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your whole [bleep] life. >> steve: uh-oh. >> lawrence: getting worse every week. dems on schumer picking back when he asked about if he misled americans about biden's decline. >> we didn't. let's look at president biden. he has had an amazing record. is he a patriot. >> steve: okay. thanks, chuck. and making history. one military academy cadet becomes the first to be nominated to all four service academies, extraordinary. and he shares his excitement ahead of service on this show. >> brian: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. your mornings are better with friends. get dressed. >> ainsley: we will start with a fox weather alert that effects a lot of people around our country. at least 60 million people are under winter weather warnings yesterday as massive storms bring heavy ice, heavy snow and freezing cold temperatures from the midwest all the way over

here to the east coast. >> steve: at least half a dozen states are calling for a state of emergency from kansas to the east coast as blizzard-like conditions wreak havoc from side to side. >> lawrence: more than 200,000 power outages have already been reported across the country and countless school closures have to be expected. >> brian: brandy campbell is live in louisville, kentucky. good morning, brandy. >> good morning, guys, yeah. we are kicking off this new year with the first big snow storm of the year. here in louisville, as you can see, we got some light snow coming down but we are already coated in snow. we had nine inches of it to come down yesterday and another 1 to 3 to fall today. going across the broad scope of this storm. we have had places like kansas, they already have blizzard conditions, but also crippling ice in places like missouri and ohio valley and right now, we are seeing ice or snow, i should say, in our nation's capital.

now, we want to talk about some of the main issues that people are facing. that's going to be power outages. they have already mentioned over 200,000 more specifically 260,000 customers across states from missouri to virginia dealing with those power outages and keep in mind we have very cold temperatures in those states at this time. roads, they are very tricky. especially with some locations seeing ice accumulating overnight like where we are in louisville. schools also many kids they have been out for the past two weeks due to the holidays where they are getting an extra day off. a true snow day. we have classes canceled from west of news kansas city and, of course, further east in major cities like d.c., maryland, and virginia. or states i should say. meanwhile, if you are looking to travel today, it is going to be tricky. airports, of course, dealing with issues because of the snow and ice. here in louisville, we are seeing a lot of cancellations, the worst of the flight issues

in our nation's capital, d.c., reagan international airport had already nearly 60% of their flights canceled today. this storm very tricky, dangerous for folks. we have seen a lot of accidents out here. it's not over. guys, going to send it back to you. >> steve: it is not over. brandy, thank you very much. live report from quengt. right now bring in the governor of kentucky. andy beshear joins us live. governor, i would imagine that your message to the people of kentucky in that area is just stay home today because it's going to be a mess? >> we are in the midst of a winter weather event. 6 to 8 inches of snow followed by half an inch of ice across most of kentucky. more than originally expected. a half an inch of ice can bring down tree limbs. can bring down power lines. we got about 100,000 people

without power. some may look good because we have had 2300 transportation workers out trying to clear them. that level of ice means almost every single road is icy. we need people off the roads to treat them and utility folks. it's going to get dangerously cold starting tomorrow. wind gusts that can make fixing the utility lines dangerous. so we have really got one day to try to get power back to as many kentuckians as possible before the wind chill gets down close to zero. so we have got a lot of work to do. but the good news is, we have no major injuries. thus far. we haven't had any reports that we have lost anybody thus far. for a state been through our worst tornadoes and flooding and polar plunges and tornadoes the last five years we were ready for this. thanks to your meteorologist and a lot of others, we had a lot of

press time. still, a lot of work to do and the best thing people can do is stay home, stay safe. remember those folks out treating the roads or repairing utility lines, those are americans, too. they leave their family to protect ours to try to get everything back up and running and we got look out for they're safety, too. >> ainsley: i know when something like this happens and lose electricity. sometimes it can go on for a week or o10 days after a while it can be very dangerous for certain families and for the elderly. are you getting help from other states even though 27 states right now are feeling the effects of this storm? >> one thing we do well in this country help each other in difficult times. utility workers from all over the country. prestageed in kentucky. in eastern kentucky where it can be some of the hardest to get it back up, the number of trees and the terrain. we have an entire state park filled with utility workers from other states that are already

going to work. you know, my concern out there right now is the wind gust can make putting the buckets up difficult and then if other people are out on the road, just the concern that they could slip or slide and the danger that could present to utility workers. so, if there is something positive right now about having 100,000 people without power is it's pretty spread cross the state. though some counties are hit more than others. what that means is it is multiple utilities, which means that we can have a pretty significant response. but, in each of our hard hit counties we have warming centers that are open. we are getting the word out to people. so those that lose power that have medical devices that need to run, need to be moving towards that warming center, if you don't have power up midday when we are going to probably get 1 to 3 inches more of snow, you need to be looking at that warming center. so our message is stay home, unless you don't have power. and then make sure that we get our friends and neighbors to safe places.

again, like i mentioned, we have been through a lot in kentucky. we are tough, resilient people. we also care about each other. everybody look out after your neighbor. >> brian: governor, looking at some of the stats, on average in winter kentucky gets about 8 inches of snow. buffalo that's called a wednesday. in kentucky it's kind of new. there is a way to drive in the snow and the ice. does that concern you that you don't have a lot of experience with that? >> well, certainly the snow is one challenge but a half an inch of ice anywhere is going to present really significant challenges you get to an a quarter of an inch. road challenges. starting tomorrow morning it will be so cold that the salt isn't going to work nearly as well. our challenge isn't that too many people are out on the roads because they heard the warnings. did a good job of staying safe yesterday. out on the road are moving too

fast. that can be folks coming through kentucky because we are such a logistics hub in the middle of the country. we have a lot of logistics and freight that moves through each and every day. this morning if i have a concern it's that you can see the road which gives false confidence. in other words, we have gotten the snow off but still a lot of ice, especially black ice. whether you have an icing event of this degree, you can't treat every inch of the road. so people need to expect when they're out that that road is icy and take their time. >> lawrence: governor, real quickly before we let you go, this is not the worse of the storm. do you worry people will go out and restock. i remember when i was back home for the holiday my parents we ate them out of house and home. parents have been with the kids through the 4508ds. they are probably low on food and other supplies as well. they may be trying to get out there and get more supplies do you have a shelter in place or

can people still get stuff if they need it. >> they can get out and get things they need i would say just be careful. we have one more day today that we need the roads as clear as we can for the safety of workers out there and get the roads in the best shape we can especially starting tomorrow morning people can get safely to the groceries. now i have two teenagers so i understand the being eaten out of house and home. but i know we can make it one more day and everybody out there that can. tomorrow should be a lot better. >> steve: just stay home and watch cable and of course my favorite channel is this one you are watching because you are on it right now. >> ainsley: thank you. governor. we wish your state the best. three major airports in kentucky and last night all of the flights were canceled except for one flight. >> lawrence: praying for them. >> steve: the snow is beautiful. as he made clear it is so dangerous with that ice

underneath. president biden is set to visit victims of the bourbon street tay attack later today is flying to new orleans. >> ainsley: senior correspondent jacqui heinrich at the white house for us. good morning, jacqui. >> jacqui: good morning to you guys. president biden spoke to reporters in the east room last night. he gave a preview of the message he will be sharing with the victim's families and the trip today to new orleans, it's a familiar one that we have heard him share after previous tragedies about the need to hold on to each other during times of grief. he also gave an update on the investigation into that attack. he was also asked whether he still believes that white supremacy is the greatest threat to the homeland following criticism that he has down played the isis threat throughout his presidency? long story short he said yes, at the center of any supremacy is a threat to the united states. he also ended up saying this: >> the only thing my being a old

press i have met more leaders than anyone have you met in your whole life. >> jacqui: quite an answer. followed a medal of freedom ceremony bestowing medal of honor on recipients billionaire donor george soros. and on the eve of the election certification, he also repeated the message that we heard throughout his failed campaign. >> i think what he did was a genuine threat to democracy. i'm hopeful we're beyond that. >> jacqui: this morning biden op-ed remember the events of four years ago writing the election will be certified peacefully. i have invited the incoming president to the white house on the morning of january 20th. i will be present for his inauguration that afternoon. on this day, we cannot forget this is what we owe to those who founded this nation. those who fought and died for it. commit to remembering january 6th, 2021 every year. today the president will be in new orleans when the election is certified and kamala harris

presides over her own loss to donald trump, guys. >> steve: jacqui, phil, joe biden put a quarter in the cuss jar, just saying. i see that apparently he told nbc news, somebody told nbc news is he going to give two speeches one a foreign policy speech when he comes back from italy in a week or so and the other is a farewell address to the nation. look at all this stuff i got accomplished. i didn't see anything about a press conference. is he trying to get out without talking to you guys? >> jacqui: yeah. insulting to reporters on the way out the door telling us that we don't, you know, know anyone important except for him. we love to talk to him. [laughter] and we should talk about that. he did not do a year-end press conference. we don't have anything on the books as far as a presser before the end of his term. it is something that we continue to push for and we're hopeful will happen, but it has been a

long while, in fact, i can't even recall the last time he took questions from everybody. he has never, by the way, called on fox during a press conference. we have shouted questions to him but he has never actually stopped to call on this network which tells you a little bit about, you know, just his fear of taking questions that can be difficult. steve but fair. >> brian: great job on "fox news sunday." >> jacqui: thank you. >> brian: appreciate it. >> jacqui: thank you. >> brian: get out of the snow. he is roading a lot of his defenders. chuck schumer doesn't do many interviews either. he was on and asked about could joe biden have served another four years. he says it doesn't matter it's hypothetical. he also said this. >> i want to play you a little bit of something you said last year. take a look. >> i talk to president biden, you know, regularly. oft several times in a week or

usually several times in a week. his mental acuity is great, it's fine. it's as good as it has been over the years. all this right wing propaganda his mental acuity has declined is wrong? >> >> senator schumer what do you say to americans who say that you and other top democrats misled them about president biden's mental acuity? >> look, we didn't. let's look -- let's look at president biden. he has had an amazing record when he stepped down. he did it on his own because he thought it was better not only for the democratic party for america we should all salute him. >> brian: no one believes that. >> lawrence: no one believes it. and look at the president even tthe outburst to the president when he talks about world leaders. >> ainsley: he should know more world leaders than anybody. >> lawrence: part of his job. the anger. >> ainsley: the g.d. word. i don't like that. >> lawrence: it's the thing that we have all seen with people that we love that have gone

through this period of time in their life. >> ainsley: right. >> lawrence: the fact that no one in his inner circle, his wife. the children will say, dad, it's time to hang it up, and they were prepared to let him be president for another four years. i just -- it speaks to the power hungriness in washington. it's so sad to witness what we are seeing of a president -- he still has nuclear codes. >> steve: kristen welker asked a great question. set up with schumer's own words. the reason he was dismissive of her premise because she was right. they, the people who protected joe biden want cognitive decline have been caught. that's why it's so curious if the guy is on -- you know, way out. he is spinning out of control. he is just not the guy he was four years ago. why is he still president? why didn't they, you know, invoke the 25th amendment months ago? >> lawrence: should have.

>> steve: years ago will kamala harris would be president. >> brian: she wouldn't have beat trump. >> steve: 25th amendment had they replaced him. they have all been caught. everybody in democrat world, has got a lot of explaining to do and they will have to in the next year. >> ainsley: do they not love this country more than that know. i mean to lie to us and tell us he is fine. going to prop him up like weekend at bernie's and make us believe he was in the game and in the party? i mean, it's just -- it's not fair to the american people, it's not fair to the soldiers whose lives are on the line when he is the commander-in-chief. >> brian: by the way on afghanistan, that was solely his decision. jake sullivan saying i feel bad. resign because i was unable to execute the president's decision. blinken wasn't his idea although he says he has no regret. it was his sole decision to have the worst catastrophe in american military history. jonathan martin network anchor and commentator why don't one of the peoples that watt chief of

staff for kamala harris yesterday symone sanders came out and said he is fine. people should defend him better. and jonathan martin said it's not worth defending. every turn over the last year and a half he has taken the path most indulging by himself, running, pardoning his son and some of his choices in medal of freedom. wow, you would have never gotten that a year ago. a couple weeks ago, he was asked about getting hostages out. he came back and said do you think you can keep from getting hit in the head with a camera behind you? what does that mean? the answer was a non sequitur. he was not even asked about that. >> lawrence: i give very little credit people talking about this now. according to the crafting cabinet meeting so he didn't have to answer questions. now they want to talk about it after he has lost it's way too

late to be talking about this. terrible. >> steve: it will be curious to see how he explains the withdrawal from afghanistan if it's all about foreign policy. here's the thing. bhe gave an interview a week ago while we were on vacation and he feels in his heart of hearts. >> lawrence: he would have won. >> steve: he would have beaten donald trump had he not been stabbed in the back by nancy pelosi and all the other democrats but then again, it's just one of those things. >> brian: keeps going at nancy pelosi. she is going to come out and say by the way you are mentally failing and going to get even uglier. how little he actually did and how many 2 # years old liberal lefties running around running the country. >> steve: the democrats who hid his cognitive decline don't have a little egg on their face they have a whole omelet. >> ainsley: it wasn't the only thing they lied about. remember the border was secure? hand it over to carley for more

headlines. >> carley: news on one of our former presidents. jimmy carter's home state of georgia to pay their respects before he makes a final trip to washington, d.c. tomorrow morning. president carter's casket lies in repose at the carter center following a rolling tribute over the weekend that began near his hometown and paused near the atlanta capital building whose halls carter once walked as governor. a detroit police officer was killed in a hit and run crash while heading home from work yesterday. and the suspect is still on the loose. according to eyewitnesses, a white van turned directly in front of officer cameron richardson's jeep wrangler. when police arrived they found the jeep had rolled over in the crash. investigators have identified a person of interest but have not been able to locate him yet. absolute tragedy there. god bless him and his family. fdny unicon guess toll will hurt

response times. firefighters are not exempt while using their personal cars. >> unfortunately now their personal vehicles which once backfilled the staffing need of the department are no longer available. in order to drop a member off or pick them up only takes them further away from their routine response that will increase response times that will increase life-saving issues. >> carley: very interesting. congestion pricing went into effect in the city yesterday. transportation officials are project -- will project it will reduce the amount of cars entering the congestion zone by at least 13%. now to new jersey where teachers are no longer required to take a basic reading, writing and math skills test to teaching in public schools. new law got the seal of approval from governor phil murphy and went into effect at the start of the new year in an effort to combat teacher shortages. the effort has been backed by new jersey democrats like state senator jim beach who says,

quote. we need more teachers. this is the best way to get them. those are your headlines, guys. he says it's the best way to cut the test taking. >> steve: you are from new jersey. they have lowered the standard. the teachers don't have to take a math and reading test. >> carley: hopefully they know basic math and reading. >> lawrence: what can go wrong the kids already can't read and write and now the teachers. >> brian: don't feel bad kids, i can't read. >> lawrence: we are so done. >> ainsley: teachers are making the kids take the test. they have to know how to do the math and read but teachers don't have to? how are they going to teach our kids? >> steve: probably an app. for that. >> brian: kids i know you can't read. that's why we have audit dibleg -- audio books. a subscription. have people read to you state ahead, hours from now congress is set to certify donald trump's election win. the g.o.p. is ready to jump start his agenda. >> ainsley: incoming press

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climate legacy with a last-ditch effort permanently banning offshore drilling in most u.s. waters. incoming white house press secretary karoline leavitt joins us right now. karoline, good morning to you. >> good morning. good to see you, steve. >> it's good to see you, so on the way out, in his last two weeks, what is he trying to do is trying to slow down donald trump isn't he? >> this is a grateful city by the biden administration because we all know joe biden doesn't know what is going on. this isn't his. this is radical left environmental extremist in his administration who don't care about what is in the best interest of the american people. the american people who just reelected president trump with a resounding mandate to drill, baby, drill. this decision, behind it is attack political revenge on the american people and on president trump to try to slow down his

administration and make it harder to implement the agenda that he campaigned on. but the good news is, president trump is going to get to work day one, his administration look at how can rescind this radical order and expedite permits interest for drilling and fracking to bring down the cost of living and energy in country. that's what he campaigned on and the american people can expect president trump to deliver on that promise. he will not be deterred. >> steve: here's thing, karoline. apparently a lot of these lands talking about east coast and west coast gulf coast. a lot of these areas refiner haven't had any interest in developing anyway. nonetheless, it's symbolic. i know it's going to be challenge thed. for him to do last two weeks rather than first two weeks speaks volumes. >> it does. as i said this, is the biden administration simply tying to throw a sucker punch at president trump on joe biden's way out the door.

but this is going to be joe biden's legacy. not doing what is in the best interest for the american people to bring down the cost of living and inflation robbing them of hard earned paychecks every week. no, it's about throwing stones at those who don't believe in ideology. anti-trump. that's all going to change on january 20th, that's for sure. >> steve: that's exactly two weeks from today. today january 6th. this is the day when according to our laws they have got to certify the presidential election. what is throwing kind of a monkey wrench into things, it's a snow day in washington. and the federal government, technically is closed. the schools are closed. but republican lords said hey, members of congress, who are republicans, make sure you stay in town over the weekend and most of them did. democrats left town. but, nonetheless, it sounds like there will be enough republicans in the capital today to certify the election.

>> yes, indeed. they must do so. because president trump received a resounding mandate on novembe. 312 electoral votes. and won the popular vote. american people want him to get to work three two weeks from to. congress needs to get to work to start drafting a big beautiful bill that needs to make its way to president trump's desk as soon as possible. make one package to make america safe and wealthy again. border security measures, more funding for border patrol and ice, so they can hire more people to help implement the mass deportations that president trump promised and american people elected him to implement. this package also needs to include critical tax relief. exsecond the tax cuts and add president trump's signature campaign promise to end taxes on tips. republicans need to get tough and smart. stick together and send this bill to the resolute desk. president trump will be there to sign in a couple of weeks.

>> steve: karoline, one more question, brought up something that was brand new news last night. that is president trump has thrown his wheat behind this idea of just one big beautiful bill by memorial day. i know there are a lot of top republicans who have said it's got to be two bills. you want to get border and you want to get energy done real fast but taxes are going to take it months to argue about that and figure that out. so, what happened? why did they change their mind? >> well, president trump is the leader of the republican party. he has officially weighed in on this as of last night. he wants one bill. and republicans need to get it done. we must stand strong together. the american people just reelected president trump again with a resounding mandate to implement these promises that he made to them. they are needing critical relief both the form of border security to end the invasion of illegal immigrants that we have seen at the southern border over the past four years. they wanted mass deportations that's why congress needs to

provide that critical funding for border patrol. simultaneously, tax relief is just as high as a priority. president trump campaigned on that as well. one bill to president trump's desk. that's what he wants. republicans need to get it done. >> steve: okay, indeed. karoline, thank you for joining us today from down in florida where it is much warmer than it is here in the northeast. >> good to see you, steve. thanks. >> steve: good to see. all right. meanwhile, winter weather won't slow down the certification as the i-95 corridor braces from impact from the massive storm walloping much of the country. 64 million americans right now are in the storm's path. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. what we just saw jacqui heinrich at the white house. it's so beautiful but so dangerous. >> absolutely. you know what happens in d.c. with just a little bit of snow. that city just shuts down. we knew in advance this was going to be a particularly potentially dangerous storm system. the snowfall totals in kansas where our friend steve loose doocy is from really

unbelievable. 18 inches plus. the snow is continuing to move westward and we are now seeing the potential for not only snow but ice in and around richmond, toward norfolk and roanoke and that's the dangerous part of this. you can't be on the roadways when you have got ice. there is the live radar and current conditions sleep right now. delay at the airport. certainly throughout the morning and afternoon. continue to keep you up to date on this. keep going up as it moves towards heavily populated areas like the washington, d.c. area. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. of course, steve, over to you. >> steve: you mentioned my beloved kansas. talking to my sister she says she has never seen as much snow in central kansas. >> janice: for some people it's a lifetime event. certainly. >> steve: janice, thank you very much for the warning about the

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more insight into shamsud-din jabbar's actions leading up to wednesday's attack. authorities say jabbar made at least two trips to new orleans in the months leading up to the attack the fbi says by using meta smart glasses jabbar recorded himself biking through the french quarter during this trip fbi also said he had video recording glasses on during wednesday's attack but they were not activated. here is he with those meta glasses. authorities are trying to figure out how this texas born army vet turned radical and inspired by the islamic state. the fbi also shared videos of jabbar placing ieds around bourbon street. he placed one explosive in a cooler 1:53 a.m. jabbar dropped off the second ied around 2:20 a.m. unless than an hour before the truck attack. >> the devices did have receivers attached to them with

explosive material. a transmitter recovered inside of jabbar's vehicle. we believe that the transmitter would have function and would have worked but for new orleans p.d. putting him down before he could get access to transmitter and set off the devices authorities are also looking into trips jabbar made to egypt and canada in 2023. they say that right now there are no other suspects but they are looking into potential associates here in the u.s. and abroad meanwhile all 14 victims are identified. their ages range from 18 to 63. but, most are in their 20's. ainsley? >> ainsley: just tragic. madison, thank you so much for the details. and can you join fox in supporting the love one louisiana foundation to help victims of the new orleans terror attack. your donation will assist with the funeral experience expenses, medical bills and rehab costs and. more. to donate go to the fox forward

slash nola or scan the qr code there on your screen. all right, brian, over to you. >> brian: change gears but keep talking about crime. nypd arresting a man accused of at least two stabbings on the subway last week. jamar banks facing assault and weapons charges stabbing mta employee on thursday and another man on new year's day. learning the man has been arrested drum roll, please, 87 times. joining us now the founder of the guardian angels. you have been in the subways since 1979, now you and your team are back there what brought you back there in cases like that? >> it's never been worse, brian. we have a combination where when you descend into the subway. it's a combination of inferno, clockwork orange and jack nickel son in the shining. one flew over the cuckoo's nest. this guy you are talking about, 87 priors not hard to find.

>> living in the subway. he lives on two lines, only a creature of habit, rides the 2 and 5 train with a knife in his hand. the cops lock him up. d.a. brag, you know his name, cuts him loose time and time again. is he a threat to everybody in that subway system. then they put out an all points bullet. this man is extremely dangerous. let me tell you something, everyone is in danger on the subway. look at that woman who has turned into a human torch. >> from new jersey? >> cheerleader, all-american girl. the jersey girl. steve, when i'm dealing with the homeless and emotionally disturbed which is what we guardian angels do because they are forgotten people they are americans. migrants put up in hotels, americans they allow to sit in their squalor ride around and around. we don't help them. when we talk to them we find out they are people just like you and me who just had a hard time and now they are forced to live on the subway. our officials, our governor and

our mayor do nothing. >> brian: not only that they are bragging, governor cut a video showing how great it is on the subway. bragging cameras on the subway. god good video the assaults as they happen and do nothing. >> brian: nypd can't staff an academy like they used to. >> right. >> brian: we don't have enough cops on the subway. all related to the fact they are not backed up by the mayor and governor no qualified immunity. get sued put your hands on anyone. cameras trying to get. >> you imagine you are a cop. toughest job in america and new york city because you can't do anything. you find out instead of putting a billion dollars back into your budget, which they took out when de blasio was the mayor. and they were dancing the horror. they gave $5 billion to illegal aliens.

$5 billion they gave nothing to the cops. being recruit from all over the country. offering you a much better pay scale. they treat you better and let you be a cop. we have flight not just of people in new york city and new york state but desperately needed cops. put the cops back in the subway you won't need guardian angels and stop fare e. >> brian: pay coming out of your pocket. they want to forbes people into the subways to get them off the streets that is where the crime is happening they can't curtail. >> give everybody in the subway bullet proof vest and have them individual police officer like eric adams the mayor has 12 with him, armed cops, like kathy hochul has 12 state superintendents. these politicians are delusional.

they will tell you, brian, it's your per sense of crime. perception -- what -- boom, slap in the face to everyone who has got to take the subway and pay their taxes. >> brian: back in the subways, been there on and off than needed since 1979. worse than ever before. d.a. backed up by george soros given a medal of freedom award over the weekend. thank you so much, curtis great to see you wabc. >> my pleasure, brian. >> brian: fox weather alert. morning commutes and chaos. thousands waking up without power. we are tracking the monster storm as it hits the mid-atlantic and nfl playoffs are set wild card weekend ahead as we march toward the super bowl, only on fox. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> lawrence: so the nfl playoffs are set with the kansas city chiefs and the detroit lions, both securing number one seeds as wild card games are set for this week. >> brian: do you know who didn't need lawrence to read that? the guy we are about to bring on. here to break down all the action is the co-host of breakfast ball on fox sports 1.

is he just a few blocks away from us craig carton. i realize the regular season is over. right? how do you feel about playoffs? are you tingling? are you excited? >> let me first just check to see if my new york jets made it no they didn't. yet again. longest active streak without getting into the post season. there is a couple matchups that we're all interested in. the first one is green bay packers against the philadelphia eagles, they played back in brazil to start the nfl season off. >> the east may or may not be without starting quarterback jaylen hurts, that's intriguing one. one most focused on is my vote for mvp. large jackson not joshua allen know saquon barclay. lamar action jackson. the baltimore ravens said here is why. everyone is talking about lamar as being a great regular season quarterback. well now he has got to play the pittsburgh steelers for the third time this year in the first round of the playoffs.

and he has a losing record. against pittsburgh. so, i got keen eyes on that matchup. >> steve: take a look at the afc team first up my kansas city chiefs number one they got a buy. three ravens vs. 6 three steelers texans versus the number 5 chargers. craig, can you explain why kansas city wound up not scoring a single point yesterday? >> yeah, because they didn't play anybody. they went to the local high school and said why don't you kids come out here and play a football game so we can rest everybody. the danger in that they effectively won't play a football game for three weeks. because they didn't play yesterday. they have the bye obviously. the only question is rust is that a real thing for professional athletes. but don't sleep on the jim

harbaugh chargers. that's going to be an interesting game in houston. craig craig what about the patriots coach being fired after year what were your thoughts? >> yeah, i find it interesting that everyone is so upset that the toronto mayor didn't get one more than one year that hasn't happened since 1990 with a guy you never heard of him named rod russ. the flip side why did he deserve to come back? flight four win team and won their first of the year do the math on that. a brutal season. and when you look at what happened in denver. with another rookie quarterback in beau knicks if they are in the playoffs. i'm a patriot fan. and i spent a quarter of a century watching greatness at quarterback and greatness on the sideline with bill belichick. it was time to go -- >> brian: fox sports 1 greatness can greg carton. you like that i'm sure. >> ainsley: thanks.

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