poles, we know you could that in philly and we don't want any kids getting hurt. sean gorman, inbe joy the game, interesting move you are making here. enjoy the game. talk about the game, carley shimkus. >> carley: the kids in a school district will never forget this two hour delay even if the eagles lose. it will be a fun fact. did you know my district gave us a two hour delay when the eagles went to the super bowl. how cool is that guy? >> todd: studied all the film and game tape. >> well, gosh, it's tough to bet against mahomes i'm going with the chiefs. >> high heart says chiefs. the eagles look dominant this year. >> carley: have great friday. we have saturday going. the big game, super bowl sunday. catch it only on fox. but, for now, "fox & friends" starts have a good day. everybody. ♪

>> lawrence: look at that 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, friday, february the 7th, this is "fox & friends." looking like a big day for the government cut. >> yup. >> lawrence: as president trump reportedly gets ready to lay off nearly 10,000 usaid employees today that would leave about 300 people on the payroll. >> brian: not everybody's happy. plus the countdown is on for the eagles and chiefs as they face off for new orleans in super bowl i think it's lix. tom brady is no stranger to the super bowl. they have playing in 10 winning seven. he joins us live this morning on calling the big game for the first time. >> ainsley: and abby hornacek is getting in on all the fun with all the eagles fans in philadelphia while will cain is holding down the fort in the big easy. "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, your mornings are better with friends.

♪ [when the saints come marching in] ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: yesterday we were in kansas and today we are in philly, trying to be fair and balanced. that is the brass band they are called the brass animals. >> brian: they sound fantastic and ready to go. do you know who else is ready to go? >> lawrence: abby hornacek. >> lawrence: breakfast with friends in philly ahead of the super bowl. hey, abby. >> abby: i know steve was in kansas city i'm here to prove that eagles fans might be a little rowdier than those chiefs fans. how good is this band snrawrns, i do knlawrence, i know you wert

chickie's & pete's two years ago i have to make sure i slightly hold a candle. they already love you more. talk with some folks. former here leaders are here. what year did you cheer for the eagles? >> 72 to 77. >> carley: okay. what about you? >> 84 to 87. >> 80 to 85. >> so you were there for the '81 super bowl? >> i was it my rookie season. >> carley: in new orleans? >> it was amazing to be on the squad for the first time to be vet all those games and then to wind up on the field at the super bowl. it was just a dream come true? do you have any advice for the ladies cheering in this year's super bowl? >> just enjoy every single moment. >> carley: do you have a favorite moment from when you cheer? >> everything camaraderie with the cheerleaders, our fans are incredible. that will never go away. >> carley: it's your job to get the fans going. so you get all the credit for

any fun eagles fans. do you guys all know each other? have you hung out before? >> of course we do. we do a lot of alumni appearances together. it's a very close, tight-knit group of sisters. >> carley: oh my gosh. that's so cool, too to have all the different decades. really quickly we have mother and son. did you get your son up this morning? >> yes, i did. >> carley: amazing. we have got to talk to you later we got to go. one last cheer before we send it back. [cheers] >> eagles -- eagles. >> carley: they spelled it right. >> brian: everyone talked about how the team stayed together? what about the cheerleaders? they put up with a lot and don't get paid a ton. the first super bowl they lost to the wild card raiders led by jim plunkett. nick foles brought championship new england quarterback tom

brady. >> lawrence: fans so dedicated i see faces from when i was there a few years ago. they get a little rowdy in philadelphia. >> brian: a little? a little rowdy in philadelphia? >> lawrence: i was being polite, bry. >> brian: yesterday was one of the big days where nfl did season-ending awards. nfl honors. red carpet the most exciting tyrus be with us later. exciting night in new orleans before super bowl lix. snoop dogg the emcee joined on stage by jelly roll losing so much weight by the day. showed up in full uniform. cracked a joke at his own expense. >> don't even look like he plays football; i, on the other hand, peak athleticism, music superstar. one could say i'm travis and taylor in the same pair of britches. >> lawrence: that was good. >> brian: now to the awards themselves. quarterback josh allen who could argue with them taking home

first mvp award edging out large jackson by just a few votes. eagles superstar saquon barkley signed as a free agent. earning the offensive player of the year award there he is. jayden daniels winning offensive rookie of the year. maybe the best rookie quarterback ever including, i think dan marino. coach of the year award to kevin o'connell. and by the way he was awarded that award by bill belichick who he played for. >> ainsley: he was tom brady's coach or played with tom brady? >> brian: is he a quarterback guru. pro-football class of 2025 announced great antonio gaetz outstanding tight end for 20 years. jared allen, sterling sharp and eric allen. many fans disappointed eli manning got snubbed in the place he grew up and his dad starred

with the new orleans saints but it's okay. a lot of people don't get in the first. >> ainsley: he will get in definitely at some point. william kaine is live in new orleans to react to this. will? >> will: let's start the morning off with hot sports take. one vote for eli in the hall of fame for ainsley earhardt. i'm curious, brian, i'm curious, l.j., do you think is he a hall of famer? >> ainsley: yes. are you kidding? what? >> will: ainsley? >> lawrence: i'm not sure. >> will: it's a tough call, ainsley. >> ainsley: i think they are the nicest people. plus, he was very talented. >> brian: nice should get you in there. >> lawrence: ha! >> brian: so many nice people on the practice squad who will eventually end up in canton. he eli manning win twos super bowls. when he left the field, he was in top 10 in almost every passing category. and the guy never missed a game. so, also, and it shouldn't be a factor but, will, the other

thing he treated the press with grace and with respect. the press votes him. so i don't think a first ballot, not a big surprise. i'm surprised he didn't make the top 10. he didn't make the top 10 cut this time. >> will: well, ainsley, he is very famous, of course. he won two super bowls. his statistics don't necessarily put him in company of other hall of famers. >> lawrence: that's right. >> will: i will say i think he will be a hall of famer. i don't know should or should not but i think he will be a hall of famer. >> brian: of course he is. what do you mean should or should not. come on, are you kidding me? >> lawrence: his stats compared to -- come on, bry. >> will: i will start the tony football hall of fame movement. i could even hear chris in the background. i could hear chris. >> brian: will, if you give me a second. look up all the super bowls. he never even got there. so,. >> will: sometime the super bowl sometimes it's stats.

>> lawrence: hard without super bowls. >> will: in the end he played new york, right, brian? case closed. he played new york. [laughter] >> brian: you are right. dallas doesn't get any publicity and the cowboys don't lead every cast and every espn sports center even though they haven't played in two months. >> will: well, okay, listen. let me just say a few things. love you eli, love the mannings, love his nephew arch manning hook 'em. there is a lot of construction going on bourbon street. i don't know if this is preparing for concerts. studio shows all up and down bourbon street or security which has a heavy presence in new orleans. i got in last night. tom brady as you can see at the bottom of your screen 8:30 eastern time. i went out with one of his backup quarterbacks last night. stayed up much longer than i should have. new orleans, bourbon street. chiefs fans, nfl fans, all over

the place. this is the right kind of place to host a super bowl. i would argue this is the perfect venue. probably number one. you know, there is las vegas. there is los angeles. other big entries into this. next year san francisco. i'm going to say it number one, new orleans for the super bowl. >> brian: we're going to get back with you, will. we will harass you for three hours. get set to do your show at 4:00. don't move. >> lawrence: thanks, will. >> will: right here. >> ainsley: tanks for waking up early. probably got two hours sleep. >> brian: not like he is not used to. his old job he used to have to get up early. >> ainsley: federal workers now have until sunday to decide whether to take a buyout after a clinton appointed judge extended that deadline. >> brian: i hope it ends there, too. the move comes as nearly all usaid employees are reported to be laid off tonight with unions now suing the trump administration over the sweeping cuts. over 1,000 to 300.

>> lawrence: lucas joins us with details. >> lucas: if you are a federal worker on the fence about taking a buyout you have more time to take it over. not the case for thousands of usaid workers who face a midnight deadline tonight. here is secretary of state marco rubio on the cuts. >> not trying to be disruptive to people's personal lives. we're not -- we're not being punitive here. but this is the only way we have been able to get cooperation from usaid. i have preferred not to do it this way. when we tried to do it from the top down by getting cooperation from the central office of usaid what we found instead are people trying to use the system to sneak through payments and push through payments despite the stop order. the united states will be providing foreign aid but it is going to be foreign aid that makes sense and it aligned with our national interest. >> usaid is being folded into the state department who plans to keep only about 290 employees, more than 10,000 will lose their jobs tonight at midnight.

unions representing the workers say these actions have generated a global humanitarian crisis by abruptly halting crucial work the usaid employees, grantees and contractors. they have cost thousands of american jobs. and they have imperiled u.s. national security interest. the u.s. office of personnel management says in compliance with court order, the deadline for federal employees to accept the deferred resignation program is being extended to monday, february 10th, 11:59 p.m. eastern. the program is not being blocked or canceled. the government will honor the deferred resignation offer. now, we have put together a list of some of the things usaid is spending money on with your taxpayer dollars. perhaps we can get a few more turns on the scroll there. 1 million gender diverse support in bag gla derby, 1.8 billion for honduran lbgt group. some of the bigger ticket items 15 million for condoms to the

dal ban. assisting migrant in colombia. 3.3 million for a caribbean lgbtq group. 29 million for young and female working egyptians. and 14.9 million for supporting lgbtq youth cambodia and 49 million for improving reading scores in zam bee a some lawmakers on capitol hill seem to support usaid that includes mississippi senator roger whitaker says usaid important to countering chinese influence also acknowledges some of these spending programs are a bit wasteful, guys. >> brian: thanks so much, lucas. you would think it would work to benefit some of the programs dubious and point out other ones that are necessary. instead, they want to condemn people for bringing it up. when as marc thiessen writes today with perspective. he said warren christopher, secretary of state under bill clinton was the first to say these guys are out of control. let's fold them into the state

department. al gore was going to do it but got massive pushback from usaid okay we will fold. senator joni ernst said what are you spending your money on. you look as though you are not going for american causes. you are going for anti-american causes. they threatened her. they told her to back off. as peggy noonan writes she says of all the agencies being battered around this one the first one we'll recall the period in history u.s. agencies for international development some of whose line items spending devoted to cultural imperialism. you have seen the list. usaiddei musical in ireland and everything we just saw. when you look at what they're pushing in the world you think they are not fighting anti-american feelings. they are causing anti-american feelings. >> lawrence: ainsley, i'm stunned that they have allowed the republicans now to be the party of the people. and when i say the people, the american people. if there was an argument to be made of some program internationally that you want to

fight for, you could just go to the president or the white house and say can we at least just keep this program? but that's not the argument that they are making. they want to keep all of the programs from the usaid. even though fraud, waste and abuse going on in place. i just don't think this is -- of course they are not going to win against the republicans. they are not going to win with the american people. they are not going to have all these americans calling and protesting to keep programs for foreign governments. >> you will have progressive people that want to keep all of those programs. scroll a list. but the common sense middle of the road democratic or republican is going to say and all the republican party is going to say stop wasting our money. we are in debt. we are giving money to these programs that we don't agree with, to other countries. they don't need these programs. some of them, yes. maybe. and there's an argument for that if it's feeding children or if it's preventing hiv from a child from getting hiv and they are allowing to send that drug over or the malaria drug. i get it. but, these programs, it's so

much waste. and the democrats, what are they scared of? are they scared to save money? are they scared that we will pull back the curtain and actually see how progressive these democrats really are? they don't want this done and it just baffles most americans. >> brian: here is joe rogan saying hey, guys, this is what america voted for. >> what's fascinating right now is we are getting a chance to see what happens when you take a business approach to the government. the same people that said we need radical change. we need radical change. we have got corruption. we need radical change. here is your radical change. we don't need this, but you do. the government does. they need oversight. and they haven't had that because of that, you are seeing this not just waste. you can call it waste, but it's deeper. it's deeper than waste. it's corruption. and you're seeing that corruption get weeded out. >> brian: some of the people working for elon musk group doge are in their 20's. what's wrong with 20-year-olds have you talked to them in terms

of silicon valley is populated by mostly 20 to 30-year-olds. this is their generation and intuitive to them. they are great at it and helped elon musk build 7 major companies richest person in the world. they 40 and 60,000 workers have applied for the six month buyout. examining whether we can do that or not. bottom line is, our federal structure is too big any company instrument to pare it down. when your number one expenditure is paying the debt on money you owe, this has to be the focus. but if you look at the left, all they are doing is mocking elon musk. the smartest, richest people in the world and ring 20-year-olds because they are examining the treasury. so, i hope the judges don't get in the way of this paring down and slimming down of the government. >> lawrence: i know the executive branch has large discretion over these funds. and when i look at all the

crisis we're experiencing go back to ohio east palestine. were their protests advocating for those people? protested for people rebuilding? north carolina, have we seen people assemble to give those folks the funds that they need? they have not. i think it's a slap in the face to the american people. one viewer came on the martha show yesterday, and i'm not saying this is true but the viewer said are they getting money? like why are they so passionate for the average day american at home independent voter, why are they like this? re they getting kick backs? they are so passion nalle that the about this money? >> brian: next up the ngos, what is going on there. >> ainsley: we need that, right? and joe rogan is right. it's corruption and more than waste. hand it over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: stay in washington. the senate voting 53-47 to confirm ruffle vought to lead the office of management and budget. that wasn't before ashley moody shut down to find democrats

attempting to delay that vote.o. if it doesn't find an owner the app. faces a national ban. trump says is he likely to make a final decision on the app.'s future this month. meta ceo mark zuckerberg seen visiting the white house yesterday neat spokesperson was there to discuss how he can help the trump administration advance american tech leadership abroad.

it's unclear whether zuckerberg met with entrepreneurship but the two have appeared to become closer since trump's inauguration. and today is national wear red day as you can see i am wearing red as is everybody else on the couch. it's to support the american heart association in raising awareness about cardiovascular disease which is the leading cause of death in women. the cdc reports that over 60,000 women in the united states are living with some form of heart disease. the wear red movement has been helping save lives for over two decades. for more information on this, head to go red for women.org. and that is why we are all wearing red. ainsley i couldn't believe that number 60 million women in this country are living with some form of heart disease. that's 44% of the female population. >> ainsley: number one killer of women. thank you so much. lanes lanes this new administration has a renewed focus on health. i'm hoping they can get to the about the of it.

doing actual research and showing it to the american people. >> brian: i want them to tell us along the way what you are working on. that's why i wore red today. >> ainsley: confirm r.f.k. jr. and start working on it. >> brian: probably get a vote this week. >> ainsley: democrats taking the fight against president trump's cost cutting agenda to court now. former u.s. attorney andy mccarthy on deck. >> lawrence: first to philly the brass animals play us out. >> ainsley: i love that name. will. >> abby: welcome to chickie's & pete's. talking to fans and eagle cheerleaders ahead of super bowl lix. come by. ♪ good morning. [cheers]

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assistant attorney andy mccarthy joins us now. good morning to you, andy. >> good morning. >> ainsley: this was a clinton appointed judge. we expected something like this to happen. extending it a few more days, the white house's response was great. this is what karoline leavitt said. we are grateful to the judge for extending the deadline for so more federal workers no refuse to show up to the office can take the administration up on this very generous once in a lifetime offer. it is a great deal isn't it, andy? can you get another job. one of the federal workers moved to florida. can you have two paychecks through september. >> ainsley, it's a great deal that's getting greater, right? wasn't it six months and few days extended it for 6 months. couple more days it will be a year. getting better by the minute. >> brian: could the judge on monday you can't do this. it's not an offer. it's not funded. we're not going to do it? really comes down to what that judge says on monday, right?

>> well, you know, look. i would never say a judge can't do something there is a funding issue if the judge makes a ruling go to the circuit and go to the supreme court. take more time to sort it out that doesn't mean it will get upheld in the end. >> ainsley: isn't a boss allowed to fire employees? >> this is profound issue, actually, that goes back to the administrative state as it came to us beginning in the new deal. right? it's clear in the law that the president runs the executive branch. the president is the only one in the executive branch with power. it's clear in the law that the president can fire at will top officials of the executive branch. it's never made any sense to me that the president doesn't have authority to fire everyone in the executive branch. but congress started to enact these protections for government bureaucrats.

basically in the 1970s, and they have never really been challenged in court. so we may be headed to the supreme court one way or the other. >> brian: musk says right now while they delay what they can look at in treasury billions of taxpayer dollars are still being paid to fraudulent entities and still being approved by treasury. this needs to stop. that's why he is there. why democrats are fighting that is insane. also fighting pam bondi, says i'm going to sue you. stop funding these sanctuary cities if you don't cooperate with ice. where's the suit going? >> well, i think the suit is actually a good middle position because as tom homan has pointed out any number of times. they could actually put cuffs on some of these state officials. you know, you could arrest people who are obstructing the administration of federal law enforcement in an area, immigration and border security. that the courts say is exclusively the province of the federal government. so i think it's a good middle step that they are going to court: to sue them. that's better than, you know,

arresting mayors and other lawmakers who are interfering with this. and i think they got a very strong position in court. >> ainsley: doj is suing chicago. the state of illinois and cook county. they are arguing that local and state laws violate federal immigration laws. where will this go? >> it's going to be line-drawing exercise. basically, you can't commandeer the states to force you to help enforce federal law. but, the federal authorities have the authority to enforce federal law. so, while they don't have to help them, they can't interfere with them. the question from the court where do you draw the line and how do we judge the behavior the sanctuary cities engaging in. >> brian: i just thought didn't trump already try this in 2017, ant didn't the court stop him from beganning sanctuary cities. aren't we doing that now? are we going back to the same

playbook? >> i think that the legal terrain is a lot clearer than it was in 2017, brian. remember, after trump did what he did, there was a long litigation and ultimately the supreme court ruled. i can't remember whether it was 2018, 2019, that the president basically has a lot of authority to do the things that he's doing. so i think whatever the arrangement was in 2017, they are playing on more favorable turf for them now. >> brian: i hope so. it's the right thing to do. andy mccarthy thanks so much. >> ainsley: great to see you. thank you, andy. >> good morning. thanks. >> ainsley: have a good morning. 30 minutes after the big hour. the big game in the big easy. will cain is live in new orleans until two days until the eagles face the chiefs only on fox. ♪ yeah, yeah ♪

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>> brian: there you go. just two days until the super bowl. yep, on fox. chiefs against the eagles. >> lawrence: of course we got will cain live on bourbon street a few miles where it's going to go down. do you know who is with him? tyrus. >> tyrus: what a team, awesome. >> will: you should have seen us last night, kilmeade, right? >> tyrus: yeah. you know what kilmeade? i got a bone to pick with you. i had to do your job last night. i did it on a high, high level. >> will: raised the bar? >> tyrus: they kept asking where the guy with the forehead was. [laughter] >> brian: forehead? i never been described like that. i heard endlessly sexy. i heard charismatic, i never been described quite like that, tyrus. >> tyrus: they said where is the little guy with the forehead. >> ainsley: tyrus? >> tyrus: listen, i only preach the truth. tell it like it is.

>> brian: did we tell you to stay in single file? i have never seen a lineup. are you in size order? what is going on? get next to each other. >> tyrus: we are on a bourbon street. >> will: we are hanging on for dear life looking for beads and looking for somebody to throw beads. >> tyrus: a thousand people at bay on both sides dying to get a shot of will cain and tyrus with no mention of the man with the forehead at all. >> brian: what is with forehead. >> lawrence: what is this gutfeld in the morning? >> tyrus: i'm not going to tell what you flavor flav said. >> brian: he does not know i exist. you are dressed like a catcher and you are telling me. >> tyrus: roll the package i have evidence to dispute that. >> brian: he does not know me. >> tyrus: we have the transcripts. >> brian: all right. let's go. ♪ ♪ >> tyrus: you guys are the fans

for the buffalo bills. >> we are here to support our guys. >> tyrus: your prediction, will it be close? >> oh, yeah. of course. >> tyrus: all your games have been close. you have been the rick blair of football. >> tyrus: i have been kidnapped by "fox & friends" to do some interviews tonight. they are trying to teach me how to be a journalist. >> tyrus: what it is, man. >> tyrus! >> i got the clock. where's the belt? >> tyrus: look, man, when i retired my son grabbed is it so fast. >> what are you doing here tonight. >> nfl i got to be part of the people honoring the nfl players. >> "fox & friends" my favorite show, man. >> coach, mr. coach? >> see all the new hall of famers and players of the year, that kind of thing. this is great event. spend some time with my wife, enjoying the red carpet and the best of the nfl. >> this is what it is all about. i work all year long to get to the super bowl and have it in new orleans, a night to be able to celebrate all the greats in

our sport. >> i'm here to celebrate the eagles. kind of tough. but i also you know, award for the mvp. just great to be playing the super bowl in new orleans. >> tyrus: can't be a star filled night if the king of the stars wasn't here himself. >> i don't know about that. >> tyrus: i'm working with will cain tomorrow who is a die hard dallas cowboys fan. >> tell will how much we appreciate him being here. sorry we don't have that team down here and new orleans with us but we are going to get him here. >> the nfl is dominating american culture right now. so these are the big stars. obviously my client patrick that homies will be playing sunday. >> tyrus: your transition from sports to tv has been pretty smooth. are you finding the same passion on the mic as do you on the field? that's important. >> i love the game. you know, i love the game. i'm thinking how can i be as close to the game without actually playing? >> tyrus: do you find as much passion that as did you on the field. >> not quite the same as

playing. but i still love it. >> tyrus: it's a different color wearing that red is there any hints? >> no hints, man. i'm just ready to impact and inspire wherever i go. >> tyrus: what do we have here. >> usa. recipient. huge honor a lot of work with the military throughout my entire life. >> tyrus: amazing career. one of my favorite players to watch. i love the fact that you incorporate a little bit of wrestling into your style. >> i do. >> tyrus: as ww alumni i love to see that i'm assuming a natural progression. >> hopefully a table can i jump through at some point. >> tyrus: i'm sure we can find you one. >> will: you got kitell he is going into wrestling? >> tyrus: that was an award-winning interview. that's how you do it, kilmeade. you know, it was a great night. it was a lot of fun. and as you can see, tyrus is worldwide. flavor flavin i looked out for you got an apology from the

jones. >> will: i needed that apology. right, lawrence? >> lawrence: finally something. >> brian: will, did you see jerry jones' monologue in land man? >> lawrence: oh, yeah. it was great. >> brian: oh my goodness. >> will: it's so good that you have to consider it wasn't acting. it was real. >> ainsley: he started to tear up a little. his eyes were glazing over. >> will: yeah. >> ainsley: that was a beautiful monologue. if you haven't seen it it's great to share with all parents because he talks about working with his children and how important that is. >> will: speaking of texas. how would you love this belt buckle got zoom in. >> will: be careful. keep it accurate. fox, baby. >> ainsley: all right. >> tyrus: nice job. >> will: almost big enough to be a championship belt. >> tyrus: not quite. >> lawrence: looks like a belt for me. >> ainsley: beautiful. was that patrick mahomes agent?

>> tyrus: affectionately know the real life jerry maguire who is now one of my best friends. i was invited to a small party of 4,000 of his close friends on saturday as the guest of honor. but, i had to refuse because i watched the game at home and i didn't want to besmirch because the last guy who went to one of his parties kilmeade misbehaved. i had to keep the integrity. >> lawrence: ha ha. >> brian: how good is will cain's show? have you been watching at 4:00? how great is this it? >> tyrus: a chance congratulations. i don't miss it. i watch it in my office before i make that magic on gutfeld. do you know what i'm excited because i'm going to be on a regular, right? >> will: going to be on monday. >> tyrus: all the time. as long as i get to come on i love it just like your show. >> brian: is he intimidated. he is not going to make you a regular he is intimidated by you. >> will: we are making tv magic happen. we just booked him as a regular.

george kittle as a wrestling star. i don't want to force him in any particular company. >> tyrus: free country. >> brian: single file co-anchoring. never been done before. >> lawrence: will and lawrence. >> will: we are not single file. i want to show you why. tyrus was here and i was there you can't have tyrus in the foreground. he looks like a tall normal human being now. we had to change the kilmeade effect. >> brian: will you stop it? >> brian: you're lucky i'm not there. remember the last time i took you on you are still battered and abused. >> tyrus: one of the highest rated moments on "fox & friends" and you took a few days off. did you good kilmeade, you did real good. brian i wish he meant that. >> ainsley: tyrus we agree with you the forehead thing. his forehead is perfect. >> brian: i think. so chris chulo get your ruler. >> tyrus: if i had to sit next

to my forehead every day my forehead would look normal. i get it. >> will: when this thing goes to commercial break what he going to talk about? >> tyrus: how many makeup pads does it take to reduce the shine on your forehead, kilmeade? i'm going to say six. >> lawrence: we will check in with you all later. >> brian: what is wrong with tyrus. better not get him up in the morning is he crazy. certain people that can't do morning tv. >> ainsley: they said they were out last night. i think they just rolled in. >> brian: what the heck? we got to change his aura ring before we put him on. it if it's less than four hours. >> ainsley: abby is having breakfast with friends ahead of the super bowl. hey, abby. >> abby: hey, ainsley, that's right. we are all friends here at chickie's & pete's. and if you were which south philly be sure to stop by. >> yeah! >> abby: that's a former eagles cheerleader here. we have a family here. beth? good morning. >> good morning.

>> carley: are you the eagles fan. >> i'm a philly sports fan but he is the eagle fan. >> carley: did you wake him up this morning? >> yeah, did i. >> how did you do. >> i opened the door and said get up. >> abby: no better way to get woken up in the morning. so, i mean, if the eagles win, what color do you think the gator raid is going to be? >> i will say blue. >> abby: anyone takes the prop bet and it's not blue it's your fault. you are not part of the family but you are now? >> abby: we are philly family. >> abby: do you feel a favorite philadelphia eagles memory? >> yeah. when we went to the super bowl this year and we won the super bowl in 2017. >> abby: if it's jinxed now, going to blame it on you. guys, thank you so much. we are going to keep drinking some coffee and eating french fries here in the morning and if you are in south philly, come on by. [cheers] >> brian: they are up already in

philadelphia. >> ainsley: they are eating french fries. we have to order a cheese burg early this morning. >> lawrence: i'm down for that. >> ainsley: don't miss bret baier's exclusive pregame interview with president trump on sunday at 3:00 eastern time. >> brian: i think the president is nervous about it. >> ainsley: doubtful. >> lawrence: i think he loves it. first tom brady joins us live this morning on "fox & friends" coming up. >> brian: coming up at 8:30, we will be talking to him and he will be talking to us, back. >> ainsley: i have lots of good questions for him. >> brian: i'm sure you do. we have nothing else to say. ♪ immying? oh! unstopables has odor blocker so i'll feel fresh all day, even after a red eye. we all use unstopables. looks like he does too! smell unstopable. join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's most influential audience.

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lawrence lawrence congress passing legislation to fentanyl as a schedule 1 drug amid president trump's drug trafficking crackdown. law enforcement still warning there's a long way to go before the country gets a grip on the crisis. >> it seems on many fronts we have lost some of the lessons of 9/11. we are communicating less, sharing intel less. we don't have a real time ability to even communicate on even a secret level where you have got terrorists that are communicating on encrypted apps. it's impossible for us to tackle this crisis without a comprehensive approach that

combines strong law enforcement with effective programming. >> lawrence: that is oakland county michigan sheriff michael bouchard is the vice president of governmental affairs for the major company sheriffs of america and he joins us now. sheriff, thank you so much for joining the program. good morning. >> good morning, a pleasure. >> lawrence: sheriff, i have interviewed so many parents, one parent i interviewed she lost both of her sons to an overdose. or we should say a poisoning. these kids are just experimenting and it could be deadly for them. >> 100 percent. and actually that woman is from my county. i know her well. it's a terrible thing because oftentimes they have no idea what they are getting. in fact, with these counterfeit pill presses they are utilizing, they take what looks to be an adderall or some other kind of pill and oftentimes kids may be buying it for different reasons, maybe getting ready for finals or doing something like that. in one case, a father talked to me about his daughter.

she had taken a half of what she thought was an adderall but it was laced with fentanyl and it killed her. so that's why we say one pill can kill. and it is a terrible tragedy affecting a whole country. doesn't matter what demographic you are in, you could be a victim of this if you take anything that you don't know exactly where it came from and who made it. >> lawrence: sheriff, do you think we are doing a proper job of educating the students without being cheesy? are we telling the story of life and death when we are trying to educate the next generation? >> no, i really don't think we are. when we go to high schools and i have drop this with a group called fentanyl fathers. that's people that have lost their children to this poisoning, it's a club you never want to be part of. and, you can see the looks on the high school kids' faces when they hear that half a pill that someone their age took thinking it was something totally different and they ended up dying. it's a shocking thing to them.

so we have to really push that educational information out there more and greater. and then, obviously, we have to take action against those that are profiting from this misery and death which is primarily the cartels and, frankly, china. >> lawrence: speaking of going after the people making a profit off of this, have you noticed a difference -- and i know it's only been two weeks but i know the cartels, they are losing a lot of ground right now. have you seen the impact? or is it so much drugs already out there in the market that you haven't been able to notice yet? >> yeah. at this point, we haven't been able to notice because they have flooded our country with so much of this stuff. it's cheap and easy for them to produce. they are building a lot of this in a lab with precursors that come from china. so, that's still in the pipeline. >> lawrence: sheriff, thank you for all your work on this. we will continue to cover this and educate our audience. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. it will save lives. >> lawrence: i hope so. more "fox & friends" straight

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