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♪ ♪ >> that was the rocky theme, the rocky three theme. he went on to defeat in the rematch. >> about you said you didn't want to give it away. you just give it away. >> that's a shame, i regret that. >> that band is called the brass animals. how greater they. it's new orleans. >> they've got a lot of brass.

they really do. >> and a lot of animals. >> and 29 minutes you know it's happening? >> tom brady. >> i think his fox news debut. >> we prayed for this to happen and before the end of the show. >> all of my girlfriends are watching saying why didn't you tell us in advance. we were flying up to new york and would've been in the studio. he's in new orleans. it a happen life. >> a guy i'd say is almost -- >> i'm glad you clarified. i was afraid you guys would put me up and people are like it's tom brady already. >> not yet. at 4:00 today we know that but first things first set the scene for us. >> don't promo your show, just do your job right now. here's the scene, i may new orleans on bourbon street, it's right there despite my broadcasting mishaps earlier i

have not been partying all night or this morning. i'm just bad at broadcasting. this is where the party takes place every hour leading up to the super bowl on sunday. we're literally over looking at. i don't know if we still the camera down there. no more shots from the street. here's what you see. construction for the sunday set pregame, a ton of security everywhere you look you will feel the security presence here at the super bowl. you have brady coming up. i'm curious if you're nervous. i want to know what you guys are going to ask him. one of the things you should have them do is hold up his hands. here's a duke, the official ball. and nfl football. i don't know how much you've ever held a duke, they're huge. the balls you throw in high school football or whatever, you feel more like a man you can get your hand around it but the duke is gigantic. >> i have no problem with that, i have big hands.

>> holdup, let me see. >> this is -- see that? >> what i want to know is it properly inflated? >> yeah. i dare you to bring that up. >> we've moved past that. when you're a quarterback they measure your hands right? let's show you the super bowl commercial that involves two of our favorite people at fox. it'll air during the super bowl and you get a sneak peak. watch this. >> how do you think the story's going to play out? >> too close to call. >> five minutes to air. >> go big or go home. >> we're in a super bowl 59 spot. >> they had a great time doing it but like you, sometimes people make mistakes not on live tv. we taped it. here's a look at some of the moments that did not make the final cut.

watch. >> what's my line? ♪ ♪ [laughter] >> we should do this more often. >> you want me to look... >> it's the cape that really sells it. >> does he start the line after the kick? >> we should do this more often. that was a good take. >> it was. >> i heard it was a four-day chute. for a 152nd commercial. [laughter] >> that's what we were laughing out. it's not that hard, added together. >> it's great, it's good. is that who they're rooting for?

is brett rooting for the eagles? >> i think opinion on the network. >> i don't think of redskin fan could route for the eagles. i don't tickets in his dna. >> let me see. >> have you clarified your wearing red for a different reason today? >> there have been questions about it. but it's all about -- >> your life, i have the phone. we just aired your commercial. [laughter] >> are you serious i'm live? >> your life. >> the phones next to microphone. >> oh, no. i can't help myself. i want the three pete. >> can you hear him? >> i heard every word. you have to route for greatness.

>> do you have the eye black on? >> no i don't. [laughter] >> he sleeps and it. >> i'd no idea there was going to be a blooper reel. i just came out. >> we just showed it. >> unbeknownst to me which made it fun. >> i have a bone to pick with you. why aren't you watching our show? [laughter] >> i was watching your show and then i got caught up with a bunch of phone calls and my phone got busy. >> you have to watch because tom brady is coming up in will cain is on air right now. >> tom brady has become an amazing broadcaster. everything he does, he does the perfection. >> unbelievable. >> your great. >> you have to admit that tom brady -- his growth as a broadcaster in a year has been unprecedented. >> he gets handsomer every day.

isn't he a handsome man? >> is that brian? >> that was brian. >> i was braiding not -- he's had every other big interview. >> or is that lj? >> will said why isn't brady on your show, you've had every other big interview. >> i've got a really big interview coming. i'll tell you about that soon. >> that was a tease. >> that's called a tease. a professional tease. >> and you say that one more time? it's called a professional tease. >> twenty-nine years on fox understand. >> we've got tom brady, will cain. >> tell tom brady i'm a big fan of his and i've been friends for years. what he did with new england and tampa is -- we will never see

that again i don't think. >> unless patrick mahomes -- >> i'm not sure if he can get seven super bowl rings, that's pretty tough. >> by sean. >> love you all. >> do we have a prediction from you on this game? how does it play out in your mind? >> everybody in philadelphia will say it's because emma dollars homer and it is but i don't ever bet against the chiefs or patrick mahomes. there's no way you can do that. >> jalen as well. >> he's a texas boy. >> they pace themselves. they said you can't pace yourselves in football. they pace themselves. they've built up to this moment. they've been good all year, good enough and they got better when they had to. i you like they pace themselves this year. >> i couldn't figure out what you're talking about at first because to the brady point, sean

is right, seven super bowl victories that's incredible. my homes has come out of the gates. you know the worst season he's had -- that's the worst season he had it's getting to the championship game. but you're right didn't look like we'd be here every game of the season but here we are. >> you know who beat him twice in the playoffs? tom brady. >> tom brady be --'s when he was with the box in the super bowl, right? and beat the chiefs -- and burroughs beat him. also beat mahomes. >> we'll check in with you later. >> thank you so much. by. >> happy birthday this morning -- the super bowl. [cheering] good morning abby.

>> good morning. not only is the energy great but check out this food. look at what were having for breakfast. are you guys jealous? we've got the kelsey combo. what do you think is in the combo. he designed this. >> looks like bacon. >> he's cheating. let's hope the eagles don't cheat on sunday. what you most looking forward to on super bowl sunday. >> i'm looking forward to scoring a touchdown pass and tom barker running 60 yards for a touchdown. were rooting for our -- >> i will go to you in a second but i have a follow-up. what kind of cheer will you do when they score. >> fire up eagles, turned it on! [cheering] >> with your message to chiefs fans? >> first of all i have a message to donald trump. we love donald trump, he's right about everything but he's totally wrong about his prediction for the game.

because the eagles are going to when hands down. [cheering] >> you better tell bill that too because i've heard him protect the chiefs as well. really offended a lot of people in this. >> we're sorry for that. >> thanks, will check in again. >> everybody's thinking three-peat but that whole room is pulling for the eagles so -- they're not the underdogs. >> your so great. i'm so sorry but we all want the three-peat. >> may the best team when. >> they want their team to win. >> federal workers have until monday to decide whether to take a buyout after a judge extended the deadline. >> white house correspondent joins us with the latest. >> good morning. 800,000 federal workers asking

to delay the deadline. the judge's decision blocks administration from taking any further action until the monday court hearing until both sides can present -- present more arguments. to comply personal management move that deadline to midnight monday. white house press secretary posting this. were grateful to the judge for extending the deadline some more federal workers who refused to show up to the office can take the administration up on this generous once-in-a-lifetime offer. as of yesterday about 50,000 people accepted the deferred resignation short of the five to 10 percent of the federal work -- workforce that was expected but they do foresee a surge before the offer expires. we might see an influx of usaid workers taking the offer amid reports the white house is planning to slash staffing at the agency. they told personnel abroad to return home and reuters reports about 600 essential employees will continue to have jobs out of 10,000.

>> preferred not to do it this way. when we tried to do it from the top down by getting cooperation from the central office, what we found instead are people trying to use the system to sneak through payments and push through payments despite the stop order. united states will provide foreign aid but it will be foreign aid that makes sense and is aligned with our national interest. >> reporter: unions for u.s. workers... lost jobs and diminished national security after the abruptly the agency's operations. doge they're outlining a litany of questionable expenditures. the lawsuit claims president trump exceeded his authority and only congress can dissolve usaid or merge it with the state department. >> ainsley: thank you so much.

>> they're trying to jump on what elon musk people are doing but you have to come back and say what of these programs do you think we should continue. >> make the pace. >> the irish musical, we should be finding that, should we be doing it. the parades in ecuador, you tell me. so i think that will have a lot to do with that. >> i don't think they have any interest in making a case about it. >> we keep scrolling the list of ridiculous things the government is paying for but on that list or not everything because there's some good things they do like giving money for malaria medicine, giving money for hiv drugs so that babies don't get aids, that kind of thing. >> the group was supposed to be dismantled and was brought up in the eighties with bill clinton -- in the nineties with bill clinton. by the former secretary of state who was about to be implemented by al gore. it's been looked at even in the sixties when the program was first launched by jfk.

why some of the state department offensive on foreign policy, that will be the case anymore trump gets his way. 310,000 will be folded in. >> this goes back to resistance and it's the same thing happening with our next story. in illinois the governor vowed to resist trump and the doj and trump administration are suing them over there policies. >> the doj and pam bondi are saying not only the state, but the local government too we have the city of chicago and cook county. it's the governor involved and also the mayor brandon johnson and they are suing over there sanctuary city laws because there prohibiting the federal government from going an interesting entertaining someone based on immigration status. they say the local laws are designed to and in fact interfere and discriminate against the federal government's enforcement of federal immigration laws. >> who's pam bondi?

>> choosing illegal aliens over the safety and security of their own citizens and the men and women of law enforcement were out there trying to protect their citizens. not only did we sue today the city of chicago, we sued the state of illinois, we sued the mayor, we sued the governor and we sued others. let me be very clear. if you don't comply with federal law, you're going to be next. >> it makes it more dangerous and i'd like to add something else. it's really important for media and other locals not to tip off the ice raids because you don't like president trump's foreign-policy. these ice raids for illegal aliens most of which have committed crimes and you -- if you find yourself tipping them off you will end up in jail. >> there's going to be a media blackout now so we won't get to see a lot of these raids and what's happening from a transparency moment but i think it's important that -- the point you just made the federal

government is not asking locals or states to help them with all deportations. they're saying when you have a criminal migrant in custody that committed, violent offences, murder, anything like that to just hold them in prison so they can go pick them up and take them into custody. they're not asking them to go on raids or anything like that or hold people for nonviolent offences. violent offences, keep them in custody. that's it. >> the -- the venezuelan gang. they did admit they were letting go some illegal alien -- illegal aliens. so he was arresting them in some people at border patrol were letting them go and now we've gotten past that. >> one thing now is there some holdovers from the last administration that are still in key positions and our obstructive. we saw in the pentagon and they're having a clean house. it's going to take some time and there's going to be some bumps in the roads but i think the

outlook has been productive. >> were sitting in a sanctuary city. >> we have a mayor that does not want to be so that's important. you have something important to say. >> i certainly do. brian, ainsley, lawrence. happening today from massachusetts new jersey and connecticut will be speaking to the press ahead of the hearing on the lawsuit challenging president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. that hearing kicks off in less than two hours in a boston federal court room. claiming trump supporter violates the 14th amendment which gives a constitutional right of citizenship to all children born in the country. the trump administration reportedly planning daily migrant flights to guantánamo bay. home end secretary noem shares these photos while providing details about a second flight of criminal illegal migrants taken yesterday. noem said all of them are known

venezuelan gang members and one is a confessed killer. officials say the illegal migrants will be held at the detention facility until they can be deported. this justin houston be good mike johnson set a republican agreement on a reconciliation bill will be announced this weekend after roughly three hours late last night. saying house leaders are almost there and there are a couple of final details they've got to work out. more to come on that front from the house speaker. super bowl sunday is just days away and this year americans are expected to eat, brace yourself for the number you see on your screen, up to one point for billion chicken wings. that's billion with a b. about 20 million more than last year and apparently enough to stretch from arrowhead stadium in kansas city to lincoln in philadelphia. about 63 times. you can enjoy your wings watching the super bowl live on fox. coverage begins for the big game at 1:00 pm eastern time.

those are your headlines and that's a lot of wings. >> are you more of a drums person or flats? >> i'm glad you asked because i have a strong opinion. i used to be a drumsticks person until my husband said even though the other ones harder to eat, you have to go with it because it's better tasting. and i agree. >> the problem is flaws. you're eating away and, you can't be trying to impress somebody. >> can you strip it? can you just have the bone? >> at some and you even the privacy of your own home. >> strip it down to the bone. >> i'm not afraid to eat wings on a first date. >> you're like this is who i am. i like that confidence. >> you don't want to tell everyone who you are right away. [laughter] >> let's get this on the road. >> don't go anywhere. super bowl continues with tom brady before we close the big game, you stopping by here first.

>> first live from philadelphia the brass animals. to new orleans. >> the cheerleaders. >> emphasis on animals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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>> former speaker of the house nancy pelosi giving a short response when faced with joe biden's disappointment over pelosi's roll -- joe buck biden's disappointment... turning to her favorite scapegoat, donald trump. >> former first lady joe biden has spoken out saying she was disappointed in you. is there any way to patch that up? have you spoken? >> i certainly hope so. the fact is we are all on a mission for the american people. i think it would be important for the children to not have donald trump be president of the united states. and that is -- i would take

every step necessary to make sure that didn't happen but it did. now we have to deal with it. >> townhall.com editor on fox news contributor joins us now. >> good morning. great to see you. >> good to see you. to me it was -- he did not want that question and knew it would probably come so she was prepared for it by giving a short answer. and she goes into donald trump and pivots and talks about how it's important for the children. what you think we. >> as they say in washington if you want a friend, got a dog. joe biden is upset that nancy pelosi helped push her husband off the campaign trail and it further exposes this lie that joe biden was voluntarily left his second run for the white house, that it was a courageous decision on his part on behalf of the american people to leave. the fact is nancy pelosi and barack obama and george clooney were behind his ousting and

tried to do it covertly at the beginning and then not so covertly near the end because biden refused to go. but they made a big bet. they bet the next candidate, they weren't sure it was going to be kamala harris would be able to beat donald trump and they lost on for her to go into this weird statement about the children. did she not watch the press conference earlier? or the executive order signing earlier this week with president trump at the white house surrounded by little girls who don't want men in their locker rooms, invading their space, stealing their titles and scholarships away from them and their hopes and dreams in terms of female athletics. she doesn't want to talk about it and she's worried now about what joe biden might write in a buck or joe biden now that he has a talent agency may expose about the democratic party as they try to get their feet under them for their future. >> she was asked about the future of the party inside about six or seven months you will see such a change but they still

went with ken martin is the head of the dnc. is very progressive, the party chair of minnesota. >> he's declined the police, anti- law enforcement, anti-trump. that's not change, that's doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result and that's called insanity and that's what the democrats are doing. you look at the retreat they had in dc last week, the things they're fighting over. gender pronouns still, they haven't woken up at all about what the american people really want. >> sorry to interrupt you. i keep hearing nancy pelosi, were seeing the faces of the democratic party. chuck schumer, yelling into the microphone. i think america's like we're tired of the same faces. were tired of these progressive ideology, collecting these people who want the most progressive things for our country. what's the message that the democratic party needs to have so they can reconnect?

>> i think you could point to democratic senator futterman who said we don't need to have our hair on fire for everything the president does especially when it comes to something like u.s. aid which is something the american people overwhelmingly support cutting. when you look at trump's agenda so far, it's not far right or not -- necessarily super conservative. as he calls it, it's common sense and the american people are with him but democrats are so anxiety ridden over what they've accomplished by pushing biden out of the race. >> thank you so much. did you hear we have tom brady coming up? we're excited. >> i'm sorry i'm not as handsome as tom brady but i will warm up the seat for him. [laughter] >> thank you so much katie. we appreciate it. it's far from his first super bowl but it be as first time calling the big game. seven-time champion and fox sports analyst tom brady is live on fox & friends from new

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>> in two days the philadelphia eagles will take on the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl on fox as the chiefs go for a historic three-peat. >> there's a lot of new things to the game including seven-time champion as lead analyst tom brady. the seven-time champ who played in ten joins us now. i know you've been down this road as a fan into player. as a broadcaster, how have you prepared for this one over the rest of the games this season?

>> i've been studying a lot of film and reading the different packets of information i got end trying to make my notes and to be really prepared for anything that can happen. i think the difference as a player you're really prepared for one side of the ball. as a broadcaster you prepare for both fences, both the fences. there's a lot of things you have on your sheet that you really want to get to but the reality, even for this being a long game i cannot get to the stuff that i've prepared for but i'm really looking forward to a great game. both teams had unique journeys to get to this point but they're both so deserving to be here in new orleans playing for a world championship. >> you did a podcast recently and talked about how tough it is going against magnolia the defensive coordinator and how all the film he watched over the years. talk about that challenge in this game and something that the equal -- eagles will have to

overcome. >> he's a phenomenal defensive coach and i said earlier in the season, he's the bane of my existence. when we were in a production meeting yesterday -- the other day chris jones said we hired him because he's the one that could beat you. and they brought him in and 2019 and have had a magical run with him as leading that the transcend they are very challenging defense to go against. they put a lot of pressure on the opposing quarterback and the eagles offense of line. they have so many unique blitzes and different alignments and how the coach calls the game, you have to be on high alert if you're the eagles offense of line at quarterback. he'll put a lot of pressure on those guys to be right in their communication all the time. i'm sure there will be plenty of times where those blitzes will be really successful and they'll get the hurts and he has to make good decisions with the ball so they don't create any unnecessary turnovers because that's the story of the game.

possession of the football to me will determine the outcome of this game. >> it's so amazing to have you in the fox family. we were excited win you signed that contract. welcome to the team. i can't believe we're talking to you because we followed your career what you did for the patriots and in tampa was remarkable and we saw you retire and come back and i'm sure it was a hard decision to make but being in the box, is that hard? is it difficult to not be on the field? >> i look back on my playing career and i feel like there was nothing left in the tank. i love to throw the football and still do that all the time and it will always be something i love to do. football was truly my first love and i love competing at the highest level but i loved all the elements that came with playing football. the camaraderie and trying to master yourself and your physical skill, trying to master the preparation of the game. i always got myself to an

emotional feverish pitch by game day. i knew i was only competing for three hours a week, i wanted to be at my very best and i tried to take that approach every day in practice so i could be prepared for moments like this. the super bowl preparation did not start for these teams after the championship games. they started in the summertime. six, seven months ago when these teams came together they had a belief they would be here in this moment and that's ultimately what they're preparing for and that's what championship organizations are about. you don't wait for big moments for them to become big moments. you love those moments every day like they are big moments of your prepared when the moment arises. if you want to deal with pressure, you'd better put pressure on yourself all the time to succeed and if you do that you will put yourself like these teams are now, in this place with this opportunity to go out there and win this world championship. >> there's so many preparations. with the ten super bowls you've

been in, you've always made eye contact with people and try to answer and be respectful but this one young man asked you this question in 2017 and it really stuck out with us. let's watch. >> is my hero? it's a great question. i think my dad is my hero because he's someone i look up to every day and -- my dad. so, yeah. >> that was a young kid asking you a question and it caught you. does that bring you back than of the journey you went through to be where you are today? >> i was so blessed to have a mom and dad that supported my

athletic and career journey every step of the way. i had a great foundation about family and about commitments, support for one another. at the time my mom was battling cancer. my dad was there supporting my mom through her treatments. it was a very challenging time for our family and i just think about my dad and the commitment he's made to her, my sisters, to myself, to his grandkids. he's the greatest man i've ever known and i still feel that way. i try to make him proud and everything that i do and when you have an example like that like i did with my dad, i could just take what he taught me and try to be that kind of dad that i am for my kids. that's ultimately -- go ahead. >> to that point i guess the question you have all this experience and now you're in the booth.

what's the one piece of advice you'd give to these players? some of them it's a first i'm going to the super bowl. the peace of advice you wish someone would've told you for that first moment. what would you tell them? >> i think a big part of this experience ultimately comes down to what you do on game day. all of these things are really nice and getting the logistics done and the tickets and being part of the super bowl extravaganza is awesome. it's really an event and bring so many families together. so many players will reflect on the times where they were playing in the game and they were there at home with a barbecue and all the dips and chips and all the food. now there in this moment. what they remember from this week will ultimately be the game. all these other things are great but do everything you can turn not let anything get in the way of your preparation. it still goes from now up until game time, there's a lot of

things that can distract you or take your mind away from what ultimately the goal is. the goal is to go out and win the game. whatever it takes or however long it takes, these guys need to be locked in. it ends up being about a four hour game and everything they can do to conserve their energy to be prepared when it matters most, that's where they need to lock in. >> your parents clearly did a great job with you. for all of us raising kids, what advice do you have for our children were maybe too scared to take their sport to the next level or a little too lazy to finish all of their homework. what advice do you have for the young people that look up to you? >> i was very much under normal american kid that wanted to grow up and chase my dreams. my parents never kind of tempered my expectations for what i thought i could accomplish. what i wanted to go to michigan, it might be too hard for you, you should probably pick a school burial play earlier as a

freshman. i always had this belief that i could do it on my parents a whole time said you can do it absolutely. i was one of the slowest players at the nfl combine when i got drafted by the new england patriots on my mom said honeycutt you are so fast. you get on the field and you can run and certainly i know i couldn't. i said you're very biased towards your own son but i think the reality is they never -- there was never a plan b for me and i never had to deal with that. they supported me and i got a belief in myself. you need people to believe in you even when you don't have the most confidence in yourself. if you're surrounded by people that love you and are there for you when you fail, the reality is in life when we try things that are very difficult, we do fail. because they are hard. when they're hard and you overcome them, you learned a lot about yourself. if you can apply those things going forward to accomplish what you want, you'll gain a lot of self-esteem and a lot of self-confidence.

i've always felt trying things outside of my comfort zone ended up being the best things in my life. when i did fail it was the biggest blessing in my life. >> reading your story and you talk about it. a coach walked up to you inside your practices are your games. take every single practice like they're your games and sure enough in a couple of years -- you still had to split the games in college often times and when you got to the pros. do you think part of your successes the chip on your shoulder from being a sixth round draft pick? >> absolutely. i feel like overcoming the challenges of adversities i had weather and high school or in college allowed me to be the professional athlete that i was. i learned a lot of things through failing that a lot of guys didn't learn through high school and college because they were the best athletes the sustainable qualities you have as an athlete like your work ethic and your discipline, like your determination and

competitiveness, those are what people call intangibles. we can measure physical strength or speed or things that are important but in the end they're not sustainable over the course of a 23 year career. i look at what were doing to college kids in high school kids and we make it so easy on them now. if you don't like where you're at, go somewhere else where you can play. it goes from being let's say college or high school a transformational experience to a transactional experience. you're always trying to transform yourself into something a little bit more, a better version of yourself but when you make it easy on yourself, in the end you're doing yourself a disservice because you're not challenging yourself to get outside of your comfort zone. if you get outside of your comfort zone, you will realize i'm kind of on my own but i have people who support me. how do i figure this out? part of the figuring it out is to dig a little deeper within yourself and to develop a better work ethic. to be a bit more disciplined and what you're doing. and to be more determined to accomplish it every single day.

if you cheat that, in the end you cheat yourself and you'll never accomplish. you'll be settling for your plan b you're entire life. >> you're giving people wisdom that you cannot buy. it seems like there's a cloud over this game when it comes to officiating. from your perspective, is that just all noise or do you think there is legitimate concern when it comes to it? >> i think it's all bs. it's a bunch of noise and these rafts have very challenging jobs to do. i'm happy twitter did not exist in 2001, let me say that. i would've been on the wrong end of a lot of those. but these rafts are out there trying to do their very best and they have to make decisions in a split second and they will call what they see and these guys are some of the most professional people on the field. they want to go out and do a good job like everybody else. sometimes the calls go your way, sometimes they don't.

in the end over the course of 140 play game on both sides of the ball, the players have plenty of opportunities to go out and make an impact on the game winning or losing and that's what i'm excited to see sunday night. >> your you're best game in the championship game and sign your contract -- you took a year off before you started. now the one year is done. have you enjoyed it? has this been what you thought and something you will want to do long-term? >> and have you gotten used to the producers talking in your ear? >> there's a lot of that. there's an art and science. you guys are so great and are on every day doing you're best. i think the more redundant, the more comfortable i've gotten with it and it's something i will continue to get comfortable doing and the more comfortable and gotten, the more relaxed i've gotten and ultimately it sounds more and more like myself. i really believe in those 10,000 hours you need to practice in order to be truly great at

something. and i'm about 300 hours into this and have another at least nine years left on my contract and hopefully many more years beyond that. >> great job, congratulations. >> were so glad you're here. god bless you and thank you so much. thank you for the advice. my daughters going to watch this interview. she's never quitting. >> good luck sunday, you'll do great. pregame starts at 1:00 on fox. it one of these things were you don't want to miss a minute and right in the middle at 3:00 you'll see with the president. >> also sean hannity, the commercial you're going to want to see on fox as well. >> the mayor of flavor town is taking on the big easy. how do you get leg i fear he this super bowl sunday. >> let's check out what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> washington like you've never seen it before doge ignores

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>> lawrence: just two days until the super bowl kicks off on fox. chiefs versus the eagles. >> brian: will cain is live on bourbon street with guy fieri. i was talking to him ahead of the big game. >> what's up, guys? >> ainsley: hi, everyone. >> hi guys in new york. how are you doing, guy? you are set to come down here, just a few miles up the road in baton rouge and you're about to put on the biggest tailgate. >> we're in baton rouge shooting my show and i can't come into town without -- we're ready to go big.

our third annual flavortown tailgate. i have everybody lined up. we broke the record in vegas. we're going over the top in new orleans and they love to party, we'll throw it down. >> they're handing me binias. what's the essential new orleans food? what's the guy fieri recommendation? >> i'll make this a long explanation so you can enjoy them. it will take you a bit. we have bbb joint coming. new orleans joints coming. you will have -- remember, this is a free tail gate. 2,000 tickets are safeguarded for veterans, first responders and military. we'll have -- you can come in and go to the v.i.p. package and free ticket. crock pots, king's hawaiian,

carnival. freed food booths. we have my buddy flavor flav. he is coming and one of my favorite all-time new orleans bands called cowboy mouth will be performing. if you don't -- listen, you come here and i guarantee you will have a good time all day long in mardi gras world, the real deal. >> yes, real deal. asme owe a big donut guy. this is a special donut. i love these. flavor town tailgate set a new record this year. we'll all be there for your party. thank you so much, man. >> you want to get those tickets. we still have some. guy's tailgate.com. the sponsor that showed up. ram, pepsi, horizon. we can do it for free. if you won't make it into the super bowl come to the next best thing the flavortown tailgate

and let's have a great new orleans mardi gras time. >> where to get tickets are at the bottom of the screen. let's toss it up to new york. >> brian: i cannot wait for your show today. thanks for being with us today. >> ainsley: we watch it all the time. it's awesome. >> brian: bret's pregame at 3:00. >> lawrence: try to do as close as he can to the super bowl. that way if there is breaking news he can get that with the president as well. >> ainsley: this weekend on your show. >> brian: we have danica patrick, we have sage steele, we also have tony robbins and the great carley shimkus will break down the media for us. >> lawrence: super bowl pre-game show starting at 1:00 eastern time. >> ainsley: have a great weekend. see you monday morning. >> dana: a rapid fire revamp. president trump slashing government jobs left and right