy: legally i can't do anything and won't do

anything. animosity stems long ago. watch the race for speaker. that is okay if matt dislikes me. my fo us can, secure the border. we could have had a big win, we couldn't get republicans there. we did keep it open, make sure ukraine was not in it. we have hr-2 and senate republicans, number of senate republicans texting me, thanking me, pulling rabbit out of the hat after the debt ceiling. now we're going to get together, republicans in the house and senate on clear plan for border security and work together, only way we win, the way we are able to be successful on the debt ceiling, as well. >> brian: republicans are coming

after you. byron donalds is also not happy. sgls he is in trouble, there has to be strong leadership in the chamber, i will be blunt. there are trust issues in my chamber, people feel everybody is not going to hold hands and continue to work together, that was indicative of what happened on the floor, it took democrats to pass this deal to keep the government open. same thing happened on a debt delaware. >> brian: what do you say to byron donalds? >> speaker mccarthy: byron worked hard trying to get that continuing education bill passed. i understand he is set about that. it has to have a higher number. if you watch, people say more democrats voted for it. you have to have 290 to pas the bill. democrats first move to adjournment and did a magic

minute, i had a democrat pull the fire alarm to make sure we couldn't get the bill because they wanted schumer's bill. it was a gamble to pull that bill up, but best option we had at that moment, i didn't know if democrats would vote for it, i had to stair them down and dare them. sometimes you have to take a risk. if people want to vacate because i stood with men and women in the military and those on the border, that is well. i would argue back, if those people want to vacate, why did you vote against the conservative cr? >> brian: what will be different in the next six week? >> speaker mccarthy: we passed 70% of discretionary speending.

we have to get border security. >> steve: mr. speaker, we know you have to go. >> brian: 20 seconds, nicole wants congressman bowman out, will you support his ouster? >> speaker mccarthy: we will go through the investigation, this is principle, he knows what a fire alarm is. his behavior has been unbecoming. it was an accident, when capitol police came to question you, why did you lawyer up? >> ainsley: what do you think happened? >> speaker mccarthy: you know how to get to the capitol. >> ainsley: you think he knew -- >> speaker mccarthy: if you know this individual, everybody knows. if you have been a principal, you have had children pull fire

alarms, childish action. >> brian: do you want to see his phone to see if hakeem jeffries told him to do it. >> speaker mccarthy: i do not believe hakeem jeffries would tell him to do it. >> ainsley: if you know one of them, you know he did it, the other would not tell it. >> steve: thank you. glad you are open. 8:15 in the east. amber alert for missing nine-year-old girl. >> ainsley: breaks your heart. she vanished on saturday on a camping trip with her family. >> todd: last seen 6:15 about 190 miles north of new york city, 50 miles north of albany, new york. she went on a bike ride and decided to make one more loop alone. police deployed atv's, drones,

75 officers working at command set up by kathy hochul. charlotte was "taken under circumstances that lead police to believe they are in imminent danger of harm or death," and call 518-457-6811 with information or dial 911. over to you. >> ainsley: say a prayer for her that she is just lost and she'll be found. >> steve: thankfully the weather is warming than last week. >> ainsley: right. >> steve: check in with carley, news about trouble on the rails. >> carley: new jersey transit

suspending service after a train hit someone on the tracks. no one was inside the car and no injuries to the 50 people onboard the train heading to penn station. tickets will be honored. san francisco store clerk is set on fire by a serial shoplifting after he tried to stop him from stealing for the third time in one day. the suspected thief doused him with lighter fluid before setting him on fire. he has second and third degree burns. police arrested the suspect charging him with assault, battery, arson. over to you. >> steve: just crazy, they lit him on fire. terrible. thanks. >> ainsley: the democratic governor of new york is calling

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>> we want them to have a limit who can come across the border. it is too open right now. people are finding their way through simply saying they need asylum and majority are ending up on the streets of new york. that is a real problem. 1 125,000 newly arrived individuals. >> steve: kathy hochul once championed new york as a temporary state now declaring the border is too open. joining us is piers morgan from london, it is 1:23 inlet afternoon in london. >> piers: good morning, it is morning for you, i'll use your

time. >> steve: good man, thank you. how many times have we seen what is happening at the border and people say it is an open border and the administration says the border is not open and you have kathy hochul, democrat governor from new york state saying the border is too open. >> piers: almost beyond parode. i thought i was listening to a new "fox and friends" presenter or politician, i wasn't sure what was going on, it is rhetoric conservatives have been informing for years. this exposes the real moral hypocrisy at the heart of decision-making. it is only when the problem lands in new york that a democratic politician in new york decides this is a major

problem. this has been a problem building and building and building for months and years and years and shouldn't take the migrant problem in new york to wake them up, but it has. we have to welcome that and they need action. that means president biden has to wake up and that may be a problem because she looks like he's asleep. >> steve: you are not the first person to say that. in europe, talk about the ryder cup. guzzling booze out of the trophy. team europe teammates belt out the united states is serified and that prompted you to post a picture of you in pants that look like a test pattern. tell us what you are up to. >> piers: congratulations on

team europe. it was so bad the beating we gave you guys, i put forward the american pants to say things are desperate for you. if you can't beat them, join them. i'm not a citizen in the united states, but i do have a home there, i have a 16 handicap and could win back the cup next time. i'm available, offering myself to the american people, if you need me, i will get into training on monday. >> steve: what are chances anybody would take you up on that? >> piers: i didn't think of you, you are civilized, i did think of brian kilmeade. if i challenge brian to a sporting competition, particularly golf, i would make

this on the bus look like a tea party. it is nothing sweeter than beating a bunch of americans. nothing is more american than brian kilmeade. >> piers: i will come and see him and maybe brian and i can get on the golf course. he is very big with chatter i noticed, these kind of things. get on the golf course and see who wins the real ryder cup. >> steve: maybe mini-golf. watch piers morgan everyday in the afternoon. thank you very much. nice to see you.

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they are the men and women building our navy's next generation submarines. they are giants in what they do because they work in a place where they can grow. where they can learn the skills to build careers as powerful as the beasts they forge. we build giants. because it takes one to build one. >> lawrence: fox news alert, live look at trump tower in new york city, we await the former president departure for expected ap appearance in court.

>> steve: nate foj joins us outside the courthouse. >> this could cost former president trump hundreds of millions. he called the new york city attorney general leticia james racist and hes the judge is misrepresenting him. this is truth social post. president trump said the judge should resign and be sanctioned for abuse of power. and interference in the 2024 election. and leticia james should resign for election interference. the judge ruled last week on tuesday trump committed fraud by overvaluing his property for insurance and tax benefits.

trump denies wrongdoing and calls it politically motivated and campaigned in iowa after two-day trip in california, where he spoke at the state's gop convention after skipping second republican presidential debate on wednesday. he is the clear front-runner in the republican party. trump is expected to arrive before the 10 a.m. start, seeking 250 million fine and restrictions preventing trump and his family from doing business in new york. this is trump tower, former president trump slept here last night and will come down to the courthouse to defend his name. state has a list of 27 witnesses they will call, former president trump is one of them, as well as his children. this trial is expected to last through most of december and today is day one. back to you. >> steve: it is day one and no

jury, we understand, plus there are protesters already, right? >> there are a handful of protesters behind me at the courthouse, some holding signs saying no one is against the law. they were definitely in line with more than what the judge determined, that would be irrelevant, any lending company

or insurance company can bring in their own appraisers. when they put valuations out, that is stipulated in the contract. this goes to the heart of the larger argument that we are having in the country. do we have justice in america that has been weaponized and politicized. you had an attorney general, her whole platform. one family, trump family, one organization, the trump organization. the judge wants to take away control of this company, fine them $250 million and most absurd part of the valuation is the property down in florida, mar-a-lago. judge is saying it is valued between 18 and 26 million. i study these properties down in

mar-a-lago, ken griffith bought five homes in a row for $100 million each. there is not a single property that is under $400 million that has both inter-coastal and ocean way, as mar-a-lago. the judge is as more guilty than trump at having a phony valuation of that property. it is really sad what is happening here. you see a deck stacked against him and they are going after the one family for fulfilling the campaign promise. great tragedy and injustice. this can't keep happening, this is stuff of banana republic. you ask any appraiser in balm beach to put a value on mar-a-lago and should come out with valuations and there is not one under $400 million, that is

on low side and for the judge to say that is valued at 18 million is obscene. >> brian: what is his experience? it is just one guy. they made the conclusion and now start the trail. mar-a-lago makes 18 million annually and let alone worth $300 million. there is no popular, no insurance company, no construction company, there is no bank that said we got to get donald trump. when he was hosting "the apprentice" the deals were in place, where was the outrage? nowhere. >> sean: relevant point, banks were paid, insurance companies were paid, nobody is complaining

based on valuations the companies put forward here. back to this point, when you put in for a loan with a banking institution or you want to get an insurance policy, it is in the contract, it was in donald trump's contract and in the trump organization's contract, these are our valuations, but for the sake of your valuation, you must do your own due diligence and come up with your own valuation and that point, responsibility is on them, they have a fiduciary responsibility to get that number right. burden is not on the person applying. >> brian: when they do your taxes, accountants do emthis, last year they harassed their accountant to the point they gave up ownership of the taxes

they did. just like flipping his lawyer in the georgia case, now they are blowing up his accountants, they are cutting off his arteries of relief and saying now we're going to put you on trial. how is this okay? >> sean: it is not okay, this is why the house committee and every american better pay attention. if they can go after one man. leticia james ran on platform to go after one family, donald trump, one family, trump family, one organization, the trump organization, this is fulfillment of a campaign promise. this is one of the worst cases i've ever seen. if they are successful here and i have to imagine that president trump would have a better chance in terms of justice on appeal, imagine it is ostensibly cancelling business in new york

and fining them $250 million and taking control of their property. what country does that sound like to you? doesn't look like anything american. horrible precedent. >> lawrence: another topic we want your thoughts on, what is happening on the house, it looks like the republicans are at each other's throat and didn't get 12 appropriations bills out, but were able to keep the government open. gaetz wants mccarthy gone, what is your read on this fight going on? >> sean: first of all, i wish it wasn't going on, if you take, lj, take the personalities out, what is frustrating watching this, talking to various people involved. okay, there is argument to be made, kevin mccarthy should have

gotten 12 appropriations bills done faster, they have four of them done. in the short term, there was a coalition put together by congressman chip roy and congressman byron donalds and the freedom caucus and got together with members of the coalition and came up with deal that would have had 8% cut in spending across the way, would have secured the border, and would have bought them time to finish the appropriations bill process and then if they all stood together, all 222, and they would then pass bills, then the pressure point would move from the house to senate when they move to conference. i rather see the pressure on mcconnell and chuck schumer than on house republicans. i want them to be the party of

secure border and party of fiscal responsibility and i think strategically they have time to do this now and could do it through the appropriations process. get bills passed and i think successfully we can get our border secure, get more fiscal responsibility and that would be good for the country. >> steve: what do you think of jamaal bowman pulling the fire alarm? have you ever thought, how do i open this door? pull the fire alarm. >> sean: i have vague memory of me and my friends, young in kindergarten and first grade maybe pulling a fire alarm by accident. he was indoors and his excuse is

flimsy as i've heard. it wasn't amusing to his colleagues, it was in middle of congressional hearing, january 6 people brought on him, see what happens. >> steve: thank you for the confession. >> sean: not saying i did, i was around people that might have done that. >> steve: statute of limitations have run out. >> sean: foggy memory, i was a fairly incorigible kid. >> ainsley: what his mama used to say about him. watch the encorigeable king of cable. >> sean: we have a great show tonight. >> steve: thanks, sean. 14 before top of the hour, beautiful day on the streets of

new york and that is where our weather machine is. >> janice: it is a beautiful day, it will feel like summertime for new york city over next couple days. take a look. hard to believe, it is 67 now. we have a cold front moving to upper midwest. record setting heat for upper midwest, chicago, louisville, toward boston as the front pushing east. sioux falls 92. green bay 95. it is warm. that front will move through. along the front and back of the front, severe weather and mountain snow. foxweather.com. we'll keep that in mind and i want to say hi to two ladies hi, what is your name? >> michelle. >> susan. >> janice: i promise, i don't bite. where you from?

>> tennessee. >> janice: did you see "wicked" last night? >> yes. >> janice: what are you seeing tonight? >> greg gutfeld. king of night time. >> janice: he sometimes does bite. greg gutfeld does not bite, i apologize. >> ainsley: he doesn't and hads show will be great tonight. new overnight, 38 people are hurt after a fire broke out @ police facility in egypt. it took hours to contain the blaze, the interior minister says a committee will look into what caused the fire and review the safety of the building. incrediblemages. new study reveals 1400 children died in ill prepared emergency rooms across u.s. between 2012 and 2017, making kids 10 times more likely to die in unprepared

emergency room than adults. adding to concern, more research by "wall street journal" reveals only 14% of emergency departments are certified as ready to treat young patients. fox wildfire alert, smoke is expected to reach new york this morning, new yorkers could be subject to the same orange haze they say earlier this year. there may be risk to people who are sensitive to air pollution. power couple rob gronkowski and camille are teaming up for voomerang and joined us earlier on "fox and friends." >> it is a fun digital sweep stakes platform, our mission is to give away life-changing prizes while raising awareness

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all. >> brian: if he gaves me something, i hold on to it. thank you, carley. >> ainsley: y'all have a crush on each other. >> brian: similar backgrounds, he is in the n.f.l. and i chose to fox. i don't want the violence. >> ainsley: there are the wicked ladies, everybody wave. there they are right there. >> brian: add. there is medication for this. >> ainsley: people like to know what is happening. >> steve: still on tv. >> ainsley: people like to know what is upon haing. >> steve: nine minutes, we'll be done. >> brian: blinders on. meet the parachute team raising money for nation's heroes. that is next. >> ainsley: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: what are you going to do today, today's show, for monday, bravo. more on the alarm caper.

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>> a jaw dropping 38,000 feet above new mexico. it set the world record last week after a high-altitude, low open formation sky dive. the team of four air force rescuemen completed the jump to raise money for special operations warriors foundation. the foundation gives college scholarships to the kids of fallen soldiers. air force chief master sergeant is here and a private astronaut larry o'connor. thank you for joining the program. brandon, thank you for your service. tell me about the big jump. >> the big jump was wild. so i can tell you it is

different than jumping from an airplane. you jump from a balloon. the largest hot air balloon, 560,000 cubic feet. 560,000 basketball could fit inside this thing. we went up to 38,000 feet minus 50 dgs. all the mist rolling out. oxygen masks and beautiful and serene. you could look out and see the entire state of new mexico. took a deep breath. larry last thing he said was smooth, to be smooth, and then we did our formation and jumped out. it was george. >> tell me the preparation for breaking this record. >> we had a year of preparation. almost 100 jumps. some in california, some in florida. obviously we did multiple weeks of training in new mexico where we launched from. >> brandon, the jump is cool but this is all about charity. tell me about it. >> absolutely. i think that's probably the most

important thing to take away from this. we do these sort of things. back then my background i'm a air force parra rescue. we live by the motto so others may live. we're about taking care of others and here to do the charity jump for the special operations warrior foundation. we are going to raise a million dollars for this program. this is where we need your viewers. there are a lot of good, patriotic americans. special operation warrior foundation does something better than any other organization out there. they take care of the children of special operators killed in combat. that's important to us. if you ask anybody who has been over there with bullets flying what they think about is their family back home and who will carry on the legacy if they were to get killed? the mission doesn't stop when we save them or don't save them. children and everybody is left in the wake. it's why we're doing it and it is an incredible organization. we're happy to support it and we ask you guys to partner with us.

>> a great cause. we talk about the guys at the tip of the spear but not their families enough. >> so if i may, a real brief story. last week we were in roswell preparing for the launch. i got to meet a young man whose name is jacob. all of his schooling has been paid for by special operations warrior foundation. his dad was dan healey and if you remember lone survivor, he was in the helicopter that came in. he was a navy seal and they were hit by an rpg and he died and because of special operations warrior, the son has gotten a tremendous education. >> i can't thank you enough for what you are doing for the country. thank you for your service. if you want to support the project see it at the bottom of the screen. see you all tomorrow. >> bill: good morning on a monday morning here we go now. breaking news former