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>> john: fox news alert and court action for two men arrested during high-profile rate new york city's diamond district. they officials say it may be linked to string of burglaries the homes of america's biggest star athletes. welcome back sp 30 rolls into the second hour. john roberts in washington and good to have you here. >> jacqui: good to be with you, john and jacqui heinrich and for sandra smith. working with south american crime ring with defense operation of stolen goods. one to be believed to tie it to joe barrows home in december. >> john: one of several superstars with recent home break-ins and investigators trying to determine how all of the cases might be connected to. >> jacqui: alexis mcadams and that diamond district and what did the police find in the pawnshop? >> jackie, john they went into

the pawnshop behind me and they came out with the boxes and boxes of stolen items. we are talking expensive watches and other types of jewelry and drugs and lots of cash. take a look on your screen. that video at the investigators working. they were out here for hours. they believe that guy at the pawnshop linked to south american theft ring taking boxes of stolen property out. those that owned the store are facing charges. they are accused of creating an illicit market and feeling demands for burglaries by theft rings across the country. they say a georgia national supposed to be deported back in 2003 connected to the chilean migrants who are suspected of breaking into cincinnati bengals quarterback joe burrows house in december and driving around ohio with some of his things. this was pretty wild and one of the migrants was wearing his bangles hat that he stole and

telling place he was on his way to florida. watch. >> where are you guys headed today? where are you going? >> [inaudible] >> orlando? wrong way! >> saso they were driving northbound that heading to florida and that state is serving search warrants. back out here live in the diamond district, other ath athletes, patrick and travis kelce, the kansas city c. this investigation and the suspect in new york inside brooklyn court room so we will keep you posted. >> jacqui: alexis mcadams, thank you. >> john: we used to do stupid criminal during that week. >> jacqui: criminals are not known for being the brightest. >> john: now this. ♪ ♪ >> people at lower level, not at the supervisory level have to

take orders from their bosses and he is working on the case, even if they disagree with the case, they have to work on it. i think there ought to be some consideration to that. >> john: senator chuck grassley sharing insight and the fbi's operation as acting deputy attorney general sending a new memo to all fbi employees this morning. some agents sued t doj with publication of those who worked on january 6th investigation. in today's memo, he clarified that no one who simply followed orders and get their jobs ethically will be removed from the fbi. let's bring kerri urbahn fox news legal analyst and initially at least people the fbi refusing to cooperate with doj investigation into the fbi. >> i was surprised and i was not surprised and i will get to why i was not surprised in a manner. the justice department to release that earlier and could have fended off the fallout that occurred from this memo if they

said by the way, the reason this is happening is because we asked bosses for people involved in j6 and we want to do due process that people acted ethically. they didn't give it to us. of course whether fbi or here or in company, you cannot declined to give over information if your boss asked. i was not surprised that i think this is an issue in general from the fbi. something i have seen for years. i would say it is arrogance problem. there is this mentality that they are above approach and that, therefore, beyond accountability. so i think it causes them to make bad decisions. they are offended when confronted with this. i saw this a lot at doj. maybe kash patel is the guy to clean it up, but i'm a little bit skeptical and i think there may be a point where patel and

others have two fundamentally think how to restructure periods be when listening to chuck grassley he thinks patel is the guy to pass the full senate so we will see. >> jacqui: one more follow-up because i asked this of chuck grassley as well, he is the first to raise concerns about process with removal of inspector general. is the process up to snuff with this do you think? >> look, coming from the trump working with the administration, i saw a lot of the abuses from the igs, i get. and i saw these corridors have protecting against abuse and all of this death, abusing processes themselves when they had a particular political agenda. i witnessed this and a lot of my colleagues and i experienced this firsthand. so i understand why there has been a push to even clean those out. but to your point, jacqui, was the process followed? i think we will point out in the lawsuits that follow.

they have an opportunity to appeal. but look, sometimes the process is punishment and i can't help but wonder if the trump administration is doing for us. maybe they think they will lose ultimately and they don't care. you can appeal and we will fight and we will just battle it out in front of the boards. >> john: a lot of this is throwing down the complement. >> i think so. >> john: a top of the next hour, the president will sign an executive order that bans transgender to compete in women sport and here is what karoline leavitt said at the press briefing. this common sense action from president trump anne's disgusting betrayal of women and girls by the previous administration who for years cater to radical activists who wanted biological males to be treated as women and workplace showers with competitive and shelters. gender ideology insanity is over. >> john: there is that issue and that ban on federal funding

for transgender treatments for people who are under the age of 19. a lot of this will end up in court if not already. >> jacqui: with respect to the treatments and surgeries, there was a major case argued at the supreme court and i don't know if people forgot about it that we are waiting for a decision from the court on that. i don't think anyone can do that this is the case involving tennessee law that was passed that prohibits administering puberty blockers or facilitating these kinds of procedures for minors who are struggling with gender or experiencing gender discomfort. now, about half of the states in the country have passenger laws. the u.k., as we know just last month indefinitely band puberty blockers. think constitution before the court is to pass laws that protect kids from what they say are risky harmful drugs when the science just isn't they are not yet. i would argue yes because it

allows states to pass laws that regulate the safety, health, welfare of their citizens. about what happens in that case is going to have a big impact in this space in general. now that gender identity issue in title ix is a little bit of a different issue. but we have to remember the history of title ix. why was title night passed and the first place? to give men and women an equal shake. >> john: for a day at the national archives. >> white title ix even exist anymore? two things need to happen, one, congress needs to act there. and clarify what sex in title ix means and secondly the supreme court declined to take up the case and address directly addressing that issue in women's sports. i think they probably will at some point but i'm wondering if they are waiting to decide this tennessee law case first and how they decide that will probably give us a window in what they will do next. >> jacqui: how much does

public sentiment around this matter? you heard karoline leavitt overwhelmingly people support this. there is a new ad actually criticizing nike for not standing up for women's sports. let's play that garrett. >> dear nike, why won't you stand up for women? males are claiming a right our identity. >> our sports and our space is a men and boys are stealing spaces. are trophies, and our future. >> you say you are for social justice and progress... >> why do you allow men's rights to come before ours? >> will you stand up for me? will you? >> will you? leo just do it? will pressure like that make a difference? >> jacqui: we have seen remarkable cultural shift and it was just a week recently "the new york times" and 79% said they opposed men in women sports. that is a drastic change and pulling from a couple of years ago. people can see what they see with their own eyes when watching volleyball games and the powerlifting or watching

wrestling. you know what you know. and so, i think people fundamentally look at this and say this is not fair. we have to make this fair for women. >> john: what is interesting about this issue a small percentage of the population but the social issues around it are huge. >> you know what makes this interesting too for the case in tennessee, i think some leads require biological boys or men who want to compete in women's leagues to take drugs or going through some of those procedures. so, if this law is upheld and states are allowed to ban that in states for minors, that could have significant impact on how the sports issue plays out, i think. >> jacqui: kerri urbahn, thank you. >> john: good to see you. >> jacqui: president trump to meet with texas governor greg abbott at the white house. there are some signs that it is

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a plan to downsize the department of education and possibly to get rid of that altogether. the education secretary betsy devos has a plan of her own and she joins us in just a moment periods chief correspondent mike emanuel with more. >> president trump station in terms of education is empowering parents and definitely improving results. house lawmakers hold a hearing titled the state of american education with the committee chairman calling for change. >> while many teachers have done an admirable job helping students recover from learning loss, many systems have become fixated on teaching device of the ideologies. unfortunately, these efforts have been fueled by the federal government itself. >> john: president trump's to first fix education in the country as linda mcmahon and it sounds like the present is hoping her role will be temporary to eventually shut down the department of education. >> it is ranked very badly. what i want to do is let the

states run -- i believe strongly in school choice but in addition to that, i want the states to run schools. i want linda to put herself out of the job. >> john: today the top democrats promised to defend the department. >> we will fight any attempt to dismantle the department. so, we don't know what the plan will be. but count on our opposition to any plan that will abolish the department of education and the programs internet. >> john: that one expert told american education has lost its focus. >> over the past several years merritt has been sacrificed on the equity in rather than challenging students to strive for greatness. limited programs in ap classes so all students remain at the same level. we are witnessing the american schools in real time. >> john: education department and spokesperson tells fox news, "they are evaluating staff or academics over divisive ideology."

>> i heard randi weingarten say teachers can do a better job of bringing test scores and student education if they got direction from the federal government how to do it. i think, what have they been doing all the shares? >> great point. that his wife a lot of the folks are wondering if the days in that department are numbered. >> john: they only talk about the local level. thanks. >> jacqui: our next guest says foxnews.com piece the education department has failed and it is time to restart from scratch. let's bring it betsy devos, secretary during trump's first term. thank you for being here. i want to read a piece of what you wrote for us to get us started. you right, we must make meaningful change to put students first and economic security, national security, innovation edge and way of life hanging in the balance. america cannot continue to lead the world if rising generation can even read let alone excel in math and science. you are looking at the nation's

report card as sort of the basis for what you have said. outline white the explanation is there. >> absolutely we know the department has been -- and it was underscored with the most recent nation's report card results showing that only 7% of eighth graders and fourth graders can't even read at grade level. if you can't read, you can't learn. and the department of education's results have been dismal over the 45 years in existence. it was founded to close the achievement gap spirit to the achievement gaps have only widened since 1979. it is time for a full reset. president trump is absolutely right with going for a dismantling it, and i hope that congress will go along with this and see the wisdom in returning the power with a control back to the states and importantly, back

to families and parents at the most local level. >> jacqui: and the president's first term, is similar push to reduce the size of the agency. there is an effort to try to cut funding. impact, congress ended up raising the department spending each year. had a something like that happen, and is it likely to happen again? >> well, we tried hard to scale back with the department head and into fish and it had into the lives of families and importantly, in-state policymaking. that since then, we had covid. americans' eyes open to abject failure this federal agency has been at its mission. people have seen firsthand how the heavy hand of the federal government has precluded kids from they are learning, even in spite of spending another $190 billion extra to bring kids

up to speed because of covid learning losses. not only have those learning loss is accelerated since covid, but they were well on the way in the wrong direction before covid even came about. so people's eyes were open. this is a moment of opportunity. the public is demanding change. >> jacqui: do you think congress' eyes were open because the agency was created by congress for spending ordered by congress and you would need congress to get across the changes the president wants to make. do you see congress following through with this? if not, what can be done without congress? >> well, i am hopeful congress will take all of this seriously. but shy of congress actually dismantling and shutting down the department, one of the most important ways to get power pack to a more local level is to simply take the funds appropriated by congress and block grant them back to the states. take all of the bureaucrats in

washington out of the equation and let states put the policies together that will work best for the students at that level. at the local level. importantly, supporting universal school choice, education freedom, so that families can make those decisions. you start there and then the other parts of the department, what it does is easily be handled by other agencies. >> jacqui: do you think there needs to be a sweetener for people who will oppose this, you know, the facts on the schools rely on federal money, especially low-income schools, special education programs? would you have to make sure that is taking care of is what you are saying question might speak of the reality is the federal government only supplies about f all education funding. yet, the regulations and all of the red tape around education come from the federal department of education. so there are many teachers,

administrators at the local and state level that would welcome the opportunity to have more freedom to answer the needs of students directly rather than having happy hand from the federal bureaucracy and department created as a payoff to the teachers unions by jimmy carter. it is nothing but a political organization that has adult interest in mind, not children's interest. we can see it in the results. and her kids need better, and this is the time to make those changes. president trump in linda mcmahon can get it down. >> jacqui: we will see if linda mcmahon can pull it through with the desirous that she put herself out of a job. former education secretary, betsy devos, appreciate it. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> john: so much on president trump's play and meeting with texas governor greg abbott at the white house and it comes has president trump's immigration crackdown with a major impact on illegal border crossings. those details coming up next.

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concerned are concerned because he is very influential on public health matters. people want to listen to him. they were concerned if he raises concerns about vaccines, there might be a decrease in vaccine rates leading to just kind of an interest of the population and possibly preventable diseases popping up again. so the concern is really around safety. >> john: a lot of people in that country agree with him on certain things and that is there is an epidemic of chronic illness and society. much of it brought on by lifestyle appear to listen to what these moms told us. >> make america a pagan movement is an answer to my prayers. >> my children are sick and all three of them super six in 2007 on chronic medications and i was told they need to be on chronic medications forever and i just refused to take the answer for one more day and i started changing our diet and lifestyle's and all the kids

came up of medication. >> john: this is something president trump posted on truth social, autism was one in 10,000 and now one in the dash we need. you see a lot of illness in your practice. how much of the country, the chronic illness we suffer as a nation is because of lifestyle and what we are writing because we eat so much processed food? >> i'm seeing abnormal amount of autoimmune diseases. everyday there is a growing number of autoimmune and it has tripled over the decades and definitely alarming. there is something in the environment. by 2016, a projection of alzheimer's disease and dementia will double. we know that 70% of our young adults are unfit to join the military primarily due to obesity. this is a national security concern. rising rate of cancer, especially young patients. there is something in the

environment. i think mr. kennedy is very correct that he is trying to get to the root cause of this. he narrowed it down, in my opinion, correctly to the food exposures and toxic environmental exposures. >> john: the fda just recently said they would ban red dye number three and number of food dyes in this country. a lot of people said if you look to places like canada and if you are making cereal like froot loops, they use things like watermelon dye and blueberry dye and other vegetable dyes to make the colors. they are less vibrant than what we see here that much healthier. a lot of people say they taste better. >> they absolutely do and people who traveled to europe can attest to that. it tastes more like real food. john, today 10,000 synthetic food additives in the u.s. and our food supply versus 400 in europe. what happens is a policy in the 1950s the fbi set out and

wanted to streamline common household food additives. big food, figure this out a a bg loophole that is how we got influx of massive toxic additives. this is an area where policy will be heavily focused on changing and hopefully we will expect added to a.m.s coming soon. >> john: we will see that rfk confirmation coming up in a few days and he doesn't have all of the republican party but he makes me through. thank you for coming in today, jacqui. >> jacqui: set to host greg abbott at the white house go tilt the lone star state with a huge drop of the illegal encounters at the border. brooke taylor is live from dallas with more on this. how far have those numbers been following? >> jacqui, we got these numbers from dps and illegal encounters at the border continued to drop below .500 and that is the lowest in years.

let's take it to what i am talking about. overall 49498 counters and that's all border sectors, 105 illegal encounters in 65% decrease from the same day last year. the del rio sector, 38 illegal encounters and that is 84% decrease from the same day last year. this declines comes as first national guard troops arrive at the border. and next to copledge to send 10,000 troops in exchange for billing tariffs. and threatened the powerful cartels and billion-dollar traffic and drug operation. >> it also is a volatility at the border because law enforcement especially when it comes to decrease the number of people on the border. going after drugs, that will impact profits in impact the cartels and with that, we can expect installation of threats

from the cartels. >> i.c.e. continues to target illegal migrants in cities across the country. in aurora, i.c.e. targeted 100 tren de aragua members this morning. it is clear, they are targeting tda members who officials have called ms-13 gang members on steroids. the first group of illegal migrants sent to guantanamo bay and that landed yesterday. the officials say those were tda members also, jacqui. >> jacqui: brooke taylor, thank you so much. >> i reject the premise of your question that this forces the united states to be entangled in conflict with iraq. this is out of the is who president trump is and why the american people elected him. >> john: president trump president trump's out-of-the-box idea sending global shock waves as he suggests the united states should take long term control of gaza and rebuilding it. what is his plan for the middle east? we will ask ambassador nathan

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♪ ♪ >> john: president trump raising eyebrows with a proposal he floated during the news conference with israel's prime minister. hamas quick to it reject the idea that benjamin netanyahu said trump's will bring new

ideas to the table. joining us in a few seconds but trey yingst to start us off in tel aviv. how is the idea going over there? >> john, good afternoon and is overnight echoing across the region as president trump said the united states will take over gaza. the commander-in-chief opening up the possibility of u.s. forces operating inside the strip. his plan is to move all palestinians and relocate to regional countries like egypt and jordan. both have rejected the idea in overnight saudi arabia pushback on this concept of forceful placement. trump making headlines with iran, he left instructions. >> that happens to a leader or close to a leader, frankly if you have other people. he would call for total obliteration of a state that would include iran. so i am signing this and it is a powerful document, but

hopefully, we will not have to use it. >> trump taking to truth social early this morning, "i want iran to be a successful country but one that cannot have a nuclear weapon. the united states working with israel will blow iran to smithereens is exaggerated. i would rather have a peace agreement to prosper and grow. we should work on it immediately and have a big east elevation when signed and completed. god bless the middle east." the iranians are speaking out and open to conversations with the new administration as it relates to the country's nuclear program, john. >> john: we will see where it goes from here, trey yingst in tel aviv, jacqui. >> jacqui: let's bring a nathan sales former ambassador at large for counterterrorism hundred president trump. ambassador nathan, thank you for being here. this is such a fascinating think the president brought up yesterday because on the one

hand, we are a long way from rebuilding phase. but practical level, it seems somewhat impossible to pull this off. do you think this is opening door to el salvador with bigger middle east peace deal? >> jacqui, i did not have this on my bingo card either so i'm surprised too. i don't think we know yet what play the president is making here. it is possible it is diplomatic negotiating. say something provocative and put extreme idea on the table in order to sort of move the window of what is acceptable and possible and set the stage for future diplomatic talks. is this an example of that? it might be. we have to watch the white house and see what comes out from the president and his advisors over the next couple of days. but we should watch the region. with this was designed to provoke a response from countries in the region who do i want to hear from them, okay, what are we prepared to deal? if

this is a bad idea and some have said that, what is the plan for rebuilding gaza and the radicalizing cause? we don't want hamas and toxic ideology to survive the war. how will you deprogram for people of gaza subjected to indoctrination for generations spilling to you think of saudi arabia and the economic pt the devil is always in the details appear to the takeover of gaza would be at odds with what trump said on the campaign trail about ending u.s. involvement. foreign entanglements "the wall street journal" trump ending foreign entanglements wants to own gaza taking the hostile territory would put the u.s. at the center of the most complicated diplomatic security conflicts raising the prospect trump is signing for the country up for foreign entanglement. he told voters he would avoid. owning gaza could kind of be

like owning afghanistan or iraq. we have in there and done that and it didn't work out well. we don't have the best track record in the middle east peer to the president and his advisors are aware of the limitations of military power. and i think what we see coming from them is a little bit of humility and humbleness about the limits of what we can do and can't new. but i think the big picture is important to keep in mind. we can't go back to business as usual in gaza. we have tried for multiple generations now to entice the palestinians, to entice the palestinian authority into a peace deal with israel. they keep saying "no." we need new ideas and i have to commend the president for being willing to put previously unthinkable ideas on the table as a way to drive that conversation. let's see what the saudis come up with ore jordanians and the king will be in washington soon. let's see what his ideas.

it is not enough to say we don't like america's proposal that you have to bite your own idea on the table. >> jacqui: tres said that saudis are pushing back on issue of displacement in saudi arabia to market itself as tourism hot spot and big p.r. campaign to that several months back. and they have, you know, been able to market themselves as a friendly country to the west. is that possible to pull off what the president -- listen to what the president wanted to achieve any spelled this out during press yesterday. >> we have an opportunity to do something that could be phenomenal. and i don't want to be cute. i don't want to be a wise guy coach up at the riviera of the middle east could be something that could be so magnificent. but more importantly than that is the people that have been absolutely destroyed that live there now can live in peace in a much better situation because they are living in hell.

>> gaza is not a place the riviera seems possible, does it? not today but you need peace before prosperity and it comes in that order. in order to build a prosperous future for the people of gaza and the people of the region, there has to be an understanding, look, like it or not, israel is here and it exists and is not going away. for generations people in the region have been brainwashed by the leaders to think, well, israel is a temporarily thing and we will defeat them militarily. not going to happen so you need to reach except reality in which to have that change of mind-set, peace becomes possible and when peace is possible, prosperity can follow. >> john: pay rate was considered the riviera of the mediterranean and that was many wars ago and many terrorist attacks. >> if you final weapons into a country like iran has been doing into lebanon for years and an

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longer include self-imposed ban on weapons development. the tech giant says it believes the creation of ai that supports national security. per fox business madison alworth has all the latest and his live in new york city. so how does this play out in the real world? >> john, it plays out so google can make ai for the military. they revised ethical guidelines to use ai tech for weapons and surveillance. a law posted yesterday ai said company is updating principal saying "we believe democracy should lead in ai development guided by core values like freedom, equality and respect for human rights." reading between the lines and advancements in china like companies like deepfake makes democracy's concern china will use ai for military. this is a major reversal from 2018 for gokul and ceo stated clearly that google will not

develop ai for weapon development or surveillance. no longer the case. here is the thing that will several competitors have already announced military partnerships and openai partnered with start-up and ai models to be used for military purposes. alphabet the stock is down after the company reported earnings yesterday missed revenue that full steam ahead for alphabet a.k.a. google because they announce they will invest billions more into ai efforts. $75 billion to be exact, john. >> john: you have to wonder did anybody watch "the matrix" or "the terminator?" it didn't end well, medicine, thank you we appreciate it. >> jacqui: you are taking a live look from the superdome and to super bowl and one carried in part by controversial play and now the player at the center of it all is wai weighing in.

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stay for another rally on the streets by democrats calling for americans to fight back against elon musk over cuts to usada. asking the press secretary early about this, listen to this. >> are any officials prepared to fight democratic lawmakers in the streets? >> absolutely not. thank you for the question. >> democrats, they said that we are at war, that we may actually see somebody get killed, and kristi noem as we have divided this in the streets. what now? >> it may i just point out, if you heard that type of violent rhetoric from our side, from republican leaders on capitol hill, they would be a lot more outrage in this room today. for democratic officials to

incite violence, is incredibly alarming and they should be held accountable for that rhetoric. >> john: here's the interesting thing about this, 56% of americans say we should suspended all foreign assistance. meanwhile democrats are out of their chanting. >> sandra: she is not wrong as it would be a different reaction if republicans were saying the same thing. we had members of congress and the montage saying that we are at war. that is not nothing. >> john: somebody tweeted a picture of the american flag upside down, imagine that. >> sandra: maybe they have not learned too much from the election. if it matters to most people. all right if you have watched football the last few years he would know about the push, the

philadelphia eagles seemingly unstoppable frontline plate, jalen hurst gets pushed into the and his own. >> i don't call it that, you call it that. [chuckling] i call a very standard. >> sandra: >> it's not just him getting hyped from of the game, you can see how they are preparing for super bowl sunday. >> howdy thing that story is going to play out? >> too close to call. >> go big or go home. >> super bowl lix. >> that is great. america super bowl party with performances by john batiste, super bowl lix pregame show live 1:00 p.m. eastern sunday, was going to win? >> john: i don't think we have time to talk about that. >> go birds. said your dvr and never miss america reports.