too tiny. i was listening to my doctor and so i lost my job as a comedian. i couldn't perform or act. the comedian mandate. nothing says free speech like inject a covid vaccine in your body. >> steve: fauci just got pardoned. >> dating back to 2014. >> brian: you are being truthful. you were banned. >> i was banned. i started watching you guys. and i go they seem pretty nice. >> steve: now we're watching you on fox nation. no pardon needed. >> brian: we just download the app and you. >> go to fox nation, watch it. a 45 minute comedy special filmed at the comedy mother ship in austin, texas, capital of free speech. >> brian: no one does a better trump except for trump. >> dana: the crackdown is coming into focus under president trump's direction. ice is wracking up thousands of

arrests as week two. bim is off today. good morning, san today. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. a busy weekend for ice. the agency arresting nearly 300 illegal immigrants on saturday alone and nearly 1,000 on sunday. ice also lodging nearly 800 detainers which means there is probable cause to deport and according to border czar tom homan it is only the beginning. >> you will see the numbers steadily increase nationwide as we open up the app. it is concentrating on public and national security threats. that's a summarily population. we'll do it on a priority basis. as the aperture opens more arrests nationwide. >> dana: we get a look how the deportations are being carried out. agents loading criminal migrants onto a military plane there. the flight penult for their country of origin. >> sandra: one south american leader tried to turn away the

threats but quickly reversed that policy after a fierce response from president trump. more to that as we go to peter doocy. what a weekend it was, peter. >> sandra, this weekend for a few hours at least the columbian president was really dug in against president trump. he was explaining in public why columbia wouldn't accept two u.s. military planes full of columbians. the president said at one point the u.s. cannot treat columbian migrants as criminals. i deny the entry of american planes carrying columbian migrants into our territory. there needs to be a dignified treatment of migrants before we receive them. a 25% tariff threat rising to 50% and after a week. 180 degrees different. part of the new statement said this. the president provides a presidential plane for the

dignified return of his fellow citizens and will lead efforts at the extraordinary assembly of celac. the new press secretary said the iaepe tariffs and sanctions will not be signed unless columbia fails to go along with this. they will remain in effect until the first plane load of columbia people are returned. the president wants to send people back to their country of origin. >> if you have a person who is convicted of a violent crime, whether they are an illegal immigrants or non-illegal immigrant you have to get that person to protect the public safety. that's not unique to immigration. >> president trump wakes up at trump doral in miami today. later on a couple hours from now he will huddle with house republicans there to try to figure out what exactly they can

and cannot stuff into this what they call a big, beautiful spending bill. sandra. >> sandra: no slowing down in sight. peter doocy at the white house for us. >> dana: let's bring in former acting ice director. the cover of the "new york post" this morning, new tariff in town. 100 for 100 when it comes to great headlines. an amazing thing yesterday to have the columbian president try to defy president trump and cave so badly he offered his own planes. >> pretty amazing. it shows we have new leadership in town. i think these countries will realize they will break into two categories. one will be countries that cooperate and the other one will be countries that wish they did. he will make it so painful for them that it won't be worth it for them. hopefully most will fall in the former category and cooperate. it is not worth it for them. there is no reason for them not to be taken their citizens back.

it really shows a stark contrast between the new leadership and previous leadership which seemed to view weakness as virtuous for america always putting america last. these are people in most cases criminals that need to be removed from our country and these countries should accept them back. i think they are going to. it was a great day for the trump administration as far as not only for these particular migrants but overall deterrence for people coming in and those that are here will want to fight any sort of deportation efforts. >> dana: columbian president might serve as an example to others, right? not taking your people back won't be an option. that sets the stage. want to show you here, i won't read them to everybody. look on your screen. these are the number of arrests and actions that have been taken in terms of this action in just week one. it is quite extraordinary how many people are actually out there and who they can find. based on your experience, how

are they able to do this so quickly? did they already know where the people were that they wanted to go and get them? >> yes. this really also just shows what the biden administration hasn't been doing. a lot of these people are sitting in local jails. the people they launched detainers on are people in jail that the previous administration didn't put detainers on. they have known and why they were able to get them. a lot of the things this administration is doing. one of the things stephen miller talked about on friday on fox was creating task forces with local law enforcement and all the federal agencies to go after the illegal migrants, criminals and this is really more than a force multiplier. the federal government does it with drug traffickers, gangs, human traffickers and you get the experience of the local law enforcement in terms of locating people with the federal expertise of federal law enforcement. so the numbers will skyrocket when these numbers are already

at 1,000 a day. >> dana: administration taking heat for how they are being described as going after folks. watch martha raddatz and tom homan this weekend. >> how many ms-13 members are age 14 to 17? many of them. look, the national security threat. public safety threat. what you do is a case-by-case. name other law enforcement agencies that has those types of requirements they can't walk into a school, doctor's office or medical campus. no other agencies have those standards. ice officers need to decide if a national or public safety threat is in one of these facilities there should be an option to make the arrest. >> dana: to keep all this going it requires funds in order to make it happen. watch senator graham this weekend. >> if they will deport people here part of gangs, criminals. 1.4 million who are still here. 680,000 convicted of serious

crimes. to my republican colleagues particularly in the house, as we fiddle our immigration plans are hitting walls. we're not building walls, we're hitting walls. >> dana: last word about that point. how quickly do they need these funds in order to keep doing what they're doing? >> well, i think they'll need funds right away but at least the most important thing they're doing right now is by showing this show of force and show of strength they are deterring new people from coming in. at least we're stopping the flow but money is necessary. it costs $150 billion tax dollars for illegal immigrants to care for them with all their services just last year. so ultimately whatever we spend we'll net on the other end of it over time. >> dana: that's a great point. jonathan, thank you for being here. i'm sure we'll see you again. thank you. >> thank you. >> sandra: all right. house republicans are gathering down south for their annual

issues conference where president trump is expected to address them tonight. the goal to get everyone on the same page for their ambitious agenda. aishah hosni is reporting from doral, florida. >> good morning, sandra. easier said than done to try to get everybody on the same page. you have a slim majority in the house and all these different factions who want different things. a senior house gop source tells us that's the goal of this weekend or this week is to try to get all these different folks on the same page. remember, though, president trump not too long ago before his inauguration invited these folks for in-person meetings down in mar-a-lago to talk about his one, big, beautiful bill including expanding tax cuts, energy legislation, everything and the kitchen sink. the house freedom caucus continue to divert from speaker johnson's plan by lobbying for two different bills, sandra,

with tax cuts put in the latter bill. a group of republicans who want salt caps lifted. another group wants massive, massive cuts. >> i think we're getting close to being there. there is not one person that is going to get absolutely everything that they want in this bill. i think we have to get this bill right because if we get this bill right, we can truly change the trajectory of this country for the next 15 to 20 years. >> so sandra, president trump will try to close the deal by speaking again directly to the house g.o.p. conference later tonight. jd vance will be here to speak to them as well and see if they can finally close the deal this week. >> sandra: aishah hosni looks like a warm doral, florida. >> beautiful. >> dana: senate is moving ahead with president trump's cabinet

nominees. some of the notable picks this week. robert f. kennedy, jr. for hhs secretary. tulsi gabbard for national intelligence and kash patel for f.b.i. director. those are trump's most controversial picks expected to face fiery questions from democrats and you will watch the hearings live here on fox. >> bill: president trump set to take any action on service members discharged over the covid vaccine. >> sandra: adding insult to injury los angeles fire zones finally getting some rain but now comes the fear of mudslides. >> dana: pulling back the origins of c.i.a. they think it might have come from a lab leak. >> they were working on bat coronaviruses here. it all speaks to lab leak as the most likely cause of this.

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>> dana: it's the first day of work for secretary of defense pete hegseth. >> an honor to be here. an honor to serve on behalf of the president and behalf of the country. it's an amazing job. is job no one can fathom. i talked to the chairman and so many other folks here, we're in capable hands. the war fighters are ready to go. if you see what the president said last week in his executive orders he is hitting the ground running. he has made it very clear there is an emergency at the southern border that the protection of the sovereign territory of the united states is the job of the defense department. and the cartels are foreign

terrorist organizations. as a result this pentagon snapped to last week to help move forward troops, put in more barriers and also to insure mass deportations, support of mass deportations in support of the president as objective. something the defense department absolutely will continue to do. today more executive orders coming. we fully support on removing d.e.i. inside the pentagon. reinstating troops pushed out because of covid mandates. iron dome for america. this is happening quickly. as the secretary of defense it is an honor to salute smartly as i did as a junior officer and now as secretary of defense to insure these orders are complied with rapidly and quickly. every moment that i'm here i'm thinking about the guys and gals in guam, in germany, in fort benning and fort bragg, missile defense sites and aircraft

carriers. our job is legislature alt, readiness and war fighting. we'll hold people accountable. we'll be executing inside the defense department swiftly and without excuse. we'll be no better friend to our allies and no stronger adversary to those who want to test and try us. mr. chairman, thank you for welcoming me today and look forward to serving the troops. the warriors of this department. an honor of a lifetime and we'll get to work. god bless you all. this right here is -- what i wear on my wrist. the troop and soldier i served with in guantanamo and killed in afghanistan when i was there. it's these guys we do this for. those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. >> [inaudible question]

. >> what is needed at the border will be provided through state active duty. title 32 or title ten. because we're reorienting -- this is a shift. not the way business has been done in the past. this is the defense department will support the defense of the territorial integrity of the united states of america at the southern border to include reservists, national guard and active duty in compliance with the constitution, the laws of our land and directives of the commander-in-chief. >> [inaudible question] . >> those are decisions by the white house. i look forward to conversations to make sure we secure our southern border. >> are you going to change military training? >> military training will be focused on the readiness of what our troops in the field need to deter our enemies. more rapid fielding, more rapid

opportunity to train as we fight it will be something we want. one more. [inaudible question] >> dealing with it right now. look forward to working with him. >> dana: secretary of defense pete hegseth. a huge job and a great accomplishment for pete hegseth and congratulations to him and his wife as they get underway. also president trump is expected to sign an executive order today reinstating all servicemen and women dischargeed for refusal to take the covid shot. executive order directs the pentagon to restore all military members active and reserve who requested to return to the army. also have their rank restored and get full back pay. more on that when it happens. >> c.i.a. has assessed the most likely cause of this pandemic that was wrought so much devastation of around the world

was because of a lab-related incident in wuhan. we'll investigate that moving forward. it was important for the american people to see the c.i.a. get off the sidelines and be truthful what our intelligence shows. >> sandra: new assessment on the origins of covid. c.i.a. believes the virus behind the pandemic most likely did leak from a lab. joining us now is jamie, a former nfc state department and u.n. official and expert committee member at the world health organization. first, where are you on this? obviously this is a change that we would see at the federal level on covid. is there still a chance to hold china accountable? >> absolutely. sandra, as you know i'm a liberal democrat and one of the first people in early 2020 to raise the possibility of a research-related origin, a lab accident as the origin of the covid-19 pandemic.

i've been working very aggressively on this for over five years. john ratcliffe was my partner and colleague and our chairman on the heritage foundation. bipartisan commission. it is clear to me for five years and increasingly clear to many other people and certainly the c.i.a. and f.b.i. and department of energy and most people just around the world that the by far most likely origin of covid-19 is a lab accident in wuhan. your question is exactly the right one. how do we get accountability? not just for retribution but to make sure we set a standard you can't launch a global pandemic that leads to 28 million excess deaths and tens of trillions of dollars of damages and get away with it. this is to make the world a safer place. john ratcliffe and i and other commissioners came up with a plan with 18 points of how we can hold china accountable.

the most important piece of this and we have draft legislation on this already is to amend america's foreign sovereign immune tease act to basically let america's courts, let americans sue the chinese government and chinese state entities and agents in u.s. courts for covid-19 and that will force a level of accountability that china has done everything possible for five years to evade. >> dana: there are a number of people who would want to do that considering flashback to the many times that the biden administration through multiple people denied this theory of a lab leak over the years. listen. >> there will be responsibility for funding the lab including yourself. >> i totally resent -- i totally resent the lie that you are now propagating e senator.

>> most coronaviruses that have infected populations, mares, generally come from an animal origin. >> no consensus where covid originated. i will leave it there. >> sandra: leading up to this moment where tom cotton said this with shannon on "fox news sunday" yesterday. >> i said covid probably came from the lab. i didn't have access to scientific knowledge but i used common sense and looked at the facts and understood what chinese communists do. important thing now is we have to make china pay for unleashing this plague on the world. >> sandra: that led the opinion piece to write the c.i.a. is waking up to covid's origin. trump officials can maybe restore the public trust to be more transparent about facts that the biden administration wanted to stay secret. the world health organization. president trump in his earliest days of the second term signed this executive order announcing america's intention to leave the

world health organization to now say he is -- he may consider rejoining it. should we be in? >> i believe we should be in. the united states led the creation of the world health organization in 1948. we've been the lead funder. we've been the lead government in the world health organization since then and not done it as a charity. although it has been charitable. we've done it because generations of americans recognize that our safety and security certainly in the context of public health is connected to the health of the world and well-being of the world. we saw that with pandemic with the covid-19 pandemic. right now we're facing the bird flu potential pandemic. there are so many different dangers e-bola and other things. we need to have an international entity that is working to make us and the world safe. so if we aren't part of the world health organization, we are going to need to recreate

another entity kind of like the who. rather than leaving we need to say democrats, republicans alike we recognize w.h.o. is not where it needs to be. it didn't do as great of a job on -- in the early response to covid-19, like america did a terrible jump oh under the trump administration responding. better to fix the w.h.o. than leave it and now have a lot of leverage. i was very encouraged by what president trump said. maybe we can stay in and let's use this leverage. let's articulate what it will take for the w.h.o. in terms of reform to keep us in and work with our allies to make that happen. >> sandra: you made that suggestion saying he was considering going back in. perhaps by doing so getting to change a few things in it. thank you so much. jamie, good to have you on, thank you. >> dana: well, moments markets open on wall street. good thing sandra is here with me.

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intelligence. i guess the concern is that this is available at a higher level and a lot cheaper. so they're trying to figure this out on wall street and we'll keep watching the stock market now. technology stocks are taking a huge hit right now. we'll have an update on this in just a bit. now this. immigration and customs enforcement sharing new details last week's mass arrest operations, 1,000 immigrants were taken into custody. many of them with criminal records or ties to gangs. alexis mcadams has the latest on this for us. >> we talked about this on the campaign trail and trump promised it would happen. now the raids are underway. it happened in several states leading to hundreds of arrests in one day. migrants accused of trafficking, guns, drugs and other crimes. what happened out in colorado. look at the video over the weekend in the colorado area. they had those agents on the

ground there raiding a party in the denver area targeting drug trafficking and gang members as part of an ongoing investigation into a venezuelan gang. this is all posted on x by the d.e.a. rocky mountain team. talking about 50 migrants arrested in this bust. many have ties to the south american gang tren de aragua. >> they executed a warrant on drugs. we found drugs and different types of drugs. quite a lot of money and we found several weapons as well. >> ice was there to run background checks on law enforcement boarded up migrants onto the bus. yesterday ice says 956 people were arrested, 554 had detainers that were lodged. in the southeast busy in the atlanta area. talking about several arrests there. ice says it is not just about enforcement but protection of the american people. the last thing in texas ice finding three rifles, two

pistols and more than 3,000 rounds of ammo. sources telling fox a member of the sinaloa drug cartel out of mexico was carrying those weapons when arrested in el paso, texas. it is far from over. we heard about raids in boston, philly and upstate new york this weekend. >> sandra: thank you. >> dana: fran townsend. former homeland security advisor to president bush and the dear friend of mine. this is phenomenal. >> incredible. why did the prior administration not do this? these are people with criminal records, gang members. we see in new york. this will happen all over the country, god bless the administration. >> dana: they've done a very good job of making sure that they are not just telling you what is happening but showing you as well. that makes a difference in terms of communicating these things. >> absolutely. a picture speaks a thousand words. >> dana: the other thing that you had on your to do list, you

were part of a team with janet napolitano and you guys looked at what happened with the u.s. secret service and butler, pennsylvania investigation -- you did the investigation. the headline from the "wall street journal" you wrote with her. secret service and president's life. investigation found deep systemic and cultural problems. how bad was it? >> look, the president of the united states represents the power, liberty and authority of all of the american people. we know these threats from iran in particular are targeting him because he took their money away during his first team and choked off hamas and hezbollah. we know he targeted soleimani who had blood on his hands of americans and muslims going back to the 80s. the threat against him in particular is incredibly real. what was disturbing was when he was the president-elect, he didn't have access to the resources he does now as president.

there was a sort of culture of complacency. >> dana: he was a candidate in july. >> that's right. there was a culture of complacency, did you look at the high ground? yeah, somebody else looked at it. we realized they didn't have the technology. the nfl had a state-of-the-art security program for a model. we don't have that. they don't have it and in the report we found them to be very insular. they thought their security and their technology needs were unique. you say to yourself look, look last night at the game and mahomes is talking to andy reid and they hear each other fine. in butler they were using cell phones and text messages and i don't want snipers on their phone. >> dana: many people from the secret service resigned or fired over the weekend appropriate in your mind? >> yeah. it is time for a fresh look,

frankly. they need to bring in the private sector. they need to say what their needs and requirements are and then partner with them. they don't have to build things themselves. they need to bring in bitter technology. >> was work from home an issue? >> we didn't see that. the agents themselves. what that impacted was the training, right? during covid, there weren't events where candidates and the president were traveling. so they didn't get the kind of experience and training that they would have gotten. i do think that played a factor. >> dana: wanted to ask about this. president trump made a decision last week that caught the attention of some people. you mentioned soleimani, the iranian that president trump made sure was no more and they talk about that quite a lot. but there were people in charge and they have a bounty on their head from the iranians. president trump took away some of their security detail. hugh hewitt. a perfect week with an asterisk.

pulling -- it constitutes waving a red playing. if anyone, if a former secretary of state state is killed by iran it will tarnish the reputation and legacy of the president and secretary rubio. based on your experience on this recent investigation is iran still as big a threat and are these people still in danger? >> they are as big a threat if not more. they stated their intentions to the president and to these people and we ought to take them at their word. they certainly have the capability and so yeah, i worry. i reached out to mike pompeo and i'm worried for him and brian hook, john bolton. they all played a serious role in the first administration. it doesn't impact the threat. the threat continues to be very real. >> dana: i hope you will come back. you always step up when called. when you said will you do the investigation you said absolutely.

thank you for coming on and explaining it to us. >> sandra: much needed rain in california. but this brings threats of dangerous mudslides. plus the super bowl is set. the chiefs will play the eagles. taylor swift celebrating with boyfriend travis kelce. the eagles getting a shout-out. >> you want to tell me how you spell eagles. yes, superbowl, super bowl! everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle.

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>> sandra: southern california bracing for possible mudslides because of rain. a flood watch through this afternoon. senior national correspondent william la jeunesse is live for us in malibu with the latest from there. hi, william. >> sandra, entering this weekend there was a high likelihood of flash flooding through 4:00 today. that for the most part didn't happen. not to say there weren't problems but in burn areas. malibu you can see the slope here. when you have fire, it destroys vegetation that takes out the roots that hold the soil.

fire forms a crust along the top of the soil. when you mix water and ash it is like wet cement and go down and drain the concern into the ocean. we did see mudslides in topanga and, a lot of road closures. you take mall buff with housing right up to the tide line that ash creates toxic runoff. think of what's in your house, all of that seeps down into the bay. santa monica ca bay where they are doing water sampling to see that there is not toxic or the effect on celt beds and marine life. >> this fire did not only burn vegetation, it also burned structures. in those structures there are things like metal piping, there is plastic products, cleaning

products, potentially lead and asbestos. all kind of things in the buildings that also burned. >> last year we had two record rains. but right now most of california is in a severe or extreme drought, sandra. that is one of the reasons the fires were so bad. the rain was good, hopefully we'll get some more. back to you. >> sandra: william la jeunesse praying for all those people affected by this and continue to be affected by this. william, thank you. >> this came right down. i mean, that's what the stop was. whoever had the ball last was probably going to come out on, you know, in the lead. >> dana: head coach andy reid and kansas city chiefs are heading back to the super bowl. >> can mahomes do it? he makes the move. and that will punch it.

>> dana: the chiefs beating the bills 32-29 in kansas city to win the afc for the fourth time in the last five seasons. opponents in the super bowl. >> there it is, fly, eagles fly, to super bowl 59. >> dana: philadelphia eagles won the nfc by beating the commanders. a rematch of super bowl lvii that the chiefs won 38-35. carley shimkus and jimmy failla are here with us. why do the chiefs always get everything that goes their way? how do you do that in life? >> are you talking about some of the calls? >> dana: i am. i read about it. >> i didn't need to read about it. i listened to my husband screaming at the television, again? lasik said they would give free eye surgery to the refs. they posted a tweet that said

better vision, better calls offering all nfl refs free lasiks. >> dana: does the nfl have an interest in having taylor swift at the super bowl? >> a lot of people feel if the ref pulled off the shirt he would have a mahomes jersey underneath. it comes across like there is a motivation. i'm psyched for the match-up. chiefs going for a three-peat and going up a passionate eagles fan base. they still throw beer at $20 a beer. these people do. i love it. >> dana: last week they were buying $50 they were buying dirty snow from the stadium. >> that is what i'm saying. they have an unhealthy relationship with the sport but we love that about them. i think it will be great. i'm pumped. >> dana: fox has the super bowl and does it better than anyone

else in my opinion. >> ratings will be good. there are people who weren't interested in football for who are now because of taylor swift but little kids. little boys that i see walking around in chiefs jackets. when i was a kid it was the cowboys. every little boy in my class had a cowboys starter jacket on. >> sandra: my son had to shut it off. he woke up early to know the final quarter. >> was he happy? >> sandra: he is good. >> games don't go too late for them if dad has money on it. >> dana: the other thing in vegas president trump was there

over the weekend on friday and can you imagine the moment of being able to stop by and the president just blessed my roll. watch here. >> usa, usa, usa. ] people chanting] >> dana: you can't help but imagine president biden trying to do the same thing. >> or not. doing this was one of the reasons that made his campaign cycle so special. getting in the garbage truck. going to mcdonalds dating back to when he went to the cuban restaurant and bought everybody a meal after pleading not guilty for the first time. this moment was really funny. if you listen to the audio there is a journalist shouts a question and the one guy is like i'm rolling here. i got money on the line now. zip it. >> sandra: don't mess around in vegas. >> i hope this is his way of telling us he will introduce black jack forgiveness. biden had student loan

forgiveness. for people like me who bet on black jack. where is the bill? >> that would be more on the merit. >> dana: thank you both. great to have you. >> sandra: i'll flip you the number. columbia's president caving to pressure from president trump after initially refusing to accept the deportation flights. "outnumbered" co-host kayleigh mcenany is here and will join us in just a few minutes.

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