>> steve: good morning, everybody. almost 7:00 on the east coast. live from new york city. it is thursday, february 1st. >> brian: can you believe it. >> steve: dry january is over. welcome to "fox & friends." new video shows the kansas city chiefs party host in handcuffs after his friends were found frozen to death in the backyard. and we now know he has also checked himself into rehab but we don't know what he was addicted to. >> brian: plus today parents are urging lawmakers to rein in big tech. this was unbelievable hearing. one of the moments mark zuckerberg told to stand up and apologize and he did.

>> would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? [applause] >> and suspected illegal migrants, look at this, this is our newest video, landing on a san diego beach. then, they run off into that nice neighborhood. congressman jim jordan joins us on the border crisis this hour. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: we think. ♪ >> brian: fox news alert now. new video this morning obtained by fox news digital showing the host of that kansas city chiefs watch party in cuffs. moments after three of his friends were found dead in his backyard. >> steve: they had been in the backyard for two days.

now we know that the host checked himself into rehab after the tragedy and a source close to his family says he is facing his addiction head on. but, once again we don't know what he is addicted to. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live in washington with the latest on this bizarre case. lucas? >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. our colleagues at fox digital exclusively reported the kansas city chiefs fan hosted that watch party where his three friends froze to death in his backyard has checked into rehab. a source closes this has taken enormous toll and wake-up call. saying quote after the shocking loss of three of his close friends under extremely tragic circumstances, jordan recognized that he had a problem with addiction. and steve you mentioned it's not clear if this is addiction to drugs, alcohol or both. while the toxicology report has still not been released to the public, a doctor on "fox & friends" earlier this week thinks that police already know what's in it and thinks dangerous drugs are involved. >> it may be that all four of

them took something that made them passout. they may not have known what was in the material they were taking. and they got confused, they passed out. one passes out indoors. and sleeps it off. the others are outdoors. and die of the cold. >> the bodies of willis' friends ricky johnson, david harrington all in their 30's were discovered outside of kansas city home last month after watched the chiefs season finale. the two men seen arriving at willis' home with two 30-packs of beer one of the neighbors told our colleagues at fox news digital. willis wearing underwear and holding a wine glass when police arrived claimed to be asleep for nearly two days and said did he not realize his friends were dead outside his home. after his friends' bodies were found, willis quickly moved out of that rental home, guys. >> steve: so now he is going to rehab. lucas, thank you very much.

one of the families -- one of the people who passed away with these mysterious circumstances has hired a private investigator, essentially because it seems like the police investigation is stalled. but, as dr. baden mentioned in a soundbite that lucas just played. cops probably already know what killed these men in their 30's and 40's. and they are just trying to put all the other pieces together to figure out exactly if it was drugs, who did they get the drugs from and stuff like that. i mentioned it a little while ago that apparently that fifth friend who left at 11:00 the night before or the night of and they were all watching jeopardy on the couch, he allegedly texted other friends hey, they are using drugs at the house during the watch party. that is something that is being reported this morning. >> ainsley: it does seem something must have happened to make them go outside and then pass out and not, you know, when

you get cold you go inside. >> steve: maybe it was pure speculation but we were talking -- i was talking to another detective maybe it was a drug that makes you hot and, you know, raises your temperature and they went outside to cool down. >> pure speculation. >> brian: right. they also said the families of the deceased really questioned the host unresponsiveness to the entire situation. >> ainsley: is he a scientist. >> brian: one of the families says their relative was not on drugs. it's hard to believe that even if you have 30 beers you don't go outside and sit in a chair or lay face first and with two other guys. i mean, it seems to me this is answerable between the toxicology reports, between the guy who is in rehab right now. it seems to me there are answers here. >> ainsley: when i saw that he has handcuffed i thought was he arrested? he wasn't arrested. he was just being detained because they found three dead bodies in his backyard.

now kansas city police say this case is not being investigated as a homicide. >> exactly. you do see after he is standing there in some of the other video you can see detectives going through the house you see the flashlights bouncing all around inside. listen, there has been a lot of speculation. some relatives have implied that, perhaps the deaths are linked to the fact that the holseyhostof the party is hiv s. is he a scientist and he knows about drugs and stuff like that. so, there has been that. but, until the toxicology report comes out and is made public, we just won't know. we have got one of the best in the business in the history of the world, john walsh, who the host of america's most wanted, it's back on fox. and he's going to be join us this hour right here on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: he talked about so many cases his son was kidnapped and taken. we watched that movie when i was little i remember like never wanting to leave my mom's side

when we were anywhere in a store at the mall because of that movie. john walsh has done so much good to prevent -- or to educate parents and prevent things like this from happening. a source said after the shocking loss of his three close friends, under extremely tragic circumstances, jordan recognized that he had a problem with addiction. >> steve: listen, you show up at the door when the cops are knocking on it and you got a wine glass and you are standing in your underwear, wake up call. >> brian: by the way, he is going to be hosting that show with callahan, his son. it's going to be back. asked him to come back. crime is so bad i'm coming back. >> ainsley: turning now to your headlines starting with a fox news alert. three people are dead. nine others injured, five of them critically and in construction near the boise airport. private hanger. being built. suddenly it bubbled sending a crane crashing down. five of the injured as we were saying were rushed to the hospital, still in critical condition. authorities are working to determine what caused the collapse at this privately owned

site. and in washington, two squad members, listen to this, voting against banning hamas terrorists involved in the october 7th attack on israel from entering the united states. democratic reps rashida tlaib and cori bush only two lawmakers to vote against this bill. tlaib argues that republicans are using it to insight hate in. hamas killed more than 1200 israelis and currently holding 136 hostages still in gaza. teachers walking out yesterday in minneapolis while educators in robbins dale, minnesota holding a rally. they are upset that they're working with expired contracts. the unions representing the teachers will begin negotiating next month. and students in newton, massachusetts, missing their tenth day of classes today as contract talks between the teacher's union and the city are dragging on. high school seniors fear that that delayed transcripts that

are due to the strike could impact their college applications. and an 87-year-old plan is packing his bags and moving back to china after being attacked multiple times in san francisco over the last few years. he was kicked in the face in 2020 while waiting for the bus. >> he was attack the again last year while walking down the street. the man's son telling the san francisco standard, quote, it's too dangerous here, public safety situation in san francisco has become worse and worse. and those are some of your headlines. >> steve: just think about that. the 87-year-old son moving away from his family in san francisco because he is afraid is he going to be killed on the streets. awful. >> brian: there was so much drama yesterday. think about this. christopher wray showed up along with other experts to talk about what was happening with china and what they plan on doing. this was also something that captured most of my attention. i was even watching the raw feed online on the fox news app. and that is when these executives, minus the number one and that is the youtube, evidently most

used. were asked to come down to capitol hill to talk about for the first time possible legislation that would rein in these social media companies and protect kids who don't know what they are getting into, many of which take their own lives because of some of the drama that they see. the difference here yesterday, was the bipartisan nature, the direct questions and who was behind them. many of which were families and friends of those who lost their lives due to some predators or interpretations of what was going on in instagram, facebook, on tiktok, senate and others. s. asking pointed direct questions in the best interest of the parent and at aing out of the tech side of this. >> ainsley: senator josh hawley asked mark zuckerberg who is the chief executive of meta, which is facebook, asked him if he wanted to apologize to all of those moms and dads standing behind him holding up pictures of their children who died

because of overdoses of drugs that they bought online or suicide or bullying. listen to this. >> there is families of victims here today. have you apologized to the victims? >> i have -- would you like to do so now? >> well. >> they are here. you are on national television. would you like now to apologize to the victims who have been harmed by your product? show him the pictures. would you like to apologize for what have you done to these good people? [applause] . . . this is why we invested so much in our efforts to make sure that no one has to go through the types of things your families have suffered. >> steve: so mark zuckerberg said he was sorry and then we're doing everything we can. of course, that's what they say because the heads of those particular social media companies, they got a lot on the

line. right now they can pretty much do anything they want to to the horror of the families gathered behind them and, as you can see in the lower portion of the screen, somebody is holding up a picture of one of their relatives who passed away, essentially and i heard a couple of members of congress, in front of the senate judiciary committee say your company has blood on your hands. here's the thing. we have seen hearings like this for years where. you know. everybody gets in there. and they -- the congress and senators yell at them. and say you got to do something about it. and we think okay. it's going to be bipartisan, let's see if they actually are going to do something. and then nothing ever happens. why? well, first of all, as we heard from kurt the cyberguy yesterday, all of those companies spend tens of millions of dollars lobbying congress. the other thing is congress and the white house use social media to their advantage.

all their messages are out on social media. you know, i'm not a fan of government regulations, but the social media companies in the past have shown that they cannot be trusted. it is a dangerous site for kids. something has got to be done. let's see if congress actually does something this time. we have been on this program for the last five years calling for congress to do something. they have done jack squat. come on. do something. >> brian: dick durbin at the end says okay by a show -- excuse me, senator chris coons, show of hands, who is for any of the five different bills to regular flight you're industry, nobody raised their hands. reminds me of cigarettes. marlboro man on the back of "time" magazine "sports illustrated." tobacco is too strong means too much to too many economies. sooner or later there is a breaking point. i can't believe the progress we have made. the bill by graham and

blumenthal would remove immunity regarding sexual abuse material. lawmakers say the bill appears in stuck in legislative process for months but waiting for a floor vote after being approved in committee last year. this could be the type of thing to propel it forward, senator lindsey graham was flat out dead serious in saying he is calling the speaker today in the house and saying, listen, i got momentum here. i'm not going to give you something you are going to pats. talk to people and be ready to offer it. he recommended doing the same thing on the house side. and i can't see democrats in the house not being just as direct, gold man on down, as we saw dick durbin and blumenthal yesterday. it was almost refreshing to see it, by the way, if i'm one of these social media companies, this guy is a parent. do you really want to know that some 15-year-old is contemplating suicide and able to find this out that sexual predators are out there luring a kid into doing something. getting lured pictures and extorting other children?

these parents told their stories. that's the leverage, that's the difference. >> ainsley: we recognized some of the parents, some of the pictures of the kids being held up because we have interviewed them time and time again. the problem is i want them to work out all these kinks so that when our little children get older, it's all fixed. and they are hopefully it's better than it is now. this is a new -- it's all new. social media, we don't know how to handle it. the problem is you might say out there well, this is the parents' fault. the parent needs to monitor what their kids are doing. we can't monitor 24/7. some are in high school it's at lunch and they are on social media or they see all their friends at a party and they were left out and they feel bad about that some of these people are committing suicide and buying drugs online. these are things that we want them to help us to regulate. >> that would be a bracket. >> smarter than us kids are smarter than us. >> brian: mayor adams says let's make it 16. don't use social media until 16. i don't want anything to do with china's government.

i get it can you control a big country if you want to put regulation in. >> here's one of the reasons why i don't think much if anything is going to happen. first of all we have seen this movie before and congress has never done anything. >> steve: tiktok pledged $2 billion on safety. here's the thing. and meta said, you know, we're going to spend $25 billion and we got 40,000 people working on it. tiktok made $25 billion in the first quarter of last year. and meta made 28 billion. so when you see those people eday as right there questioned by congress wee will see if congress does something. it will would be really great if they do. social media and something has to be done mit grads brilliant. they are billionaires. they know how to handle this fix

kinks. my daughter sometimes knows more about the phone than other people do. i don't even let her have a phone. >> brian: by the way, youtube has got to show up. youtube is more popular than tiktok. so they did not show up yesterday. that's inexcusable. >> ainsley: a meeting in our school about it. now kids get computers in their schools. you bring the computer home. youtube is on there. they have safety measures in place so the kids. >> brian: they can do it. >> ainsley: kids can't get certain videos. these people are so smart working behind the scenes on these social networks or on youtube and they come up with new algorithms and new things that pop up. it's hard to keep up with it. >> brian: at least we know we can prevent it. can kids go buy a bottle of beer? no. there is a way to regulate it. of course can a 15-year-old get a 22-year-old to buy him beer? yes. there is ways around but at least put the legislation in place. >> ainsley: legislation in florida your kids can't have a phone until a certain age.

if every state and school would be on the same page, it would make it easier. >> steve: let's hope they do something. we will keep you posted. in the meantime let's talk politics and 2024 news. president biden is heading to michigan today for an event with the united auto workers who just endorsed him. >> ainsley: his trip comes one day after former president donald trump met with the teamsters another union in washington in an attempt to gain their support. >> brian: peter doocy joins us live from the white house. peter, you are not in the union, are you? >> pete: i'm not in a union. but no better time to go start one. i will go find a sign. but, the trends here may be changing. because president trump, former president trump has been leading national poll after national poll over president biden for the last couple of weeks. but, not in this one. and maybe it's an outlier. maybe it's not. quinnipiac has biden up on trump 6 points. 50 to 44. the biden team has been trying to pivot to general election mode. they have been focusing on

abortion access and on union jobs. and the trump team has spent the last week or so dealing with his legal issues. this poll does have haley doing better against biden than trump. she has got him, according to quinnipiac by 5. 47-42 nationally. but this is a matchup that is unlikely to happen based on current polling that puts trump way ahead of her in primary states that she needs at the moment. and we may also have an answer to the question who do third party candidates hurt? ultimately, according to this poll, they hurt trump because both biden and trump lose support when polled against major third party. biden still wins in this poll. and if r.f.k. jr. continues pulling in 14%, is he certainly going to be a spoiler for one candidate or another. that is a huge percentage of the voting public. back to you. >> ainsley: that's an outlier because 8 other polls show the opposite. >> brian: we will see. >> peter: could be outlier or

start of a new trend. we don't know. >> steve: start a new trend and find ed o'keefe and start a new union of white house correspondents. >> brian: what do you want? higher pay, bigger lunches? figure out what you need. >> steve: thank you very much, peter. see you later. >> ainsley: last time you said that donald trump came down and interviewed with him. >> steve: today, peter has been a father exactly for one day. brigitte is. >> brian: for one year. >> steve: what did i say? >> ainsley: one day. >> steve: happy birthday, brintle. >> ainsley: you became grandfather. >> steve: year ago today. >> ainsley: my friend lindsey her birthday too. tomorrow grand hog's day first kiss february 2nd. >> brian: with? what was his name? >> ainsley: chris. just a peck, yeah. >> steve: we learn a lot on this show. >> brian: you lost, chris. >> ainsley: no he didn't. he has a beautiful wife and lots of kids.

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♪ >> brian: caught on camera, a boat load of suspected migrants landing on the beach in san diego beaching the boat and taking off into the neighborhood. we have seen this twice now in the last four days. in new york city a fifth migrant released without bail after they were accused of beating an nypd officer, actually two of them. our next guest who visited the border recently just subpoenaed hhs secretary ba sierra for data on unaccompanied minors crossing the border we have lost track of a lot of them. house committee chair jim jordan, congressman, so easy to get lost in all of the problems

with the broken border. where are they. >> thousands of kids we have lost track of. one of the many problems with the biden administration. they have let this border completely open border. three things we have got to do. impeach secretary mayorkas that came through chairman green's committee. we have to put on the appropriation bills. the bills that fund the government. we have to put a simple sentence time-out on all of this. no money can be used to process or release into the country any new migrants. when you are on pace to get to 12 million people in biden's presidency say time-out. three years and 12 days into the biden administration, over 8 million have come in. maybe we should just stop and say if you are coming for asylum, we are not going to let you. in we are going to call a time-out on this. i think that's the most important thing we get on any type of appropriation bill. and, then, of course the ultimate objective not objective but the way you deal with this is you get a new president who will actually enforce the law like president trump did just a

few years ago. >> brian: play that out. they will say no. we are not going to do it. we don't have the planes. we can't do that you will end up in a stare down and government shutdown again, right? >> well for the first time you have got democrats and every single state who knows that this is a huge problem. what wars the polling in iowa, and new hampshire 8 out of 10 republicans call it a crisis. awnch about of independents and several democrats think the same thing. so when you have got a problem this broad, i think when you make it that clear, why don't we just call a time-out? because everyone gets that, particularly moms in brooklyn who were told just a few weeks ago hey your kid has got to stay home and learn remotely while we put migrants in the school building that your taxpayer dollars paid for. that's pretty crazy. so if you make this real simple, i think we can win that debate because it's just, again, common sense. >> brian: other thing, congressman, keep in mind one consistent thing happening in these cities they put the illegal immigrants in working class cities. they don't put them in rich people areas like martha's vineyard. they make sure they go into

works class areas. they don't have the voice. you have to give them that voice. speaking of working class and beautiful communities. that's what east palestine is. it's been sullied by that chemical spill and for the first time the president says he plans on going there. here is his press secretary saying this is not a stunt. watch. >> next month when the president is in east palestine, will he drink the water there? >> i mean, look, what i can tell you is the president's focus has been to do everything that he can to support this community from day one. we get what's going on on the ground, you know, this is not about some sort of like political stunt here. >> brian: so it's not about a political stunt. okay, you represent ohio. tell me, is this a stunt? >> well, yeah. she said his focus is to support this community. well, it's a little late now. why didn't you show up a year ago? i mean, this is all about politics. i think it's more about pennsylvania politics.

east palestine stands is right on the line ohio-pennsylvania line. i think it's about pennsylvania. president trump won ohio by 8 and a half points in 16 and 20. is he going to win ohio again. this is about pennsylvania. of the biggest electoral prize in the seven states that actually now determine who is going to be president of the united states. so i think it's about that. this is a total political stunt. but, frankly, it's a year late coming to the good people in our state who had to deal with this tragedy. >> brian: right. they are dealing with that other thing is what do they need? instead of showing up and hugging it out. what do they need? how do you get their property values back? can their kids use the water fountain? can you actually drink the water and shower there? what do they need? do you know? >> great question. now, the governor and local officials say the water is fine. so that's great. but, all i know is showing up in the middle of the crisis, when it's actually happening is pretty darn important for people in positions of influence. and president trump was there. i think this is where he bought

everyone big macs after he is out there talking with the people of that community. the mayor said thank goodness president trump came. that's when we started getting some results and help now joe biden is going to come a year later the american people and people of east palestine see it for what it is. >> brian: between tax plan and immigration bills and illegal immigration. you got your hands full. congressman, thanks for the quality time. appreciate it? >> you bet. thank you, brian. >> brian: election year. with the power invested in me i would like to go to ainsley. in fact, the computer already went to ainsley. it's official. >> ainsley: thank you i will bless you for that father, thank you. >> brian: thank you. >> ainsley: the u.s. embassy in jamaica issuing a travel warning due to increase in murders, home invasions, armed robberies and sexual assaults. there have been 65 homicides on the island in january alone. and this comes just days after a similar warning was issued about travel to the bahamas. this i mean, many people have planned their spring break trip.

california lawmakers first ever reparations package. it includes criminal justice reforms. property rights for black residents and, quote: food justice. there is no specific dollar amount attached to this package. those are some of your headlines. now, coming up, video shows the kansas city chiefs' party host handcuffed moments after his friends were found in his backyard. as we are learning, he checked into rehab. john walsh is coming up on this bizarre case. but, first, migrants on the move in boston. relocated from the airport now to a community rec center. and lawrence is on the ground with a city counselor at large who says constituents are calling her nonstop, but she says she is powerless to stop this happening in her state. ♪

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is. >> janice: good morning, everyone. on this eve before grand hog day. will he predict six more weeks ever winter? well, let's take a look at it right now. i want to talk about the west because they have been dealing with extreme heavy rain and look at some of the rainfall totals across coastal areas and even interior sections. and then you have got these wind gusts close to 100 miles per hour in the mountainous areas of california. and that's not it. we have another round moving in today through saturday. and look at what happens next week. holy moly, that's a lot of heavy rainfall across the southern california region which is going to mean the potential for flooding and a lot of it. i'm sure they are making a lot of you know they have got local officials making sure everyone is warned. this is going to be a big deal for california. the rest of the country looking good. a weak system across the ohio valley and a warm-up for much of the country as well if you luke it warm. all right, over to brian. >> brian: thanks so much,

janice. i know you a busy to-do list fr your family. so do we a big watch list. beginning at 8:00 every year since 1953, the president of the united states will attend the national prayer breakfast. it's been at the washington hilton since the mid 80s. going to have all the leaders there do the praying and ceremony and supposed to break out into social groups and maybe get something done. ice has been diminished under this administration. they will update everyone on their focus, their need for more agents and what they have already done this year. it's going to be a big update. where is lawrence today? he is in bawnk, finally go findt how that city is dealing with the massive increase nil legal immigration. logan airport now moved to other centers. lawrence, that's there's a lot going on in boston. >> lawrence: crazy out here, brian, after sleeping on the floor of boston international airport, the migrants are on the move. taking over this recreational center in roxbury behind me. the complex is a staple of the community for kids to play and seniors to exercise at low cost.

our next guest is not happy with the mayor as she is flooded with the calls from constituents, but she says that she is powerless and it's up to the state. joining us now is the democrat boston city council at large erin murphy. first, keisha, you know, you were just on the street and i saw your outrage. why are you outraged? >> because this place was, like i said, it's free. it was a place for our children. our children. i have four children. and it's sad, you know, i have four boys. you know, and we really don't have nothing in the community that's free for us. don't get me wrong, it's great that they want to help the immigrants, but what about the americans that are already here. what about the people that are already here that don't have homes, that don't have jobs, that are sleeping on the street already? these people came from the airport here, probably on boats, probably on buses. >> and probably all for free.

now they are getting stipends and getting what else? i need money for me and my kids and i was born here. like, you know, i know life is a struggle in itself but this is not the answer to help them now is going to destroy our community more and mess our children up more. like this is sad. i know a lot of people don't even know about this. i came here last night with my aunt, saw a lot of stateys, a lot of police, and this paper wasn't there yet. they just did this probably 2:00, #:00 in the morning when they brung them here, when everybody is asleep, that's when they brung them here probably on buses. i saw new york plates. i saw washington, d.c. plates. so they have that much money to come from washington, d.c. to do this, to do that, why are they not helping the people here first? >> lawrence: yes, ma'am. >> we need help. >> lawrence: let's talk to one of the counselors, ms. murphy,

thank you so much for joining us. when you hear the passion. >> that's what i hear in my office all the time. it is a balance. like i was telling you earlier the state owns this building so the governor has to make a decision on where to put the overflow migrants. at the same time the community needs to make sure that their services we keep their services in place. >> why would they declare boston as a sanctuary city? >> i think a lot of cities across this country, once they declare themselves a sanctuary city i'm not sure if they knew the amount of support we were going to need to give. >> lawrence: i know you are a democrat but do you think declaring cities as a sanctuary was a mistake in retrospect? >> looking back in our communities end up losing the services they need to lead full lives we may be questioning that. we need a balance to make sure the migrant families have a same place to go at the same time my concern i'm elected official here i represent the whole city and chair of public health in the last two years in homeless in and i have centered my advocacy and policy on making

sure every resident has he the resources they need. i'm hearing that seniors and kids, like efeee was just telling us her own family, right? might be disrupted. i'm making sure that the city is stepping up and connecting with all the departments so that these displaced, residents, who use this every day. >> lawrence: let's bring keisha back in here. you hear that from your counselor. what do you want done right now? >> you know, like she said, we want to help them but, at the same time, what about us that need help here? what about, you know, i'm a mother, and i have four children, you know, they need help, they need somewhere to go. they need something to do. >> lawrence: what type of activities used to be in this building? >> indicating rink, exercising. like a place for you can just go chill and stay out of trouble now we have to find other places. >> lawrence: what's going to be the consequence of this being changed to just migrants? where are those kids going to go right now? >> probably to the streets.

to the streets. where most of them are already at. you know, like when we look for help, it seems like the state and the governor and them people, they push us away. they want to turn our children to animals. they want our children to be bad and f-up. we want better for our community. but this right here is going to be a shit show and it's going to be crazy. >> lawrence: i'm sorry about that, guys. that's just the passion out here. people are upset because they don't feel like the people that are in power are representing them. >> yes. >> lawrence: we will have reaction here all morning. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> brian: she says it like it is. she is 100 percent right. no one doubts it. a real story on the ground. appreciate it. coming up governor kristi noem joins us. that will be great. plus, new video shows the kansas city chiefs party host handcuffed moments after his friends were found dead and frozen in the backyard as we are learning he has now checked into

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♪ >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. all new video showing the chief's fan who hosted that watch party at his house where three of his friends ended up dead in the backyard handcuffed and questioned after his friends

were found. a source told fox news digital after the shocking loss of three of his close friends under extremely tragic circumstances, jordan recognized that he had a problem with addiction. he immediately checked himself into rehab after vacating his home. we asked forensic pathologist dr. michael baden earlier this week what he thinks happened. watch. >> all four may have taken the same unknown -- they may not have known what was in the material they were taking. and they got confused. they passed out. one passes out indoors and sleeps it off. the others are outdoors and die of the cold. and the -- i'm sure the police already know. they were at the scene. >> ainsley: john walsh, host of america's most wanted, joins us now. good morning thank you for joining us. >> glad to be here. >> ainsley: do you think they know what is happening in the toxicology reports and they will release that later? >> absolutely. you know, i would say fentanyl

was involved. we had 107,000 people overdose and die on fentanyl last year. and 300,000 be permanently crippled or something happened to them terrible. i think that's the underlying thing. >> ainsley: when will they tell us? >> well, you know, i'm on the side of law enforcement. so, as much as we want to know in the media, and partners with them. they have to hold it to their shirt until they release it. there is no timeline. they are not working to please the press. they are working to get this story straight, find out what killed these guys and then they will get with the district attorney and decide whether, you know, what happened. who is at fault. are we going to charge somebody? i did a case last week on america's most wanted. a 17-year-old girl who went on snapchat and they have drug dealers on snapchat and they have a menu. she ordered one adderall. thee read somewhere that college kids study online. 17 studying for college exams

and they sent her the adderall and thee was dead within an hour after she took the pill. so, people don't know what they're buying. don't know how much to take add dicialt is in everything. cocaine, methamphetamine, pharmaceuticals, opioids, et cetera. these guys are just an example of going to have a party drug or something and it killed them. >> so odd though because their dads we interviewed the brother of one of them he has young children, late 30's, families are saying they didn't do drugs but, yet, of the guy who owns the house who they are friend with checked themselves into rehab did something happen? did he do something to them? his family is saying stop accusing our family member. whether a do you think happened based on all of your experience? >> well, they could have, you know, we had a case recently of west point, three guys graduating and not drug uses,

top of their class and they decide to buy some cocaine not knowing that the drug dealers are putting fentanyl in everything. two of them died and one of them is a vegetable. these are not drug users. they took what they thought was a little party drug and have some fun. >> ainsley: potency has changed dramatically. >> the cartels bring the drugs across. the gangs here that mix the drugs and dealers don't know what they are doing. sometimes they put too much fentanyl. for this little girl she was dead in an hour. she thought she was taking aderl to study for i'm profiling that drug dealer. i'm going to catch that guy. i think there is more to what we are seeing. we have to make sure case right. >> ainsley: my sister and i watched the movie about your son adam when he was kidnapped. he was kidnapped in 19811; is that right. >> july 27th, 1981. >> ainsley: he was 6 years old. i still remember scenes from that movie. there is his picture. he was so cute. you went on to start america's most wanted.

you have helped so many families just have closure. prevented so many people store after we watched that movie. now i'm a mom. you are coming back to fox nation. you have a show with your son callahan who we interview a good bit. tell us about your new show. >> i'm thrilled. did i america's most wanted for 25 years. we received an emmy for excellence in television. only walter cronkite and johnny carson got. i thought maybe it was time to hang up the spurs. but it's not time. so the fbi and the marshals and fox, my home reached out worked on america's most wanted. he works at the center for missing and exemployed children. i was asked the fbi says we are living in a lawless society. the numbers are astronomical. now we are number one in sex trafficking children from the border. number one in homicides, new

orleans is the murder capital of the world. carjackings are at all-time record. it's out of control. so, i'm thrilled to be, you know, we are saddled up. and we went on to two weeks now. lots and lots of tips. great numbers. and i think the public is fed up with this lawlessness in this country. >> definitely are. >> america's most wanted we caught 1200 guys in 45 countries. recovered 61 stranger abducted kids. now we are back, saddled back up. monday nights at 8:00. i need the eyeballs. that's how we catch people. >> ainsley: how have your family all moved on from that? >> i just have a wonderful wife. we have been married 52 years and we have other children. we said we have to remember who the real victim here is adam. make sure he didn't i d die in . now we are back trying to make the people aware of how dangerous america is becoming and what a lawless society we

have. >> >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much for being on with us and we're excited to watch this on fox nation. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thanks, john. coming up governor christie mommy is going to join us live. first, unbelievable exchange between the ceo of tiktok and senator ted cruz over children using the app. in the u.s. vs. china. we are talking about tiktok. that's next. >> there is a lot. >> there is not a difference between what kids see in china and what kids see here. >> senator, tiktok is not available in china. it's a separate experience there. ♪

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