blunder. $1.28 billion with a b and they are concerned, thad rose's head ahead of w.h.o. we need health equity. that i s the main focus too. what does that mean? >> it the w.h.o. a global money pit is wha t it is.we we had plenty of capabilities at the cdc. our health care is not influenced at all by the w.h.o. of the united states. >> laura: no, it is absolutely insane. dr. mccullough, i haven't seen you in a long time t.k yoit was great to see you. thank you for what you've done on the subject. that is it for us tonight. remember to follow me. get on the instagram. all the hijinks and adventures of the inauguration >> todd: goodbye dei. president trump giving federal government until 5:00 p.m. today

to place all dei employees on administrative leave. >> carley: he may be saying goodbye to dei and hello to ai, linking up with major tech titans on plan to invest in ai infrastructure in the u.s. more on stargate coming up. >> todd: busy first full day. buckle up. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. a deadly southern snow storm is reeking havoc on the gulf coast. areas that have never seen show are buried in up to a foot of the white stuff. >> todd: we have a full report. go to brooke singman for the latest on trump's dei deadline. >> brooke: president trump's administration is quickly making move on promises he made during the campaign. executive order that all dei

offices must close by 5:00 p.m. today and staff musting put on paid leave, this enforces long-standing federal statute and advances constitution promise of color blind equality before the law. this is the most important civil rights measure in decades. by end of the day today, all department and agency heads must notify employees of the closure and that they are being placed on paid leave. any dei related training cancelled and any dei contr contr contractors must be terminated. fcc said commission will end dei initiatives and fcc will eliminate it from plans and budget and get rid of dei advisory group and task force

and rescind commission on dei equity action and curb analysis in economic reports. carr will join "fox and friends" to discuss his decision to end these practices. the deadline approaches less than 12 hours from now. >> todd: get going. senate confurthermoration hearing set for russell voshg ight. >> carley: and president is securing major investments. lucas tomlinson has more. >> lucas: in his inauguration address president trump said golden age begins now. that began last night to tune of half a million dollars. >> president trump: these technology giants are announc ag stargate, that will invest 500

billion in ai infrastructure in united states and very quickly moving rapidly creating over 100,000 american jobs almost immediately. >> lucas: soft bank, openai and oracle say this disease could help cure diseases. here is softbank chairman and ceo. >> for better humanity of our future, we need to invest into the project. we cannot do it with small money. we have to do big investment for the good of humanity. >> lucas: and ramping up efforts to confirm the refrt of the nominees. russell jon voight voight will appear today. and kash patel is expected next wednesday, to coincide pam bondi

as attorney general. on the legislative front senate passed laken riley act on monday to mandate detention of illegal aliens charged with crimes. that bill will go to the house which passed a similar bill earlier this week. that vote could pass today and be on president's desk soon. >> carley: -- steve from the heritage foundation. this big announcement yesterday has to do with ai infrastructure and data centers being built in this country. things that are tricky to understand. practically speaking, what does this mean for our future? >> it is a tremendously large investment in america winning the future. we've had talk in washington and elsewhere over recent years

about strategic competition from china, supply chain dependency and competing in these areas. you have to have energy and secure supply chains to run these things and for america to be leading high-tech manufacturing export economy of the world, that has to come together and it takes more than a little investment. unlike chips act and other things before, this will stimulate development in that base infrastructure necessary for industries to thrive. it will attract investment in manufacturing and back to the united states. if i'm xi i have a shiver. >> todd: this is existential, especially when it comes to xi jin jinping. sam atman praised the deal last

night with bret, listen. >> this is united states of americas, wouldn't have been obvious this was possible with a different president. this is great for america and the whole wo world. >> todd: from removing regulatory barriers to funding, why did it take donald trump in 48, 36 hours to make this happen when ai is so important to our the future? where has government mean for last four plus years? >> i fear they have been slumbering in the old bet that globalization was going to be efficient way of meeting the future needs. donald trump organized campaigns that we need to get serious about manufacturing and supply things here. our allies want this, too.

should not are fob gotten if ai and other technologies are under control of china, where they have no ethics, no value for human dignity and limited resources, highest surveillance state in the world, we need responsible stake holders working together that value ethics and genuine information. i think this is tremendous down payment on that renewal that president trump was talking about. >> carley: russian president vladamir putin and xi jinping spoke on tuesday after donald trump was sworn in, a video call that lasted an hour and a half. it was certainly chummy. xi jinping told vladamir putin, this year i am ready to elevate chines chinese-russian relationships to a new level by resilience of chinese and russian relations. our adversaries will react to

change in leadership and this is how. how does donald trump respond to this elevated partnership? >> president trump says he intens to open dialogue with each leader. he will take temperature of things that matter to him, united states and new american agenda. priority in engaging russia is what keith kellogg, special enavoid, is charged with doing, ending killing in ukraine and trying to come up with stable peace on europe's eastern flank. should he succeed with president trump that changes calculus for china. xi jinping thinks he has a best bro, to build a coalition to counter the united states. i don't like their odds if donald trump remains on this run of big push orders to get america right. >> carley: steve yates, thank you. we appreciate your insight.

thank you. to a fox news alert. border patrol agent killed in northern vermont on monday has been identified as david chris m mayland. we are learning one of the suspects is a german national in the u.s. on a legal visa, he was shot and killed at the scene, the other suspect kill -- shot at the scene. so much more real when you see their faces. also this. democrat attorneys gentlemen of the juries in 22 states suing to block birth right citizenship. >> the plain language of the constitution is clear. and this order is plainly unconstitutional. >> todd: four republican attorneys general trying to stop from counting illegals in the

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reeking havoc on several southern states including texas, florida and louisiana, some areas getting record 5 to 12 inches of snow. >> todd: florida seeing largest snowfall in state history, shutting down a stretch of i-10. >> carley: snow on the beach in florida and houston. look at that. snow storm having majority or disoccupantion at airports with cancellations and delays. janice dean is here with the forecast. this is a fis. >> janice: i couldn't believe my eyes yesterday. yes, they get snow across the south, not close to a foot in areas that typically see snow. there are awesome pictures of people enjoying the snow on the beach. i am concerned there is not a lot of snow removal equipment in

the area and temperatures will be below freezing for next couple days. that radar is historic, more is expected along the coast of georgia and north carolina. snowfall totals are unbelievable. foot of snow in louisiana. record breaking all-time snowiest days in mobile, alabama yesterday. milton, florida, eight inches of snow. unbelievable. that is a record for the region. this is just a sample. more snow in florida than new york city. hello. unbelievable. it is unbelievable. but here is the concern. temperatures will be below freezing next several days, all that snow will be on the ground. hopefully there won't be power outages, these areas don't have snow removal equipment. we have fire danger in southern

california, couple of wildfires broke out near san diego yesterday, not contained, that is another story we'll be following. tomorrow a better day, still concerning. >> carley: it is wild. >> janice: amazing to be alive today and be able to report on an unbelievable snow event across the gulf. >> todd: i can't believe they have more than new york city andy we have gotten snow this year. >> janice: pinch me. >> todd: hr would get mad. >> janice: i'll pinch myself. >> todd: louisiana attorney general liz murrill. if this happened in northeast, we would be in trouble, take days off school, work might be cancelled, but we have infrastructure to deal with it. what are you folks doing to get out from under this, you don't have plows, salts and the like. >> no, we really don't. we tell everybody to stay home,

cook gumbo, get ready for a long stay. we don't want people out on the road. >> todd: be careful in something like this, as to how long your state gets back up and running in this gulf coast region? >> it will be a few days, all the interstates have to close down. bridges ice over, it takes time to clear it off and make sure it is safe for people. stay home, build a snowman, cook gumbo, don't drive, stay home. >> todd: i love the gumbo argument, i saw people playing hockey in the middle of new orleans. 22 states are fighting president trump's executive order on. here are democrats claiming this is violation of the law. >> here is the rule, in the 14th amendment, everyone born here is

a citizen, period, full stop. idea a president would seek to undermine the constitution with executive order is an assault on the basic idea that we live under the rule of law. >> plain language of the constitution is clear and this order is plainly unconstitutional. >> todd: plainly unconstitutional, period, full stop. the language is powerful. what is legal argument in favor of support of trump and against these democrat ag's? >> well, i think there's a significant conversation that we need to be having about any policy that encourages people to come to this country for sole purpose of having a baby and obtaining citizenship in our country. under jurisdiction of is language we're talking about in the constitution. but again, i think president trump is prompting an important conversation we need to have about this policy and it does

need to be interpreted by the court and that is okay, we can have that conversation in the court if we need to. >> todd: incentivizing this migration to the country and not an incentive we want to create. stay tuned. you, along with three other attorneys general suing to block illegal immigrants from the census count. how many seats are we talking about here? >> well, collectively not sure how many we stand to lose. i know that louisiana has gone from seven to six over the last few years and now we stand to lose another one and we believe it is wrong to count people who are not legally present in our country for reapportionment. that goes to the heart of our representation in congress and it really does deny us the representation we're entitled to, this is an important

lawsuit. >> todd: if your suit is successful, do we have to wait until the 2030 census or can this happen sooner? >> getting something through the court takes time, it is not too early to do that, feels like it is, census starts two years out and we had a lot of litigation last time. we want enough time to get this issue resolved. >> todd: now is the time to strike when this conversation is at such a fever pitch in our country, people focusing on the issue of illegal migration. striking while the iron is hot. ag murrill, we appreciate your time. fox news alert. multiple people injured in terror stabbing in israel by a moroccan national that held a u.s. green card. >> carley: trey yingst has details. >> trey: good morning. overnight, four israelis were

stabbed in a busy part of tel aviv, the attacker approached a wine bar and started stabbing before being chased byustanders and killed. we are learning more about the man, a u.s. green card holder from morocco. he was briefly detained at the airport in tel aviv, he was living in the united states before this. this is the second stabbing attack in the city over three days. israel's chief of staff is resigning over failure that led to the october 7 attack. he submitted his resignation yesterday and will go into effect on march 6th. he was thanked for his service and there will be a replacement in the days ahead. israeli forces are considtinuin there is concern this could affect the ongoing ceasefire

agreement that is supposed to lead to release of more hostages this weekend. >> carley: trey yingst live in tel aviv. thank you so much. here is something you don't say everyday. a woke bishop unleashing a wild lecture during the national prayer service on president trump's first full day back in office. listen to this. >> there are gay, lesbian and transgender children in democratic, republican and independent families. some who fear for their lives. >> todd: just to be clear, that was inside of a church. joe concha unpacks all of that next.

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independent families. some who fear for their lives. and the people, the people who pick our crops and clean our office buildings, they may not be citizens or have the proper documentation but the vast majority of immigrants are not criminals. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. the responded saying the so-called bishop who spoke on tuesday morning was a radical left trump hater and she brought her church into the world of politics in a very ungracious way. first time being attacked at church. >> joe: fact check true to what he had to sit through along with j.d. vance and their spouses. i did get a kick out of the

illegal immigrants are the ones who clean our toilets, that sounds pretty -- something to me. look, i guess i picked wrong week to stop sniffing glue. this woke bishop advocated for open borders, trans rights, it was jarring to right. talk about biological men competing with biological women, 80 oppose and 20 for. she was advocating for open borders. we just had an election where vast majority of american people said, we don't want that anymore. we zoo what it is doing. donald trump was right to say what he said, it was the way he said it, did not overreact and said what had to be said, i think many are with the president on this one and

against this woke bishop. >> todd: what a stark contrast from lorenzo sewell. his prayer for our nation had me wanting to run through a wall for our country. it inspired everybody and we've had him on the show, i don't know what party he is, that topic did not come up, what came up was his commitment to faith and bringing faith to the people of our country and he did that on monday and yet tuesday we get this. move on, politico editor-in-chief says it is time to admit that trump is a great president, those words came out of politico. he is someone with ability to perceive opportunities that most politicians do not and forge connections with large swaths of people no contemporary can match. in other words, he is a force of

history. carley, check my notes on this, this was in politico, joe? what is going on here? >> joe: yeah. politico not exactly a bastian for conservative sentiment or nice things to say about republicans in general. to see that, it was candid and you have to appreciate that. when you look at polls and see that 6-10 americans believe this president will be successful, another 6-10 believe things will get better over four years and believe things were worse over the previous four years. donald trump in winning popular vote, swing state, hold house, win back senate, 48 of 50 states more red than blue, that is a force of nature that can do that in a world where you have lawfare, two assassination attempts, two impeachments and hoflile media.

donald trump overcame that and got over the hurdles, it is the greatest comeback ever. >> carley: from politico to snoop dogg, he performed at a cryptocurrency inauguration event and one lady of "the view," who still calls herself a republican, not happy about it. listen to what she has to say. >> the thing that was spotlighting snoop is because of th things snoop dogg said in 2017. look, if you oppose and stood up against trump in 2017, but you were there now applauding him like a trained seal, donald trump has not changed, you have changed. >> carley: you have thoughts on this, what are they? >> joe: i guess bill gates and jeff bezos and business leaders against trump in 2017 and now

support him and his policies and optimism for the country, i guess they are trained seals, too. classic hollywood hypocrisy. rappers in this case can only perform for one party and not the other? that hypocrisy was there to see in broad day light on "the view" must-see tv if you like seeing people lose their mind on television, that is your place to go for the foreseeable future. >> todd: the show that likes to call everything racist, this struck me as racist. you have seen backlash for folks like nelly, he was born on an army base, i will support the president and perform whether it is obama, biden, trump, it does not matter. i think that is attitude you need to have to move our country

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>> todd: president trump laying out his agenda for plans on tariffs on china, mexico and china. >> carle cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: now he said and this is president trump, february 1, listen to his statement here. >> we're talking about a tariff of 10% on china based on fact

they are sending fentanyl to mexico and canada. probably february 1 is date we're looking at. for mexico and china talking about approximately 25%. >> cheryl: so the "wall street journal" putting out article talking about how trump is pushing for early renegotiation of the deal with china. companies are putting together war rooms, the journal is talking about it this morning, to figure out how to handle tariffs. 3m, post-it notes, they said we are exporting moreoverseas than importing, half is coming from canada and mexico, they need to know how to handle this. the president said february 1 we're talking about it, peter na

navarro said there is time that will be needed to implement these. is this really a threat, negotiating tool or going to be put down in paper? for business communities for wall street, we need it in writing on the page from the white house. there is difference in what business groups are seeing. >> todd: you can't be predictablen this the other country knowing how to respond. next story could be story that dein foos our lifetime and ana, talking stargate. >> cheryl: stargate, props for you talking about the energy component, this issen mooingful. you have to have energy for data centers. smart money on wall street, they have been investing in data centers overseas, they power ai.

you want these facilities in the united states, not other countries and you don't want china to get ahead of the united states when it comes to ai technology. they are going to try to steal it. it is 500 billion investment, called stargate, this is oracle chairman larry ellison. he appears happy. >> under construction in texas already and turning them over to sam to start training their next model. the data center we built, largest computer ever built, it -- >> very big. surpass it and be largest computer ever built, which enables ai, allowing personalized medicine. this will touch all of us. >> cheryl: the fact you will have covid-19, if we would have

had ai that could quickly identify ai, and he talked about that last night, we could have stopped it. ai can be, especially in medicine and healthcare, that is where buzz is, cancer prevention and cancer vaccine, that is positive of ai. and todd and i have talked about fear of ai and i get what you say, there are too many good things, to have it in control in our country is the best. >> carley: there are fears and concerns, some country will do it. >> todd: it better be us. >> carley: that is right, don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria. speaking of energy and one reason president trump is opening energy spigget like he did during his first term. >> president trump: i will declare national energy emergency, we will drill, baby, drill. we will bring prices down. fill our strategy reserves up to

the top and export american energy all over the world. >> carley: former texas governor rick perry was energy secretary under trump and joins me now. governor, it is great to see you. there were a lot of executive orders trump signed regarding energy and his first day in office. which one stands out to you most that could be most beneficial in becoming energy dominant once again? >> the one that hit me, will have quickest effect, get rid lng pause biden put into place. not only to u.s. producers and those running export facilities out of the gulf coast is to our allies. you can count on the united states to deliver energy. the folks in ukraine, europe,

those folks are having to rely on russian gas instead of u.s. gas, that one caught my attention as much as anything. the other thing, send message of across the board energy. talk about black gold, think about our atomic gold, as well. that is what our small modular reactors and message he sent on nuclear energy, running ai facilities, in your previous section, all that, whether p peeker plants from lng driven facility to run data centers or small modular reactors, the future is in energy and you have to have it and have a lot of it and america need to be the place it is. >> carley: governor, you also have the president, he just, the ev mandates, joe biden said 50% of new cars have to be electric

by 2033 and you can have whatever appliance you want, do you think that is a good idea. >> absolutely, american public are good at making decisions, we don't take well to the government coming in and saying you have to have this type of toilet or light bulb or car. we'll figure it out and do a good job taking care of the environment. when you have american lng out there displacing dirty burning coal, that is what is impacting environment in a positive way. not only is the president making right decisions for the consumer and developer of energy in america, they are making good decisions for the environment. >> >> carley: president talked about the american economy being

tied to energy industry, given how things are going so far, do you think that will be possible? >> well, it will be. listen, the issue here some people go, it is going to drive down our energy ability to make money and you're going to see less of it and my answer to that, open up new markets, put american energy all over the world and there will be demand, cost of drilling hopefully we can drive down because of regulations. opening up new markets and giving us places to sell this product keeps the energy industry in this balance we need. folks looking for it can make their money. it is affordable to those using it. >> carley: lastly, really quickly, governor, something on your mind. historic snow storm hitting

texas, florida, louisiana, is texas power grid going to be able to handle it? >> last session of legislature, governor abbott gave incentive to build more peek peaker plants so that we have the power to push out to the grid. people are moving to texas, this is the place folks want to be, we have a population boom going on and we'll be attracting data centers, we'll have to build a lot of energy production in those power plants. we'll handle it. >> carley: you certainly will. governor rick perry, thank you for your insight, have a great day. the laken riley act set to face final vote in the house today. >> todd: new jersey congressman, jeff van drew, he is there and he is here next.

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>> todd: laken riley act set to face a vote in the house after amended version passed senate on track to give trump an early win. >> carley: jeff van drew joins us now. good morning to you. do you think this amended version will pats and if so how will this impact americans? >> oh, it's in a good wa to answer your second question, first. i do think it will pass for sure. what is good about this is the laken riley act is good in itself, obviously.

but, you know, if you are guilty of or even accused of stealing anything, and you are an illegal alien so you have broken the law twice now. this is the second time and have gotten here illegally and then stealing, you will be detained and deported and that is as it should be. my bill, which is the reason to believe that this is come back to the house is that you will be detained and deported if you attack law enforcement. again, common sense. you broke the law once. you got here illegally. and now not only are you here illegally, imagine. this then you're going to go and attack law enforcement. that's how much they were just not caring about anything to do with the legal system that we have in the united states of america. we amended that. we put my bill -- my bill will be part of the laken riley act and i'm proud to say that. >> todd: that's great news. beyond this bill, there is a lot more that you find folks there in congress need to get done. yesterday speaker johnson meeting with trump, vance, also thune from the senate and it

seems like speaker johnson was extremely optimistic. but congressman, can you assure the american people that house republican also keep this momentum going and not stand in the way and derail trump's agenda through republican infighting? >> well, one thing i know i won't. second thing i know is i'm going to be a force to do everything i can to try bring people together. it is unacceptable to do that. we have a mandate from the american people. we have a mandate and a destiny to fill in history this is amazing time. it can be a golden age for america. we are writing all the wrongs. there were so many. we need the congress to do it. much can be done by executive order. much can be done by agency action. but we also do need congress. we need to really make sure that we have the laws that back up these executive actions because god forbid a number of years from now, another president could come in and reverse everything. we don't want that to happen.

so, i am hopeful that people will feel, when i say people, i mean congress, the gravity of the issues. the importance of the time. and literally fulfilling our part of the american destiny. >> carley: congressman going back to the laken riley act and your edition of it where you are not just stealing detained and deported if you are accused of stealing also injuring a police officer, attacking a police officer. it's a federal law when it gets voted on in the house and signed by the president. how does that impact sanctuary cities? >> well, that's a good question. see, i think we're going to have to do something where we make it clear that it's not acceptable to be a sanctuary city or sanctuary state. billions of dollars of federal funding go into those cities and into those states that have chosen to break federal law themselves. that's unacceptable. so, you know, in itself. it should obviously should

effect them and they obviously should comply with the law. that's going to be interesting to see what the governors and the mayors of those cities and those states do. because, if they want to continue to flagrantly disregard the law of the united states of america, shame on them. so, i hope that they are going to obey the law. they have said they are not. even in the state of new jersey, i'm sad to say it's a state that i hail from, they say they are going to fight everything that they can do, possibly, against the federal government and trying to tighten up and button up our borders. we need to make sure that those who have committed illegal acts on top of the first he will 4r50e8 act that they committed are detained and deported. we have to make sure that when -- you know, the wrong thing is happening, that the state governments are complying with and working with the federal government. they are saying they are not going to do it. we are going to find because we are going to push them hard. >> todd: congressman, another one of your major issues, stopping offshore wind. president trump has just halted

offshore wind leases. is this the beginning of the end of offshore wind turbines. you only have about 20 seconds ready to hand it off to friends. the floor is yours. >> good day for me. i have been fighting this fight for six years. i was a lone voice out in the wilderness for a while. yes, it will. because they are going to review all of the existing leases and also stop any new leases. when they review all of this, i think they will find that offshore wind does not make sense that some of it was done illegally. it was pushed through and that will the end of all of this which has been a w horror for oceans and coastal communities. >> carley: difficult to talk about something you are so positive about in 20 seconds. but you nailed it. we appreciate it. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye