travis kelce towards another player on the bills team. though taunting calls, they are very chick on calling them. a lot of people say boycott the game and not watch. it's going to be interesting to keep an eye on the ratings of the super bowl. it's not just the refs that people have had it with. people have chiefs fatigue for good reason to believe. not to be a hater they deserve the position they are in. i think it said something so strong that 359d trick mchomes has been a starter for seven seasons. the first finish ever had making it to the afc championship and losing in overtime. something to be said there. >> we are not going to allow people to watch this game. this game is fox. you are watching the super bowl. thank you, char charly. >> thank you, todd and carley.

right now it's 6:00 in new york city. welcome to the monday, january 2 #th, 2025 edition of "fox & friends." and breaking right now, the embargo is lifted at 6:00 a.m. president trump is going to sign today an executive order reinstating service members who were discharged because they did not get the covid vaccine. and they are going to wind up with their rank and full pay back paye as well. >> ainsley: colombia caves to donald trump on migrant deportation flights as ice arrest nearly 100,000 illegal immigrants in just one day. >> you're on tape. it's not okay to violate laws of this country. every time you enter this country illegal you commit a crime. >> brian: super bowl is sets on fox of course the chiefs attempt a three-peat when they take on the eagles it's never been done before. lawrence, tell us the name of the show.

>> lawrence: i don't know. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> brian: straight to a fox news alert. president donald trump delivering on yet another campaign promise. officially reinstating thousands of u.s. service members discharged for not getting the covid vaccine and they get full back pay. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is in washington with all the details for us. hi, maddie. >> good morning. the white house says redress is long overdue calling the dismissal of members who did not receive the covid-19 vaccine wrongful. given to peter doocy this morning directs pete hegseth to reinstate all members of the military who were discharged for rejecting the covid vaccine. they will receive full pay and benefits. president trump mentioned this pledge just a week ago in his inauguration speech. the covid vaccine was required for u.s. military service members for 15 months from august 2021 to january 2023. at the time the pentagon press secretary called the mandate to

get the vaccine a readiness issue. 8400 service members were discharged for not getting the covid vaccine. in january of 2023, former defense secretary lloyd austin rescinded the mandate. it was the first time in u.s. history the military reverse add mac screen mandate. only dozens of those discharged chose to return to the member. republicans have argued the mandate hurt the military's recruiting and retention exrability. last year austin touted the retention rates and stated nearly all active and reserve components of the military met the recruiting targets for the 2024 fiscal year. but the military had acknowledged it had had a recruiting crisis just a year before and the mandate was a political headache for the biden administration with some troops suing calling the order illegal. later this hour florida congressman brian mast will be joining "fox & friends" and he will have reaction this new executive order from president trump. lawrence, is it steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: thank you very much, maddie.

i'm sure brian mast is going to be delighted. crump ran on this. i don't know if they have got in the west wing a great big chalkboard like last time where they checked stuff off. here is something else he promised and one week into his administration check that off. >> ainsley: the argument they are military men and women and strongest individuals in our country. many of them had natural immunity. so the argument for trump was these were our military they are willing to sacrifice their lives and we are willing to kick out 8,000 because they won't get a jack seen? >> brian: remember the would not allowed religious exemption on the vaccine. they lifted and said can you come back now without a vaccine only 43 came back. now they say you can go back full pay full rank and back pay. that's excellent. other people -- president biden never talked about recruiting. >> lawrence: no. >> brian: austin never talked to about recruiting. until i read the story i didn't

realize people go i'm not signing up for that even going to a recruiting office. i'm not taking the shot. >> lawrence: brian, it's like you read my mind. just from a logical standpoint, why would you get rid of servicemen and women when we are at a deficit right now when it comes to recruitment? it's like we don't have the room to be getting rid of service members. we should be getting more and it just seems to me that they were such into the fauci nonsense and some of the stuff coming from the fda and some of the other organizations, there are certain people that had natural immunity. certain people especially when you are talking about young people that were healthy as well talking about service members. i think they should have. >> ainsley: some women wanted to be pregnant didn't feel comfortable getting it. bottom line most people dntsd want to get vaccine liked donald trump. they were forcing us to putting? our body we weren't comfortable with. >> brian: main difference is the mandate. i got you warp speed but i

wouldn't have mandated the whole country to take it. it resulted in so much resentment. >> steve: this only came out 5 minutes ago. that's when the embargo was lifted. some people have been out of work or out of that line of work for four or five years. so, given the fact that they are going to return to their rank, with back pay. >> lawrence: incredible. steve z. we don't know if they will go back where they were posted when severed from the military. >> ainsley: they should just to get the money. >> steve: headline. they just made thousands of dollars and donald trump kept the campaign promise. >> ainsley: when he said this in his inaugural speech we were watching it. and everyone i was watching it with said whoa, that's amaze many because he said back pay. >> lawrence: he promised it. caving to pressure from threats from president trump and now accepting deportation flights from the u.s. >> steve: so we go to brooke singman, brooke it goes from

back pay to payback. doesn't it? brooke brooke exactly. that's right. the white house says colombia has agreed to all of president trump's terms. including accepting all illegal migrants being returned from the u.s. after colombia had initially refused two military aircraft carrying deported illegal migrants. the white house press secretary karoline leavitt saying in part the fully drafted ipa not signed enemies colombia science this agreement. enhanced inspections from customs and border protection will remain in effect until the first plane load of colombian depoor teetedies is successfully returned. colombia's president quickly caved following president trump announcing retaliatory measures in response to him not accepting deportation flights. his office even used to use the presidential plane to repatriate migrants returning from the u.s. those threats from trump included 25% tariff on all goods

coming to the trust colombia increase 50% after a week. trump proposed a travel plan and immediate visa on the colombian government officials and all allies and supporters. colombian officials releasing a statement saying quote, colombia under the direction of president gustavo p petro has the plane ready in the morning on deportation flights. colombian's foreign minister and ambassador are expected to come to washington today to hold high level meetings following this agreement. guys? >> steve: thank you very much, brooke. man, that guy caved fast. boom. wait, 25% and 50% next week take ply plane, please. >> brian: they didn't like the image of the military plenties dropping off. i texted with whom homan last night are you communicating with countries or sending. >> >> brian: we are communicating all of them they decided they weren't going to do it and realize you had taking back your citizens that broke the law

breaking into another country committing crimes most of the time. it's not our problem. it's your problem. and the tariff war was i guess well voided. big time. i also think it's important to point out that these guys are going out quickly. i think that's quick. we don't have enough beds. el salvadorian is going over the top. not only take our people back but venezuelan back too. so many venezuelan criminals here. that's what you need cooperation from central america. be reciprocated. there is a reason why that president went to the inaugural. >> lawrence: can we b backtrack how he acted as first he released entire i do i do tiberias america doesn't like black and brown people i'm the most stubborn person and tavius within hours.

president understands the hour of america that goes to the headline of the "new york post." new tariff in town instead of new sheriff in town. this is what donald trump ran on. this is why people voted for him and it's working. colombia is sending foreign minister to meetings to work all of this out. marco rubio, our secretary of state is helping trump facilitate all of this. he scifd quickly. his excuse was you are not being humane. >> lawrence: the criminals. >> ainsley: not treating them fairly by flying them on military planes. that's not what is inhumane they are your people. i will send the presidential plane. >> steve: sure, of course he would. you wonder why he did it so quickly in the tariffs certainly are punitive, 25% first week and 50% the next week. when you look at it, they talked about a travel ban on government officials and financial

penalties. so it is like okay can you sit in columbia but close your american accounts the guy is thinking we will take it speaker of the house mike johnson put out statement on x colombia and all nations be on notice the u.s. is prepared to pass sanctions and those who do not fully cooperate on tri-cities newsroom accept their own citizens who are illegally in the u.s. president trump is putting america first like he said he would and congress will implement policies that reinforce his agenda. >> brian: take a look at what ice has done and tom homan has down this. is sunday morning, 95'6" arrests. 554 detainers lodged. >> ainsley: in one day. >> brian: the shots of tom homan in chicago. is he there. and of course governor pritzker said he is going to stand up for his illegals. good luck with that is he moving on the most troublesome areas. new york.

newark, new jersey and then he goes over to thinking then aurora, colorado. jason crow come out and said we have no problem in arash are a. who are we scooping up in colorado? s also tried to use propaganda they allege ice went to elementary school. i think it was in chicago. it wasn't even ice. it was the secret service. the president of the united states. >> steve: it said department of homeland security which is part of secret service is also under. they are losing this media war. tom homan is doing all of the networks set. showing all of the list of all of the criminals this they have captured. and it's not going their way right now when it comes to the media and democrats. >> ainsley: only seven days. think about this inauguration was last monday. trump has signed all these executive orders, he has gone to

north carolina. he has gone to california. you have tom homan going to chicago. j.d. vance going to virginia to look at the hurricane damage to areas you have marco rubio working on this issue with colombia. you have the c.i. a director john ratcliffe is he releasing analysis supporting covid lab leak theory. hegseth is ending dei in the pentagon and it's only been a week. >> brian: here is tom homan, he was a warning for everybody. if you are illegally, it's not okay. watch. we got military on the border not only helping with us departure flights on military planes but helping to build infrastructures. >> is this what we will see every single day ending in what the president has promised millions and millions being deported? >> yes. you will see the number steadily increase nationwide as we open up the app. temperature. >> when you talk about the aperture openings. the estimates of perhaps those who have been convicted or

arrested in the past 700,000 to over a million, so, after you do that, then you go after everybody who is there illegally? >> if you are in the country illegally, you are on the table. because it's not okay to, you know, violate laws of this country. you got to remember, every time you enter this country illegally you entered a crime it's a crime. so, if you are in the country illegally, you have got a problem. >> lawrence: what a stupid question. >> lawrence: i have never heard more resistance to federal law. if a person has gone through the legal process and a judge has signed a final deportation order, they have to leave the country. they have to enforce the law. and where was the question about why are we just not finding out about all these criminals in the country? why are they just now being arrested? donald trump hasn't even been president a week and they have rounded up thousands of people across the country that have just been in our communities. >> brian: i will tell you what, one thing he did have a warning

with i'm running out of money. congress has to give me money. you want these guys i'm running out of money. military, ice raids aren't cheap these people are on salary. do you realize how much work goes in especially in sanctuary cities to be even finding them let alone getting them. >> ainsley: he said right now the direct your attention is on public safety threats and national security threats. they are doing this on priority basis. i think the question was leading him to say they are going to round up everybody. he said everyone is on the table they are going after the criminals first. >> steve: there is a story lead of "the washington post" that just broke an hour or so ago that says that apparently there was an ice call on saturday, all the top people at ice essentially they said okay, the numbers so far are encouraging, but we would like to ramp them up. they would like to make at least 1200 to 1500 arrests per day, that means each field office would have to make 75 arrests. remember, they are targeting

criminal aliens, people who are in this country already ordered deported j.d. was asked a question on cbs as well he made it very clear. process people going through not working so well, watch. >> where literally at the airport this week were thousands of afghans some of whom had worked with the united states government and were promised to come here new testament talked to news august you said i don't think we should abandon anybody who has been properly vetted and helped us. do you stand by that. >> i don't agree all these refugees have been properly vetted. in fact we know there are cases of people who allegedly were properly vetted and then were literally planning terrorist attacks in our country. >> so no? >> now that we know we have a vetting problems with a lot of the refugee programs we absolutely cannot unleash thousands of unvetted people into our country. >> these people are vetted. these people are vetted. >> just like the person who

planned a terrorist attack. >> it wasn't clear if he was radicalized while he goes here or living here. >> i don't care, margaret. i don't want that person in my country and i think most americans agree with me. >> brian: some have continued can we continue with the afghan program that's true. the veterans group should interact with the pentagon and state department and tell us who your interpreters are directly. there will be no more bureaucrat kick particular. make sure we got the right people. in remember when they were loading up those planes, i pretty sure remember kabul they weren't well voted. last thing on the high schools, the reason why they are going into high schools because these gang members lie about their age, go into school. that's part of the process and then they terrorize that school. and most of those schools are working class schools. they don't the beverly hills high. they go in there and that's why they go into high schools remember the guys that beat those cops on the street they were 17 to 19 years old right on times square last year. >> lawrence: by the way, this is a joint task force.

this is why you see the jackets of dea because there is drugs involved. this is why you see atf there because there is weapons involved. this is a joint effort. some of the same people on the dea list that are on the atf are also on the ice list because they shouldn't have been in the country. they are doing drugs, selling drugs and they have weapons. so this is why everybody is working together on this. brian everyone is safer. >> ainsley: j.d. vance fired back at the u.s. conference of catholic bishops and is he a practicing catholic under the trump administration's rule change allowingize to go into schools and churches. let me talk about the children who have been sex trafficked because of the wide open border of joe biden. the conference has not been a good partner in common sense immigration enforcement that the american people voted for. >> brian: they get money as an ngo to take care of. >> ainsley: 100 million? >> steve: over that. >> brian: doing this to help people or make money? >> ainsley: bottom line. >> brian: very big catholic offended by what he saw at the cathedral last week and the

bishops went after him and his administration and he went right back at them that need to be explained where all that money goes with catholic charities. >> steve: these particular raids a lot of them took place in illinois. governor pritzker said we had no idea it was coming. it was in the "wall street journal" the week before. anyway, pritzker said illinois will cooperate with the feds in deports those convicted or deported but would not take part in raids of people who might have documents. so it's like okay, i got this notice to appear. that's going to be all he needs to say. don't take that person. >> brian: chicago city should open up their jails and let ice in. meanwhile 18 minutes after the hour over to carley. >> carley: good to see you. happy monday. a lot going on today. starting with. this president trump is attending a house republican retreat in florida where lawmakers are expected to lay

out plans on border energy and tax cuts. meanwhile on capitol hill a final confirmation vote is expected for treasury secretary nominee scott bessent today. it's part of a busy week of confirmations with upcoming hearings for health and human services nominee robert f. kennedy jr. fbi nominee kash patel and director of national intelligence nominee tulsi gabbard. also happening today, the woman who is charged with shooting and be killing border patrol agent david chris thatland is set to appear in court. the suspect was driving with a german national stopped immigration ghption. tmaland hadworked for border par nearly a decade. j.d. vance will be returning to hurricane rav va van da mats can you say, virginia.

promise he made in october visiting the town campaign cycle vowing to make first stop as vice president. vance's trip comes just days after president trump and the first lady toured storm-ravaged north carolina. and the super bowl is set, the kansas city chiefs will attempt a three-peat when they take on the philadelphia eagles in super bowl lix. kansas city advancing last night after taking down the buffalo bills thanks to a tiebreaking field goal from kicker harrison butker. >> for the lead, butker from 35, dead center. now 11 for 11 in his career in the post season in the fourth quarter or overtime. that is called clutch. >> clutch. >> carley: meanwhile in the other game the philadelphia eagles proven to be a bit too much for the washington commanders. >> basically unstoppable. here is barkley. outside, barkley, touchdown.

there is it is fly eagles fly o super bowl lix. >> carley: philadelphia eagles fans punching ticket swarming the streets after 55 i -- that's a lot of points to 23 victory. >> brian: carley a rematch of the super bowl first ever three-peat no one has ever done that before. >> steve: go kansas city. draft kings is predicts kansas city will win by 1 to 5 points. >> ainsley: no one has ever won three snrat a row? >> steve: never. >> brian: ravens, did i have the eagles getting through. >> steve: i am happy. >> brian: without him they don't win that's why the giants deserve credit for letting him go. >> lawrence: there is a fact-check you said ravens and commanders. >> steve: that's right. >> brian: i told her people. >> steve: we're going to the tv

tape. >> ainsley: from buffalo up jers and hats. mom sent me a particular picture of 99-year-old weeping in the chair. >> brian: there was a total blown call. >> ainsley: they came back i thought they might win. >> brian: it was unbelievable. what happened. and that was a catchable ball. there was few things that went wrong. >> steve: it was complicated. >> brian: kansas city never seen a team so comfortable in the fourth quarter if they are within a score they win. >> steve: patrick mahomes is the goat. he is so good right now. >> lawrence: we raise them right in texas. >> steve: there you go. we run a good team in kansas. l.j. >> lawrence: we almost went through. >> ainsley: my daughter was not interested in this game until. >> steve: it's been working. >> ainsley: there she is. >> steve: is this going to be his last game? that's the question. >> lawrence: this will be good for him. last super bowl it looks like is

he in love although i don't think the marriage is going to work but, yeah. we can get the distraction out. both of them. >> brian: here's the problem. when he doesn't have a job. and like she is like. >> steve: brother does oak. >> brian: where are you going? i got a concert tonight really i will stay home alone. >> steve: is he an actor now too. >> brian: my brother is on espn. >> ainsley: if they get married she is going to want to start a family probably. she is in her 30's, take a break and have a family. i the have a tv career. >> steve: they have already done a podcast. i would suggest and, of course, the super bowl is going to be on fox. so everybody needs to be watching. i wouldn't be surprised if after kansas city wins, and they probably will. he takes a knee and proposes to taylor live on tv. >> lawrence: that's your prediction? >> steve: i'm just saying. maybe people should should watch

brian. ainsley: that would be fun. they might want privacy so. >> lawrence: distract from the national championship again. everybody will be talking about that instead of the football game. >> steve: how are those cowboys doing? >> lawrence: we are recovering. >> brian: switch coach in the fourth quarter. >> ainsley: not this sunday but following sunday. get your recipes ready your dips and chips. >> brian: let's make dip. fox news alert. breaking this morning. president trump will reinstate thousands ever service members who were discharged for not getting the vaccine and it's happenings today. congressman and veteran brian mast here to react. e right team. cj stroud putting up points with mylowe's rewards. he is really cleaning up. c'mon, man. 'cause the cart, he's got all the cleaning supplies in his cart. in store. online. our lowe's team has you covered. at ameriprise financial, we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're conquerors and champions,

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berger, one of the five female observation soldiers is on the list for the first day along with are a bail i can't taken from the community. this comes after the release of four israeli hostages saturday morning. their mothers thanking president trump for his efforts to bring them home. >> thank you, president trump for everything you are doing for our hostages. if anyone can bring world peace. it's definitely use. and your -- and we are confident you will do whatever it takes to get us there since american, egyptian negotiators allowing palestinian surveillance from move something temporarily blocked. getting reaction to comments from president trump about resettling palestinians from gaza in egypt and jordan. officials of those countries have rejected the idea.

there is a lot of movement taking place in the region right now. we learned overnight that the trump administration was able to extend a cease-fire agreement between israel and lebanon. steve? >> steve: trey, before you go. yesterday, after some of your reporting you, you heard from the idf. what do they have to say? >> yeah. absolutely. we had a report yesterday on layla al can a teen a 2-year-old palestinian girl killed by the idf in the city of jeanine west bank. the idf admits to firing on the house that this young girl was inside of and released statement to fox news saying the idf regrets any harm caused to uninvolved civilians and takes various measures to prevent such incidents. the incident will be examined and accordingly. >> steve: thank you for the update. thank you. 6:32 in new york city. and a fox news alert. later today, president trump is going to sign an executive order, he has made good on

another campaign promise. he has restated as of one-half hour ago thousands of u.s. troops with full pay after they were kicked out of the military for refusing a covid vaccine during the biden administration. this is welcome news for the next guest who introduced this bill two years ago. retired army ranger republican congressman from the beautiful state of florida brian mast joins us now. >> good to see you. >> steve: congressman, this is great news, trump said he was going to do this and ultimately 8,000 men and women who got kicked out with this mandated by joe biden they can go back. they can get their job at the rank back pay, same pay? this is a great day for them. >> great day for patriots. great day for our service members. my brothers and sisters in arms. and let's not forget. you go back in time. and it wasn't just the military. it was other government agencies

as well they were were washing conservatives i raising their hand i don't want to take this vaccine washing them out of government and west point and naval academy, coast guard, merchant marine academies washing them out for being on the next promotion first sergeant, officers. giving promotion to the next classes of individuals were all going to be those that didn't say no, i'm not a conservative and, you know, i'm okay with what you are doing right now. that is what was taking place. >> steve: it will be interesting to see how many people impacted i took this job because joe biden kicked me out of the service i'm going back. the recruitment has lagged and this is not going to hurt. >> no. it's going to be beautiful. have these individuals returning. putting on that uniform. that sense of pride for their family that they stood up for their causes, what they believed in. and they were rewarded for it.

they are returning back to the military. >> steve: congressman. you have got a long day. 5:00 this afternoon at trump dural down in the miami area. 47 is going to show up and he is going to go ahead and address the assembled republicans. you guys are all getting together because he needs you guys to get on the same page because to get stuff done with this gigantic rec son killation bill, have you all got to essentially be singing out of the same hemal. >> s -- simial.let's say we need coach and president trump is going to be that is he coming in, speaking to us today with the playbook. this is the play that we're going to run. we need everybody running in the same direction. you know, if it's going to be one reconciliation bill. getting debt limit off the table so we don't have to deal with democrats with that two years down the flood a way we can't do it with budget reconciliation. a really big deal. dealing with the border in this specific way. these are the promises, getting

no tax on tips across the finish line like he promised. these were the promises that moved the senate and the house through the majorities and the president across the finish line and that is what is going to be delivered. here is the playbook for it. >> steve: all right. see it at 5:00 this afternoon. congressman, thank you very much for joining us today fort pierce down in florida. >> always good to see you. >> steve: great to see you as well. ice agents arrested nearly a thousand illegal migrants in just one day. we'll tell you where they found them coming up. ♪

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>> ainsley: flood watches in effect. janice dean with the forecast. >> janice: excellent news rain in the forecast. going to take a week or two to find out if that rain is going to cause rock slides or mud slides especially in the burn areas. that's where we are concerned with the flash flood risk. so they received anywhere from half an inch to an inch of rainfall hughes fire almost out. firefighters did get a handle on most of the firefighters they are almost all contained. risk still low but there today as the rain will taper off. let's keep our fingers crossed it was an excellent sign we quote rain in the forecast but i mean they need a foot of rain to really put a dent on the glowt southern california that area of low pressure is going to be next storm that moves across the rockies into the central u.s. areas that got a lot of snow, record setting snow for the gulf

coast. now risk for heavy rain. maybe severe weather rab up the benefit to a bit of good news. it's going to feel much warmer across much 6 the country temperatures more reminiscent of march than january. >> lawrence: finally got some rain. >> janice: yes, good news. >> lawrence: president trump putting agents on notice after seeing agents carrying out targeted enforcement operations. >> if you are in the country illegally you are on the table. it's not okay illegally violate a crime under code 1325. it's a crime. you are in the country illegally you have got a problem. >> lawrence: the d.a. arrested 49 in colorado. many linked to the tren de aragua gang. ronville tell low joins us now. ron, i want to get -- good

morning to you, sir. i want to get your reaction to the latest number we have received been 23 -- 2373 detainers logged. there has been 1797. tell me about these operations. when i start seeing wind coats from the d.e.a. and ice that tells me that's a joint task force. >> that's absolutely right. good morning, lawrence. this is what winning looks like this is the handcuffs handcuffs being taken off. criminals all over the country in the country illegally and have committed crimes in the jurisdictions in which they live so the frontline of ice enforcement operations with the support of the white house historic victory and turned it into winning on the front line going out and knocking on the doors people in the country and committed other crimes. 2300 is a great number. let's see where we are at.

this is just beginning. so the handcuffs are off. they are going to be allowed to do their jobs in ways that they have never done before just like we are doing on the front line at cbp, historic, unprecedented support from our heroes in the military new authorities to protect our borders make america safe again by having a secure border and safe streets in the interior. >> lawrence: one of the things that illegal migrants do that make it difficult for ice agents to do job some have children in americans where they become citizens but they aren't citizens. j.d. vance took on this issue on sunday. let's watch it. >> if you are an illegal alien and you come here temporarily, hopefully, your child does not become an american citizen by virtue of just having been born on american soil. this is a very basic principle in american immigration law that if you want to become an american citizen and have you done it the right way and the american people in their

collective wisdom have welcomed knew our national community then you become a citizen. but temporary residents. people who come in here legally or illegally and don't plan to stay, their children should become american citizens. >> lawrence: ron, obviously this is going to be litigated in the courts. for our audience that don't know, how do you all handle those situations illegal migrant in the country but suddenly their children are american citizens because they had them through the process what do you do when you arrive at their door? >> those men and women on the frontline. handle this situation "utmost professionalism and compassion. they understand when they knock on that door they're at great risk. they don't know what is on the other side of that door. in some cases that turns into a situation in which they have to compassionately what goes on kids need to be carried for they

have done this throughout time and very good at it. compassion and professionalism is the word of the day. the words of the day, if you will. so they know how to do this. they will do it each and every day. and i'm proud to watch it happen. and we want to do more of it cameras to see what is happening. no ambiguity. the ice officials, atf for the public to see. thank you for joining the program. be safe out. >> there thank you. >> lawrence: be sure to watch fox on february 9th for super bowl lix is sets with the eagles taking on the chiefs. we got three time super bowl champ darryl moose johnson here to break it all down.

>> brian: so we're getting a football super bowl rematch in new orleans as the eagles will take on the kansas city chiefs super bowl lix only on fox. three time super bowl champ fox nfl analyst and vice president of operations for the ufl darryl moose johnson joins us now. darryl, i know you watched the game as an analyst and former player. that is your take away. first off, washington impressive

but you can't turn the ball over, right? >> yeah. fantastic season by dan quinn and the commanders. big thing for them is they were plus 6 coming into that game and now they are minus four in the turnovers yesterday. all the mistakes were magnified once you get into football. turnovers. tough day for washington. >> brian: on the other side another phenomenal game we will remember. buffalo comes up short. i have never seen a team close out in the fourth quarter like they have this year. i'm talking about the chiefs. what about you? it's amazing 17 straight games and one possession game kansas city finds a way to win the game. that's such a great skill to have that confidence when you get down to the end of the game and can you lean back on that experience over the last two seasons for 17 games. they have all that confidence that they will find a way to pull it out and a lot of that has to do with patrick mahomes. >> brian: one play that stands out is kinkade drop. as you watched josh allen do everything possible to get free

and avoid the rush. he throats it up. it gets in kinkade's hands, great player not a great moment. >> yeah. yeah. you know, there is -- it's amazing when you get to the end of the game everybody focuses on last play whether it's a missed kick or dropped pass. you have got 59 minutes and 55 seconds prior to that to make the plays knows win the game. i hope everybody doesn't focus on that drop. nobody feels worse this morning waking up than dalton kincaid. again, buffalo and kansas city just give us the most believable playoff games and one of these days josh allen is going to find a way to beat patrick mahomes. >> brian: back at this again in two weeks for a rematch. eagles came up short in a great game are they better now than they were two years ago? >> i don't think they are. i don't think they are. i think that was a great season for the philadelphia eagles and that was another one of those game super bowls we have been on the last few years fantastic games in the super bowl and that was one of them. the good thing for philadelphia fans they are playing their best football of the last five or six

weeks right now. so they are peeking again as we get towards the super bowl. saquon barkley is going to be the difference in the game. one of the areas that buffalo maybe kind of got away from a little bit bus you have a joshua allen quarterback. cook is impressive quarterback could have kept patrick mahomes on the sideline more. look for philadelphia to do that try to have some of those long drives with saquon barkley. taking time off the clock and keeping mahomes on the slindz. >> brian: i love that the running game matters again and i hope it's reflected in the draft as a running back. you got to feel the same way. >> it's been such a resurgence over the last 18 months. a couple years ago we are talking about the running back position under valued in the nfl. henry, saquon barclay what they were able to do in this position is i love it upper i'm the same as you. running the football is hard to do and great to see that become a big part of the nhl. >> brian: fox is going to have

it on sunday and daytona 500 and nfl season. darryl no time off. thank you for joining us today. i appreciate it. >> always great to visit with you, brian. take care. >> brian: i like that painting right over your right shoulder. more "fox & friends" in a moment. ♪ i got rust on my chevy buto) o go ♪ local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort.

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