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♪ >> steve: suburbs of kansas city. on the kansas city side. of course ground zero for super bowl fandom. right now we have the kansas city chiefs cheerleaders over there hey, guys, come on over here. round of applause for the band. how about that band? [cheers and applause] >> hey, chiefs, come on over here. okay, so we have got three former chiefs with us. what's your name? >> ga derek deertd 2017 to 2021. >> steve: how much do you like pickleball. >> it's a great sport for old guys like us. >> steve: listen, i'm older than all of you. what's your name? >> sean barber. >> steve: you maid? >> i played 2, 20,002,007. >> steve: down here at the better player of the three of them. >> ted mcknight. >> steve: i remember all of you

guys. you were fantastic. given that the chance three-peat. >> excited. see it on property today. nothing like chiefs kingdom super bowl time. everybody is ready for a big explosion. >> steve: are you guys ready to three-peat? >> yes, sir. >> steve: do you know what is interesting? a lot of people -- a lot of chiefs are actually at the game in new orleans. but we know that the best seat in the house is going to be watching on fox. just saying. >> yeah, it's going to be a good first half. halftime adjustment is going to be so important. chiefs defense stop the run. get after the quarterback, no explosive plays. >> steve: what do you think? >> as long as we don't make a lot of mistakes. if it's a mistake-free game, i think we have got a great chance to win. >> steve: all right. listen, speaking of mistake-free game. how about you and i play these two guys. >> we will smoke heck to them. >> steve: we are going to play a little pickleball. ladies and gentlemen, we are not professional pickleball players but we are going to do it

anyway. so, here we go. >> steve: all right. you know, you guys are really good. >> how about that? all right. hey, brian, ainsley, and lawrence, that was just a show off move right there. brian, ainsley, lawrence. this is so much fun right now, but the kansas city chiefs, we played last time we played down in dallas with some -- dallas cowboy cheerleaders but kansas city cheerleaders here and got the chiefs, so for kansas boy like me, this is a dream come true. and, again, i'm the only one here with this particular paddle. >> brian: steve, could i ask you a favor? would you tell me at the end of the show whose cheerleaders are better at pickleball? the cowboys or chiefs? >> lawrence: don't do that. don't do that. >> brian: make a proclamation? >> steve: they want to know in new york who has got the best

cheerleaders? the dallas cowboys or the kansas city chiefs? [chiefs] >> lawrence: they don't believe that. >> ainsley: we have to interview the cheerleaders, too. >> brian: i want to see who is better at pickleball. >> ainsley: that was great. some of the older players have come back to support the team. we are all getting so excited. >> steve: right here. go ahead, lloyd, just drive down through the cheerleaders as they show up today as we play a little pickleball. we are going to have fun all morning long. if you are in overland park, kansas, stop by. you can play pickleball free and might even play with one of the kansas city chiefs but pose with the super bowl trophy, which our friend jasper right there. ladies and gentlemen, we are going back to new york. round of applause. [cheers] >> brian: they don't want to cheer for new york, believe me. >> brian: by the way amazing i imagine they came up with pompoms as ad hoc thing stuck

around. pompoms have lasted. they can't replace the pompoms. >> lawrence: this is what you got. >> ainsley: just like somebody in his family allegedly invented camouflage. >> lawrence: and walking and glasses. >> brian: i have been to the diagonal. >> ainsley: a lot of people have been walking for ages. >> brian: on camera. >> ainsley: and walked in diagonals. >> lawrence: let him think it. >> brian: we will handle this at the break or christmas party. 5 minutes after the hour to washington where president trump will be attending the national prayer breakfast this morning. >> ainsley: comes as congressional democrats continue to protest donald trump's cost-cutting moves now calling for elon musk to be fired from doge. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us live from the north lawn. good evening, jackie. >> jacqui: good morning, guys. the president is at the national prayer breakfast, progressives holding a news conference that is likely to echo a lot of what we heard at nobody elected elon

rally tuesday outside treasury department. you had democrats casting musk's role at doge as illegals. senator chris van hollen called it a coup. >> elon musk wasn't elected or appointed by anyone and the behavior and the actions that he is taking are unconstitutional and illegal. there's nothing about co-president musk that is about saving the american people money. >> it comes as democrats have been pressuring their lawmakers to do more to stop trump's agenda like protest senate votes and throw up road blocks calling elon musk unelected bureaucrat who has amassed unchecked power. the party has few levers to use with republicans controlling the white house and both chambers of congress. really only the courts successful in reining in doge's pace. the administration reportedly ablock doge staffers restrict them from accessing information in the treasury department's

payment system. at some other agencies, a question is whether the staffers have required clearances. still the white house has been able to identify a lot of waste and abuse, especially at usaid. >> the democrats seem to be getting worked up about something which seems to make to most people just makes perfect sense. shows how out of touch and how weird the party has become. what is interesting, brian, about this doge operation. whenever it started it was intended the name gave it away the department of government efficiency. reduce spending. >> jacqui: and today we expect a surge of federal workers, according to the white house, to accept the buyout offer before the midnight deadline. as of yesterday, about 40,000 federal workers had accepted this program out of an approximate 2 million who could be eligible. it is, however, not quite yet the 5% to 10% that the white house estimated would take this deal and resign from their jobs

which, if they were to hit that goal would save an estimated $100 billion annually. guys. >> brian: do you know what? i'm just -- jacqui, i know i i m maybe preaching to the choir i'm astounded by the anger towards elon musk who is going through the treasury to find out what we're spending money on. so, when you programs defend i guess peru lgbtq parades in peru. whatever you want to do. but what he's doing now is trying to get our financial house in order. i see some people like tim ryan and david axelrod saying why are you doing this? why are they doing this? like what happened that's got normally moderate democrats screaming into a megaphone? >> jacqui: well, i think what you are watching is the party does not have really a leader right now and doesn't have a unified message. so it's responding to pressure from the, you know, far left of

its base that just wants to protest everything that trump is doing. you do have some, you know, other minds. i mean i think it was just yesterday jill biden's former press secretary was on our air telling his colleagues hey, you don't want to die on this hill. this is indefensible spending and other things you want to save your fire for. at the same time you have all this, you know, crying out about unelected bureaucrats running the white house. and we did just finish four years of biden where it was in many ways a coalition presidency. there were so many people. >> brian: generous word. >> jacqui: involved in policy making who were not elected. a little bit of, you know, little hypot hypocritical theres well. >> lawrence: amongst the washington press corps these are stories of a century you are getting to the bottom of wasteful spending which is what politicians have been -- they promised for decades to get rid

of. are they trying to run with the story or are they resisting as well to the musk investigations and to the spending? >> jacqui: i don't think either. i mean, i know that for my part i was trying to get some additional details on one item that the white house says that it blocked. i have not been able to get any documents and, you know, more information despite a couple of follow-ups. this is also being, you know, how mathere is such volume of i. i expect at some point when we get a report from one of these agencies or hear from someone who has had their funding yanked, all of the different things that have gone away or arguments for it or against it. i think we will still see more of that come out.

it's just the pace of which we are hearing about this waste is also so fast and they're going from one department to another to another to another. so i wouldn't say that one noe one is biting on the story or avoiding it. it's just there is a lot and getting the details is still allyalittle bit difficult. >> lawrence: roger that. >> ainsley: a lot of people don't like change. this is just taking out the government waste. you work hard for your money. you work hard to pay your taxes. and then tax money needs to be used in a decent way. and the right way. and so sending millions and millions to other countries, most americans aren't for that. >> brian: remember he said he was going to cut 2 trillion. >> ainsley: gavin newsom, he and donald trump have not seen eye to eye for a long time. gavin newsom is asking the homeless to come to california. the taxes are so expensive. he has lost a lot of people. they are dealing with the wildfires. so, a few -- what was it? a week ago donald trump went to california. came off the tarmac and there was gavin newsom, they shook hands and they had conversations and tour the disaster areas.

then gavin newsom went to the white house yesterday to ask for some federal money for the people and the businesses who lost everything in the fire. this is what gavin said after the president met with him. >> i look forward to more productive meetings and i look forward to the spirit that the define the meetings of this day, that spirit of collaboration, cooperation, the spirit that finds the best of the american people. >> lawrence: look, i don't know what happened at the meeting. but, it's not a great start when your state wants to put out trump proofing agenda items. i mean, it was always destined that there was going to be some fire, some national tragedy in california where they would need the federal government to step in. i don't know how you start off a conversation saying oh, mr. president, by the way we trump proved it but we need your assistance right now. >> brian: they are not saying it. he goes and meets with the series of attorneys at a cost of

$25 million. they want to trump-proof california. ready to challenge all the actions, like, for example, the ability for ice to function in that state outside orange county. they are a sanction area state. going to pay 25 million to challenge all donald trump and his administration's efforts in california, then don't ask for additional money to bail out california. fire recovery work for the budget passed. they got $2.5 billion. sadly the estimate damage is $250 billion. you need the federal government to help. now, 25 million compared to 250 billion is small, i get it. but don't tell me that you are going to use money that you have in a state running a deficit before the devastating fires to fight programs i haven't even presented yet at the same time come in hat in hand and say i want to work with you. can't have it both ways. same thing with the governor of new york. governor hochul and president trump have had some positive conversations. she says please leave the congestion pricing of $9 a hit in new york. i know you can take it out. well, don't leave elise

stefanik's seat open until the fall. >> lawrence: something's got to give. >> brian: this is called leverage can't have it both ways. >> ainsley: has to be a deal. close her seat make sure fill that seat and voters who voters get to decide. won't go after the tax all the people that drive in new york city. same with gavin newsom. fix your state. make sure the water is working. make sure you lower taxes and maybe it's give and take. we do want to help the people though that lost everything in california. but this is what they are doing in california. this was on -- cut right across party lines. >> lawrence: $50 million. >> ainsley: all the democrats voted for. >> brian: i had it wrong it was 50 million. >> ainsley: you are right when you said 25 million to challenge the actions by donald trump and his administration. but in addition to that another 25 million to defend the migrants facing possible deportation. >> lawrence: can he still veto this. this is opportunity to take a stand and say, you know what, in the best interest of our state,

we're going to let this die. >> brian: what about that horrendous video in my view over the weekend when they shut down the 101 freeway in los angeles and with these illegal immigrants, allegedly holding up mexican flags, el salvadorian flags and columbian flags. easier for tom homan know to what country to send them back to. the cops let this happen. this was you unpermitted riot. they know how to clear a street. instead some of them were attacked and allowed to. this has got to come up in the conversation. hey, gavin, don't let this happen in your state. don't put 50 million against me in your state. don't campaign against me in your state. and then beg the federal government to bail you out. when you didn't do everything possible the wildfires that are inevitable. >> lawrence: ainsley, this all goes back to sanctuary cities. they are happening all across the country. sanctuary states and the cities as well. the new attorney general pam bondi was sworn in yesterday. one of the first things that she did was to end the federal

funding for sanctuary cities. that means chicago, denver, boston, new york, mayor adams has said that he wants to get rid of some of them but he has a city council that is just crazy. but they are not going to be getting any fundinged from the federal government. >> ainsley: we talked about this last week how james comer on house oversight he sent letters to all those liberal mayors with those four cities. he said you need to come to congress. we need to have a hearing. that has been set up. it's the first week of march. so in a few more weeks. well, here is the mayor of chicago. you have been to chicago so many times, covering the crime there this is what the mayor brandon johnson said. >> i'm standing with the full force of government today, to demonstrate that chicago is a welcoming city. regardless of who is in the white house, chicago is a city that opens its arms to people from around the globe. >> lawrence: something got to be done. >> brian: president obama pam bondi is on thejob for an ha

sanctuary city which i got the list in front of me, you are going to be denied federal funding. they are going to sue back because we have been down this road before. hopefully the trump team went to school on what happened and maybe the public sentiment is more -- i know the public sentiment is more towards trump on this. >> lawrence: something has to be done about the obstruction. i don't want just the federal funds taken away but if you are harboring people that are criminal aliens, there's a statute on the books for that bill melugin is going to have a report later on. we get invited as media because the administration wants to to be transparent about deportation and ice raids. they don't want to be accused of being violent and not following the law. you have media reporters tipping off activists and they showed up to the raids yesterday and messed it up. >> brian: in roar are a, colorado? >> ainsley: tell us what happened. >> lawrence: essentially, you know, the administration has been inviting reporters on, these ride alongs to see what's happened so there is a visual

there dangerous raids, invested all these resources into raids in aurora, we have seen the footage of the apartment complex. go after tren de aragua. some of the reporters tipped off the activists so they come out, again, bill melugin is going to show you all later on in the day. there is air sirens and everything of these activists. >> ainsley: saying get out. they're coming after you. >> lawrence: don't answer your door. messed up the operation. got some people off the street but not nearly as much as they could have. >> brian: you mean the apartment complexes that were overrun by gangs that they denied happening the mayor and governor polis said trump was doing this for election reasons? they still pulled out over 100 people and sending them back hopefully to gitmo, perhaps. this is fascinating. this is local cbs. >> i just want to put on the radar, i'm not going to say the station's names and all that but if you see the administration pushing back and saying no more ride alongs and there is a media blackout, it's because of officer safety.

they are destroying the operations out there. in an effort to be transparent, they invited the press to come along with them. they didn't expect them to leak the information to the activists on the ground. there is nobody else that could have found out about this. >> ainsley: unbelievable. this was the group that was ripping out the fingernails was that couple. >> lawrence: that's right. >> ainsley: took over their apartment and kidnapped them. >> brian: that's the group that venezuela says they will take them back end up at gitmo. word is we have so few facilities and rest so plentiful. starting to let some of them back out which is crazy. because we don't have the soft sided facilities yet. congress has got to allocate. >> lawrence: more money. >> brian: to help out tom homan. >> ainsley: carley is here. >> carley: happening today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to meet with house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader john thune on capitol hill. meanwhile, just a little while ago, president trump provided more details about his plans for gaza. and a new truth social post saying, quote: the gaza strip

would be turned over to the united states by israel at the conclusion of fighting. the palestinians would have already been resettled in far safer and more beautiful communities with new and modern homes in the region. meanwhile, the senate has been in session all night as democrats delay a vote to confirm russ vought to trump's budget director. at this stage there is nothing democrats can do to side track the nomination except string this thing out to the 30-hour mark. after that, there will be an automatic vote around 7:00 p.m. tonight. officials expect vought to be confirmed party line vote. he is being targeted because he will control federal spending approved by congress. >> brian: they can't stop him. what are they doing? >> carley: president trump keeping a major campaign promise no men in women's sports. transgender athletes will not be permitted entry into the 2028 olympic games saying secretary

of state marco rubio will make the plans clear to the olympic committee. >> marco is going to make clear to the international olympic committees there and he is going to make it as clear as anybody can make it america categorically rejects transgender lunacy. change everything to do with the olympics and absolutely ridiculous subject. >> carley: this order is the late nest a string of actions on trans related issues addressed in the opening of trump's first 100 days in office. finally kansas city chiefs star patrick mahomes and travis kelce both saying how honored they are to be playing in front of president trump this sunday. >> it's always cool to be able to play in front of sitting president, someone that top position in our country so i didn't see that clip, but obviously, it's cool to hear. >> i'm excited because it's the biggest game of my life, you know? and having the president there,

you know, best country in the world so it will be pretty cool. >> carley: you will be able to hear from president trump prior to the game as part of bret baier's special pregame interview during fox's pregame coverage which is set to begin at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. it will be very interesting to watch. you know bret is going to do a fantastic job as always, guys. >> brian: it's going to be great. >> lawrence: set it up. >> ainsley: hold on, travis kelce very good of him. very nice of him unifying. >> brian: come on over, we havee announcement. >> lawrence: apparently god watches "fox & friends." >> ainsley: our prayers have been answered. >> lawrence: god watches "fox & friends." he is fan of "fox & friends." it looks like tom brady, the first time ever, i think, tomorrow is going to be on "fox & friends" at 8:30 eastern time. [cheers] >> ainsley: carley, i hear you and i are the ones interviewing him. >> carley: okay. i will start preparing now. >> ainsley: we will put him right between us. car k5r7 my questions will be very different than brian's.

>> ainsley: i have lots of questions for him. >> brian: this will be fantastic. he almost did the impossible. comes off the bench never doing games before to go to the number one team number one network and now going to the top game. what is the difference one of the questions throw out to him. >> ainsley: workshop it right now. >> ainsley: what is the difference between playing and what's your feeling internally playing as opposed to broadcasting? >> carley: yes. and also like which one are you more nervous for? >> lawrence: that's good. >> carley: first time experience. >> ainsley: you were talking to boomer and he said his first super bowl. >> brian: 14 super bowls, one on television, 13 on radio. he says you do get nervous people keep delegate you people are watching. >> ainsley: people are watching all over the world. >> brian: when you are down 21 points halftime against the falcons, that's nervous. and then you win. when the giants find a way to beat you at the end, that's, you know, twice. >> ainsley: we have pregame show and he will be involved in that. >> ainsley: shake off the

nerves. >> ainsley: first few minutes you just have to get on a roll. find his moment. >> brian: this is going to be more -- ainsley giving tom brady. >> carley: ainsley he is right. you are nervous the night before right when the camera starts to go. once you start talking you are like okay. >> ainsley: i got. this. >> brian: for the first time they are letting him go into players and coach's meetings because he is an owner now. they were keeping him out. for this game you are allowed to go in. >> ainsley: is he going to eat any snacks during the game? >> lawrence: that's a good question. >> brian: we are not asking that. >> carley: it's a long game. eyewitness ains what's he recommend? come to my kitchen and clean out the bad food? >> lawrence: even more legal drama for actress blake lively. we will tell you what the latest lawsuit is about. >> brian: is he still working out? he is a supple man, we know that. >> carley: supple? >> brian: first live from kansas lincoln's marching band will

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lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: thanks, my friend. >> janice: of course. so actress blake lively facing a second defamation lawsuit p.r. it ends with us co-star justin baldoni the pr firm seeking $7 million worked with baldoni to create a digital army against her. constitutional law attorney, former federal prosecutor katie cherkasky joins us now. i guess the main thing here is there's the court of public opinion and there is a legal system. him putting out all the messages and creating a site it just makes him look better. it seems like we got more information from him than her. where do you stand? >> well, i think ultimately this case is about a workplace sexual harassment allegation. that's really what kind of boils down to in large part. the question about that is whether that's true and legitimate or whether that's being used to sort of weaponize against justin baldoni and i

agree that a lot of the information that's been put out by baldoni's defense team in advance of this trial has been very telling about what might have happened on that set and it doesn't look like blake lively initially much of a problem with him. the question is what changed her mind and why did she go down this path ultimately? >> lawrence: do you think this is settled in court or do you think eventually they reached some type of settlement? >> i think this case has a lot of the kind of remnants of the johnny depp trial in some ways. >> lawrence: exactly. >> sort of split on both sides at the end even though johnnie depp largely won that case. there are questions about baldoni and his team's reaction to what they thought blake lively was going to spread in the media about her claims against baldoni. i think there is culpability potential there for him. in terms of the actual sexual harassment side of things if he wants to litigate that and the case continues on current trajectory i think he will emerge as the victor here even though he will be a bit bloodied

and bruised at that point. >> lawrence: that's the question right there. how bruised is he at the end of this? i want to get your comments on this other topic. driver was fatally struck in nhl's johnny and his brother is fighting to have his indictment tossed saying that the bicycle ling brother were both drunk at the time of the deadly hit and run. where do you stand on this issue? >> well, obviously, it's such a horrible tragedy that these brothers were killed. when anybody is killed. but the question of whether the criminal elements of the crimes that are being charged can be proven is completely different when somebody has alcohol in their system there is presumption they were engaged in reckless behavior. that actually has to be proven. the victim's blood alcohol content is actually relevant in terms of both the causation of the accident and the comparative negligence that might be at play there. so certainly this individual is going to fight the charges and that's a part of that.

>> lawrence: it's going to be a messi case, katy, thank you for your comments. >> thank you. >> lawrence: countdown to the big game philadelphia vs. kansas city steve is having a little hometown throw down with his fellow chief fans. next. ♪

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pickleball playing. i just played for the former governor of kansas and we will get the key to the ski shortly. look who is here the cheerleaders of the kansas city chiefs present and past as well. gracie how are excited are the ladies about the big game? >> we are so excited. we are excited to cheer on our chiefs for the super bowl. >> cat, you represent a group of ladies who were are now retired. >> yes. >> or are you ever retired. >> you never really retire when you are a chief's cheerleader. alumni supporting this amazing time for kansas city. >> steve: fantastic. all right. because we have got hundreds of people who have shown up here at chicken and pickleball if you would like to stop by, stop by because everything is free. would you like to lead the kansas city chief fans in a cheer? turn around and do it. cc, let's go. >> kc let's go. >> kc, let's go

♪ k.c., let's go. >> steve: very nice. >> steve: come on let's go. >> k.c., let's go. >> steve: let's go. thank you, ladies. let's go over to the food. now, it's called chicken n pickle. you're famous for the chicken which is brine and pickle juice. >> so proud of our food it is a scratch chicken hormone free and antibiotic free. game day food some of our top sellers. >> steve: how great have they been for hosting for all of you folks here today? [cheers] >> steve: not normally open this early so thanks for rolling out the red carpet. >> absolutely. >> steve: you have a paddle it's signed by? >> travis kelce number 87. >> steve: what are you going to do with it. >> raveled off on the super bowl. come watch with us. >> steve: i'm going to bring this up and i'm sure you have heard this a million times. i have read that travis kelce

and patrick mahomes are part owners in chicken n pickle. >> that is a true fact. >> steve: what? >> we are very humbled to have them in our family. >> steve: how often do they stop by and play pickleball? i just missed them. >> you think they are good at football they are pretty good on the court. pretty amazing. >> steve: who is better travis or patrick? >> i am. >> steve: of course you are. how many have been chicken and pickleball looking for travis or taylor swift, right? [cheers] >> steve: see, that is one of the things about kansas city is everybody seems to think, you know, that lady over there, is that -- is that taylor swift? >> i don't know. come join us. just to show you how crazy kansas city is about taylor swift. yesterday, when we came to the airport, look at this, lawrence, i got this for you. i'm just here for taylor. lawrence jones loved taylor

swift, ladies and gentlemen. all right, going to continue. going to go outside. let's cue the band, live from chichicken n pickle. it's the warm-up to the big super bowl and the three-peat. we can do it, right? [cheers] >> steve: take it away, band. ♪ ♪ ♪ with fast signs. see the visual possibility in your business. with signs and graphics, you can save anything. transforming your space begins at our place. fast signs make your statement.

>> brian: elon musk is trying to help balance our budget. democrats have a problem with that but don't have a problem with another billionaire george soros and his son his money is funding a series of radio stations been accused of broadcasting live locations, by the way in colorado under cover ice agents locations of them told blirchs on january 26th u.s. immigration and customs

enforcement carrying out an operation on the east side of town. the county's response network says agents in san jose were in unmarked vehicles. fcc chair brendan carr joins us now. he is running that probe. concerning to you, brendan? >> yeah, of course. i try to look on the bright side of things and here i think that's the fact that we were having unprecedented number of deportations taking place in this country for that thank god for president trump promises made promises kept. not only secure the border but deport here illegally carrying it out with unprecedented seem thanks to secretary nome and tom homan as well. >> you had ice agents under cover doing operations in east san jose radio station broadcasting the live location. identifying the unmarked vehicles that they were in and again, against the backdrop of democrat leaders in congress saying it's time for people to take fights to the street against trump's agenda. so we have sent a letter of

inquiry. a formal investigation into that matter. and they have just a matter of days left to respond to that inquiry and explain how this could possibly be consistent with this public interest obligations i should have called you chairman. i apologize to for that people concerned about the spending here. if you want to know motivation. look at this $377,000 from u.s. aid workers go to democrats. 12 go to republicans. and you wonder if there is a political agenda there. at the very least you have to understand the concern? i look at usaid in particular operating as money laundering operation all sorts of radical causes everything from promoting divisive dei to actually helping to fund some of the censorship cartel operations that are taking place across the board. so it's very interesting this is the place where democrats have decided to go to the ramparts

george soros bought all those station. now you are in charge. who knows if that would have went through if you were in charge. other big story is "60 minutes" you have to turn over the transcripts of the vice president kamala harris' interview because of the way obviously it was edited and they are already being sued for $10 billion by the trump team are you worried about the precedent of asking for these transcripts because now everybody that has to edit down an interview with a high profile figure will have the same situation. >> what is interesting the precedent we are following is the precedent that the fec set when it came to fox. there was a complaint lodged against fox. so they opened up a public proceeding on that. we are simply applying that precedent. look, there is a lot of people in this country right now on the radical left that are upset about this investigation into the cbs and the work doing on brawforts. thomas seoul when the government has been weaponized in your favor it feels like discrimination in when all of a sudden therein is even handed

treatment. a lot of people been on that upper road of the two tiered system of government and what i'm here to do is apply the law evenly. >> this is a rare situation where we had extrinsic evidence that cbs had played one answer or one set of words and swapped in another set and cbs's conduct through, this frankly, has been concerning. you know, look, they just did an interview with vice president vance and immediately fully disclosed the unedited transcript. for some reason they decided not to do that in this case and so we have now opened a proceeding. we think it's in the public interest to allow people to participate in comment. we're going to take this one step at a time at the fcc. >> brian: hopefully talking to you pretty consistently, chairman. so much going on in the media matters changing so quickly. brendan carr, thanks so much. >> thanks. >> brian: let's go over to carley. >> carley: listen to this stars from the fox sports crew spending time giving back to the big east ahead of the super bowl in new orleans. fox nfl reporter christina pink, analyst howie long, mark sanchez and rob gronkowski along with the fox sports ceo eric shanks

presenting $400,000 check from fox sports and fox corporation to the boys and girls club of metro, louisiana and gronk who knows a thing or two about winning gave the kids some advice on how to succeed in the game of life. >> we were talking to them, wonderful kids here at the boys and girls club. it is the first, you know, warrior school. good grades in order to move up in the ranks. outlines of schooling you want to learn a craft. you want to be able to build up yourself. how you do that is with practice. about whatever you want to be in life. you have to dedicate yourself and you got to put the time in. >> carley: the fox forward and fox sports game changer fund helps kids across the state prepare for the careers of the future. the initiative also provides support for 400 military connected youth at the boys and girls club installation on naval air station joint reserve base new orleans offers life and workforce readiness, financial literacy, education, career

readiness, curriculum, and more. and i would say, brian, that is money well-spent. >> brian: absolutely. fox does great things with the military. fox sports we do too. other thing is giving back to kids. some families inner city situations where do you go after school? boys and girls club. great people there staff. i know denzel washington a big spokesman basically said he saved him as a kid. it keeps you out of trouble and gets you competing. especially so many role models who served there eric shanks, somebody that played a huge role in his life. and he is the ceo of fox sports now has been for years. so it's great to achieve something. be able to give back and that's mark sanchez right in the middle. >> carley: that's fantastic. brian, well said. absolutely. >> brian: we will see you shortly. meanwhile awaiting remarks from president trump live at the national prayer breakfast and we're going to hear from his newly appointed u.s. border patrol chief michael banks in his first official interview. ♪ out in the back woods south in down in the holler

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