whatla was the number one issue? the border pure the people known we need to build the wall and we need the wire and we need then h bodies in the river.n cl we can close that andon donald trump will become the next president. this iald s the number one issur red states and blue states, laura. even the blue states mayors no. biden doesn't care if the democrats are crying for help. he doesn't care. he is a puppet. this is what you should do mr. president. get these people in the countryp so we can take over the countrye 15, 20 years from now. that is what it is about. whoever dies, so be it peer is going collateral damage.k dance, thank you as always. that is it for us tonight. we will be back in washington tomorrow. it was a fun day. i >> todd: prosecutors asking a judge to reject hunter efforts to reject federal gun charges

against him. they found cocaine residue on the pouch of where he stored the gun. wait until you hear the rest of this one. >> ainsley: listen to this. do you find this acceptable? >> not at all. >> it is frozen and i'm getting it towed because that is my only option. >> no juice, zero percent, three hours being here. >> carley: tesla charging stations are graveyards, weather is draining their batteries. we'll talk to a driver who experienced that situation first hand. >> todd: did you see our climate czar was in switzerland again? >> why do you think you are more important your carbon footprint does not matter -- >> nobody suggested that, don't make up stupid questions.

>> being here suggest that. stupid question. >> todd: we have the rest of that testy exchange. you are watching "fox and friends," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. more on that in a moment. a lot of fun stuff to get to. we begin with this. republican candidates are boots on the ground in new hampshire. primary election next week. >> todd: brooke singman has details, hi, brooke. >> brooke: with les than a week to win over voters, trump, desantis and haley are hitting the ground running today. desantis will hold two. nikki haley will hold a rally and former president trump will be in port smith after hosting a rally with now former candidate vivek ramaswamy. watch. >> it is time for the republican party to unify, come together and move forward as one team. we have to beat crooked joe

biden. >> it is an honor to have his endorsement, he'll be working with us and working with us for a long time. >> ron desantis and nikki haley should do this country a service by stepping forward. let's get this country back. >> carley: new polling shows former president neck in neck with nikki haley in the granite state. desantis is in a very distant third with four percent of the vote. >> i voted for president trump twice. i was honored to serve america in his administration. but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i'm right. chaos follows him.s

follows him. you in his administration. but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i'm right. chaos follows him.s follows him. you in his administration. but rightly or his administrati.

>> doug: secretary blinken is we are seeing this across the world with our standing whchl they signed the agreement, never put forward by obama administration they were going to stop iran from getting nuclear weapons. i voted against this. they said slow centrifuge down. no, you are not, you will give them money. trump came in and tore that up. iran responds to pressure and being put in a box where they can't have resources and things to make sure their regime keeps iranian people in check. that is how dictatorship works. they needed money. biden came in and tore up the

agreement. we will give them money and cut back energy production. now they have money to fund every terrorist group in the world and that is what you are seeing, this is sad. >> carley: david albright, weapons inspector said today iran would need only about a week to produce its first nuclear weapon and could have enough weapons for six weapons in a month and after five months, it could have enough for 12. iran nuclear agreement or not, that is in the past, but moving forward it looks like iran is going to be a nuclear state at some point. is that inevitable, how do we prevent that from taking place? >> doug: it was inevitable until the previous policy. obama, remember when this was put in, no talk of shutting down the program. we will work with them, monitor

them and make sure it is a long time off. >> carley: give them money in the process. >> doug: amazing to do that. not just regular nuclear weapons, think what could be done apart from taking a dirty bomb and put in a suitcase in tel aviv or munich. they are funding terrorists, terrorists are a problem a and iran is funding them. >> carley: sanctions are part of that deal? >> doug: if sanctions are not applied, it will not matter. >> todd: why were they taken off in the first place? we know the answer. >> carley: thank you. hunter biden wanted on federal gun charges, he wants the charges thrown oun. prosecutors found drugs on the

pouch upsed to store his gun. cheryl casone has that next. >> todd: who amongst us has not had that happen to them? good luck owning an electric vehicle, batteries freezing up leaving drivers stranded. we're talking to one of them next. ♪ ♪

i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. great times. all i can do say is that my life is pre-- i like watching the puddles gather rain. -hey, your mom and i procreated to that song. oh, ew! i think you've said enough. why don't we just switch to xfinity like everyone else? then you would know what year it was. i know what year it is. >> carley: another blow. get it? to the president's son. prosecutors say cocaine was found on the leather case hunter biden stores his gun in. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning. p pun, well done. federal prosecutors say a brown leather pouch used to store his gun had cocaine residue on it. this as his team tried to get the charges dismissed. an fbi chemist determined the residue was cocaine, found on the pouch where the defendant kept his gun. hunter buying that gun and

affirmed he was not using drugs. the strength of the evidence is overwhelming. the gun pouch was pulled from a vault last year and tested it and determined to be cocaine residue. he is accused of lying about drug use in 2018 when he filled out that form to buy that gun he kept 11 days. >> todd: nobody thought to test this thing over the previous five years. bret baier had tough questions for the biden campaign. >> cheryl: bret baier pressing president biden's deputy campaign manager about his boss's poor job pchlsz. watch this. >> do you see warning signs here in this rematch that you seem to want that maybe it is heading the other way? >> well, look, bret, one thing i say, polls don't vote, voters do.

voters vote for president biden and he was successful and sent to the white house in 2020 with more votes in history. our campaign is building -- >> cheryl: polls do matter. look at them. take a look at georgia. machl up between president biden former president trump shows trump has a clear lead here looking back at iowa. immigration was important in the hawkeye state. here is another question for you. >> you are not saying the situation on immigration is better under biden administration than trump administration is that what you are say something >> i'm saying president biden took office, sent reform package to congress, they refused to pass it or do anything on it. >> cheryl: immigration, a big issue for those in iowa.

we said this before, every border, state, city seem to be border state and border city. the campaign has to pay attention to this issue. they can't gaslight about the border anymore. >> todd: huge wake-up call. >> carley: i'm not over the drugs on the gun pouch. but they want the charges dismissed. >> cheryl: this could be a blow. >> todd: who amongst us have not combined hard drugs and gurnun goes. chaos for electric vehicle owners. the cold is affecting batteries. >> we have a bunch of dead robots out here. >> no juice, zero percent and this is three hours this morning after being out here eight hours yesterday. it is frozen, getting it towed, that is my only option. >> no response from tesla since

yesterday afternoon. it is crazy, a disaster. >> carley: and she is here now to talk about that situation. what was that like? that seems so annoying. yes, it was. it was a complete disaster for the winter storm. a lot of people's cars were left overnight. a lot of people had to get towed. chargers weren't working and that led to a lot of issues because chargers were not working. >> todd: where do you lay the blame? >> i think it is tesla. i love my car, however, the tesla charging stations, they need to have maybe someone manning those stations or something like that.

it was very disappointing to get to the charging stations and they were frozen or not working. >> carley: one point eight or nine cars in front of you and it takes 30 minutes to charge each car. you had to pay to get towed to the next charging station. huge waste of time and money. you still say you love your tesla. why? >> just because it is a great car. it does -- not bad in winter time like everyone says. it is a great car. i love the way it drives. >> carley: were people nice or was it every man for themselves? >> it was every man for themselves. no lie. people getting on zero percent so everyone wdesperate to get charged.

people are making deals and trying to pay people. it was crazy. literally like every vehicle for themselves. >> todd: i think the tesla is an awesome car. i like it. biden administration does seem to want to esric adams eliminat fossil fuel regardless whether you want it or not by the looks of your experience, i would say we are not ready for electric everything. what say you? >> i kind of agree with it a little bit slightly because we -- i feel like right now we don't have the capacity right now. we need more charging stations, the main thing. we need working charging stations. >> carley: you just ordered a charging station for yourself. happenings you are squared away

and ready to go. it cost a lot of money. >> i'll be prepared for winter. i'll be prepared. >> todd: a tesla driver and yankee fan in chicago. keep up the fight, go, yankees. things get heated when biden's climate czar is asked about a carbon footprint during a visit to switzerland. >> what is carbon footprint every year you come here, you think it is worth it, peasant's pay for your crime? >> stupid question. >> is it really? >> we are done, done now. >> todd: joe concha not a pez ants, he is next. >> carley: and lawrence will look at what is coming up. >> lawrence: a jam-packed wednesday morning, former president trump patching things up with ex-rival vivek

ramaswamy. new poll shows nikki haley could give the former president a run for his money in new hampshire. we break down the data. and dean phillips says his party is delusional about the president's 2024 reelection prospectses. west virginia senator joe manchin set to meet with the president today to move him to the center, he will join us live on that. plus, chinese scientists experimenting with mutant covid strand that has 100% kill rate in mice. former cdc director robert redfield will tell us if there is risk for humans. and underwear lockdown, under lock and key amid surge in retailer theft. and congressman cory mills on

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harris and karine jean-pierre and those in the media accused them of something that never happened. in this false narrative the plan was to blame texas die by drowning that was not the case as you just reported. overall more than 1,000 people have died trying to cross the border illegally since joe biden, who once urged i wills to surge the border since he took office. we haven't heard a peep from the white house about those people now, have we, because no one in this white house wants to talk about the border because it is a top issue in this election coming up right now. and democrats are obviously, most of them anyway are on the wrong side of this. >> carley: you just saw all of those headlines that talked about how the texas agents blocked dhs from helping the migrants. do you think that those stories will now be corrected? >> they will be corrected, carley very quietly the stealth edit. the headline suddenly magically go away or be changed.

you won't see anybody come up in front of a microphone or write a piece saying we got this wrong. we will do better. we will check first and verify before we go ahead with this. but there was such an urge to blame texas and governor abbott for allowing these migrants to die because they don't want to talk about the real problem, which is all the people that are dying as a result of fentanyl coming across this border into this country and hundreds of tears on the terror watch list coming into this country as a result of this open border, carley and todd. >> carley: this might not be the media's fault they were just reporting what dhs was saying but found out in the court filingsz it didn't happen at all. >> todd: a lie travels half way around the world before the truth catches up. john kerry tells a reporter to stop it. >> what's the carbon footprint of these events every single year that you come here. do you think it's worth it? a peasant's pay for your crime? >> that's a stupid question. >> is it really. >> we're done. we are done now. >> don't grab me.

why do you think you are more important, your carbon footprint doesn't matter but everybody else around the world. >> nobody ever suggested that don't make up stupid questions. >> but, joe, kerry is a very important person. many leather bound books. he can't be expected to follow the same rules that he puts out there for the rest of us and his moral shaming. >> i like the anchorman reference, a. good job. b, we are done now. i mean, do you hear this? you can make the argument that john kerry has done just as much of any human being on the planet by flying private everywhere. when asked why he flies private about a year ago he says he has to in order to win this war against climate change. no, you don't. you could very easily take the middle seat on swiss air to get to places like davos, mr. kerry, or king charles coronation. come on. the hypocrisy is overwhelming. >> carley: thank you for joining us.

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but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i'm right. chaos follows him. we can't have a country in kis . white house put a cap on activities at 10:00 a.m., took a press briefing virtual due to weather. the president's schedule has been light aside from vacation after his most recent getaway from st. croix. he was only seen this week in philadelphia on monday. >> todd: i need a schedule like that, i am getting tired. senior meteorologist janice dean

is here. it was icy yesterday, that was my story. >> janice: good point. slush and mush in the northeast has frozen to the ground. if you don't have salt on the ground, there is possibility of slipping, i almost did it this morning. current national wind chill, feels like 10 in new york, 8 in dallas. little rock 7. below zero in duluth, negative 14 in new york. big 73s stretching from minneapolis to mobile, alabama, corpus christi, texas. we will get a reprieve heading into the weekend. then the next shot. next winter storm trajectory starts in midwest, around portland and to central plains,

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storm systems and that is not too bad for daytime high on monday for -- not caucus, it is the primary. good thing i don't do this for a living. it is primary on monday, am i right about that? >> carley: you are right. not just you. >> todd: wait until we get to nevada, talk about confusing. >> janice: is there both? >> carley: yes. >> todd: we'll explain next week. >> janice: we need a manual, there is one around here somewhere. >> carley: we're the manuals and we're confused. eagles celebrating the career of jason kelce. he is retiring. kelce broke news to the locker room after monday's loss to the buccaneers. fans are honoring kelce. he's been on the team for as long as we've been watching, he will be missed.

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>> carley: hispanic voters are ditching the democratic party, trump is beating biden in the demographic by 20. 63% of latino voters backed biden in 2020. ben luna is running for senate in new mexico as republican and joins me now. good morning to you. we want to talk about your senate run in a moment. you are part of the legxit movement. everyone is voting democrat and you spread the message. what are they like? >> good example is a good friend of mine, he recorded a high

ranking democrat official and he saw what they did to his video, they changed it for their purposes and he saw everything they said does not align with their values. we have done production, documentaries, getting people's voices heard. lexit is a national platform. it is not just latinos being hurt, it is every new mexico can in multiple industries. ranchers, oil and gas, logging industry that has been shut down and overregulated or mandated out of business. even pueblos, men came out and

sided with us, they don't want to be disarmed and a lot of policies being forced on our legislation session has woken up a lot of parents. >> carley: my grandparents born in puerto rico, my mom grew up in all hispanic community in the united states. my family is religious and hard working. why are hispanics voting democrat? >> really it is the way they were raised. my uncle's mother is a democrat still registered. most of his family as far as brothers and sisters are republican. his mother has voted republican since bill richardson.

they still vote republican, something doesn't want to change the party all the time. we have people that switch over, they don't want their name attached to the d when they vote. >> carley: you are running against martin heinrich. you might have your work cut out for you. >> somewhat. what we have in new mexico, grassroots movement never happened in the state of new mexico. we were involved with legislative session and sent 300,000 responses to legislatures and last year we responded and the movement is growing or we're getsing more involved and either or it is definitely a plus. we have parents that one they hear about hb 7, they are forcing trans ideology in school.

procedures at any age, that is very dangerous and parents see that. people on both sides of the aisle, we have democrats outraising republicans for this referendum and we need 75,000, we're pushing hard this year to get that on the 2024 ballot. >> carley: the poll numbers are reflecting the movement to right by hispanic voters, we'll see if that continues. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> todd: california parents protesting efforts to ban tackle football for kids under 12. bill introduced by california assemblymember. gavin newsom says he will block that bill, saying i'm deeply concerned about health and safety of our athletes, a ban is not the answer. my administration will work to strengthen safety in youth football and ensuring parents

have freedom to decide which sports are most appropriate for their children. california parents refuse to sit on the sideline. >> my children have played, oldest nine years, i'm team mom. i have a seven year old and we're against ab 730. >> todd: that was california mom ashley bertram, her three sons play flag football. she joins me along with steve. steve, i'll begin with you. kudos to the governor, we don't give him a lot of credit on this program, but he did the right thing here. looks like you will be winning your fight. why do you think the legislature targeted youth football and parents rights to begin with? >> thank you for having us this morning. this has been an ongoing issue

in california. wee began fighting in 2018, when the original ban bill was introduced. this is a deep issue. there are concerned about head trauma in youth sports and youth football. the intent is right but direction is wrong. i think the governor coming out late last night and saying he will veto this bill if it reaches his desk, sent a statement it was time to end this and get back to work and work on youth sports safety as we've been doing for six years. >> todd: i got injured in a bunch of sports other than football. broke my finger in baseball. really messed up my nose in basketball. and got a concussion in indoor soccer. shouldn't those sports be banned, too under the california legislature? >> under their logic, but no,

they should not be. >> todd: that is the main takeaway. larger question, ashley. there is laundry list of existential problems in california, crime, homelessness, cost of living, legislature priority is youth football. do you believe this is an attempt by government to control you as a parent and step in your place as a parent telling you how to raise your child? >> i believe it was absolutely government overreach. i think it was somebody who is running for mayor and wanted to put their name out there with something big so there was name recognition for voters. >> tom: steve, what would a ban mean for these kids beside not playing the sport, what does youth football give these kids they can't get elsewhere? >> a lot of things would happen

to kidings. youth sports and youth football in general is a great team sport. we have a lot of kids, especially in california, we went through the covid shutdown and it was impactful and we're just getting kids back on the playing field. a couple years later we're talking about limiting opportunity for kids to be active. a lot of kids sat around on the couch during the covid shutdown and it took kids off the field. now numbers are coming back up and that is a good thing for youth football and kids involved, especially inter-city kids that do not have a lot of opportunity like other kids in california. it is a great sport. it can take you to college one day maybe. just a whole host of impact would have happened. >> todd: good point. steve and ashley, thanks for joining us, keep fighting.

biden administration going back to trump-era policy to keep houthi rebels in check. search continues for two navy seals who went missing during raid on a ironian shipment. >> carley: there is this. >> can the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens, we're trying to remain subtle. >> carley: the lloyd austin 911 call was released and sheds new events on his hospital stay. doug collins reacts to all of it coming up next.

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>> todd: two navy seals missing after being lost at sea during a mission to seize weapons heading from iran to yemen. >> carley: trey yingst has the latest, good morning. >> trey: we are learning more about the incident last week.

two navy seals were lost at sea. according to u.s. central command, the seals were intercepting weapons shipment. american forces were swept away when trying to board an iranian vessel. united states is keeping pressure high on houthis and yesterday carried out more strikes in yemen targeting four ballistic missiles about to be launched. fox news confirmed biden administration plan to redesignate houthis as a terrorist organization. with the united states and allies working to keep front with yemen at bay, israel to to fight hamas in gaza and hezbollah in lebanon. new strikes against hezbollah targeting structures and weapons infrastructure. middle east is preparing for possibility of a broader

regional conflict and one reason why israelis are pulling some troops out of gaza for training. >> carley: trey yingst live in tel aviv. thank you. 911 made before lloyd austin's hospital stay. take a listen. >> fairfax county 911, where is your emergency? >> my name is -- and i work for -- and i am requests an ambulance to be taken. can i ask can the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens we're trying to remain subtle. >> carley: defense secretary spent two weeks in the hospital and treated for complication for surgery from prostate cancer. he was released monday and will

be working from home. let's bring in doug collins. good morning. a lot to get to this morning. start with lloyd austin. worn37 attacks in iraq and syria, 24 while lloyd austin was in the hospital. with that, what do you think? >> doug: it is concerning. you have a secretary of defense, why redact his name? they were redacting secretary of defense? this continues cover-up and makes american people not sure lloyd austin is actually in control at the pentagon. we had the two navy seals, lost at sea means we are not getting them back. we have service members in harms way and secretary of defense, i want him to get better. step back and let somebody do the job. >> carley: about the two navy seals lost at sea. you don't often hear about this

or get details of navy seal missions. what do you think about the situation, what does that mean? >> doug: i would love to see more information. central command says they were swept away while trying to intercept. my heart goes out to the family members going through the process. as someone still in the military, i'm a chaplain and this is the part you dread the most. this administration seems to be having a hands off approach to when we are attacked. we are one bad missile attack from losing more service members. when do we push back? >> todd: we need to hear from administration an explanation. we need to hear from lloyd austin. he has a duty to address the american people on this. breaking news to the newsroom.

secretary blinken addressing iran nuclear agreement minutes ago in davrngsvos. we had iran nuclear program in a box, sirns it was torn up, it escaped the box. in a box, doug?