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historic three peat but the eagles hoping to avenge the super bowl loss with the eagles. i'm kevin cork in for john scott and this is the fox report. >> fans gearing umm for the big game capping off absolutely wild 2024nfl season and new orleans, no surprise, has become the epicenter of the sports world. big easy hosting the bowl for the first time since 2013 when the ravens took down the niners in a thriller. team coverage this afternoon and matt finn standing by in new orleans but the north lawn of the white house with lucas tomlinson as the president is the first to attend the beg game. hey, lucas. reporter: hey, kevin. it's been a pretty good day for president trump and played a round of golf with tiger woods and son charlie and off to super bowl.

air force one lifted off from west palm beach. earlier he sat down with our own bret baier discussing a range of topics, including elon musk doge team and the work they're doing. here's an excerpt. >> i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going on, but the people, look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it. i've had a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific. bret: bottom line, you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. i told him do that and then i'll tell him very soon, like, maybe in 24 hours to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing, then i'm going to go to the military. let's check the military. we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse and, you know, people elected me on that. reporter: many democrats are not as enthusiastic about the work the mussing team is doing. musk team is doing.

her's democratic senator chris murphy. >> this is the most serious constitutional crisis the country faced since watergate and the president is attempting to seize control of power and for corrupt purposes. reporter: fox news sunday, house speaker mike johnson says in addition to being a saints fan, he's a doge fan. >> well, the substance is what the american people demand and deserving. this idea, you know, all the controversy about elon musk helping us out, they're going through to find efficiencies. there is a massive fraud, waste and abuse of the american taxpayers dollars, and this is the best way to do it. reporter: you can see more excerpts and more of bret's interview with president trump on the fox network. also, more coverage from that interview on special report on monday night right here on the fox news channel. kevin. kevin: yes, indeed, very interesting and we'll be watching carefully. lucas tomlinson on the north lawn today. thank you, lucas.

tight security with law enforcement ahead of kickoff and 3,000 police officers stationed in the french quarter and surrounding areas. bourbon street close to traffic as the president becomes, as lucas mentioned, first sitting commander in chief to attend the super bowl and secret service expected to shut down the super dome before he arrives, about an hour in fact so you better get going if you're going to the game. find out matt finn with more live from new orleans on how things are shaping up. matt, i feel bad, you're not going to be relaxing, you'll be working and hopefully we'll catch some of the game. reporter: it's a cool place to be working. it's a beautiful day in new orleanss and temperatures in the upper 70s and sun is out and perfect condition and party atmosphere and that's going on here now at the super dome behind me. may be able to make out beneath me right now, the fans are arriving and there's vip entrances and people beginning

to party up and getting in line for mur challengers chan dices and the air is electric here right now. what happens today is all about who is on the field inside of the super dome, but there's also two people attending but a lot of attention being paid to and president of the united states, donald trump, that played golf with tiger woods this morning. the president is expected to meet with family of the new year's day terror attack here as well. also today is taylor swift. trump and swift are not fans of each other and swift was seen at swankey places around new orleanss and she endorsed kamala harris and here is kansas city chiefs tight end travis kelce when asked about coming to the game today. >> no matter who the president s i'm excited because it's the biggest game of my life, you know, and having the president there, you know, it's the best country in the world. it'll be pretty cool.

reporter: in a couple of hours, kelce and his team, the kansas city chiefs, nighting to win three super bowls in a row and recall the philadelphia eagles lost in 2023 in arizona to chiefs and eagles are seeking revenge and the eagles fans here are out for redemption. they're energized. it'll be intense, electric feel inside of the game in a couple of hours, kevin. kevin. no doubt and i've covered a few and been to a few and based on your experience, are things safe and calm or because of the added security, do you not feel as, i don't know, does it feel different? reporter: i have covered a few super bowls as well, intense security here, kevin. hard to get to drive around anywhere in new orleans, especially bourbon street where that terror attack was. we were there over the past couple of days to get onto bourbon street, you have to walk past armed national guard troops, heavily armed national guard troops.

there's metal barriers up, trucks at entrance of bourbon street and a lot of attention being paid there, but getting in a car or uber over the past couple of days have been difficult because of all the security here. of course president trump coming is only adding to that heightened security. media staff getting here today, we had to go through the security screening ands get our bags checked and everything indicating very tight security here today, kevin. kevin: not surprised by that at all and if there's a city that can handle it all, it's new orleanss and again, i've been to quite a few games, super bowls and mentioned to you and national championship games and felt new orleans is uniquely capable in the space. stay safe out there, my friend, and thank you for coverage and see you later. matt finn down in new orleans. kristi noem is dismissing concerns about conditions illegal immigrants are being exposed to over at guantanamo bay and she visited the facility last week and prosperities all

immigrants there are being given due process. cb cotton live in new york city on that story. hey, cb. reporter: hey, kevin. dh secretary kristi noem is standing by legality of the mass deportation plans, which include guantanamo bay and the criticism primarily from the person civil lickerties union and emerging and talking about the living conditions and due process for the migrants being shipped th there. noem tells fox they're meeting the standards and migrants being taken to gitmo are dangerous criminals. >> of course we're giving due process to migrants and we've done that all the time following the same proceeds always and why aren't they advocating for the children missing that joe biden lost? or the families that have lost children? laken riley's fame? jocelyn's family? get your priority straight. this is about america. reporter: at least two military flights that took off this week carried roughly a dozen migrants

each, who the administration calls the worst of the worst. according to dhs, wrap sheets for those on the second flight included crimes such as homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery, and distribution of dangerous drugs. meanwhile ice raids continue in the nation's largest cities with new reports that some migrants arrested in the crackdown have been released because of space constraints of ice facilities. space is being made on a rolling basis. >> we have continuous people that are going home to their countries and being repatriated so there's thousands of beds and detention facilities open today. reporter: noem said on cnn that marco rubio has been actively negotiating rel repatriation agreement withs other countries. kevin. kevin: cb, thank you very much.

atlanta suburb is mourning the death of police officer killed in the line of death friday night. it's coming days after a similar incident happened in las vegas, nevada. mad san car pea -- madison scarpino has more on that. reporter: hi, kevin. officer jeremy lebonte shot and killed friday evening while responding to call of a suspicious person at local shopping center. he was with the department for over three years and people who knew him are describing him as a husband, son, friend, and public servant. >> i just don't know how and why this happened. and i will make sure that we do the -- the foundation will do anything they can to wrap our arms around the family but also the police department and our first responders, the fire department. they were called out. so everyone is going to need

help. reporter: there's now a growing memorial police car for the officer out of the station and people are leaving flowers, candles and paying tribute to hip. officers called out to the king market shopping center friday evening in response to that suspicious person call. labonte found a man in a parking lot that immediately pulled out a gun and shot him several times. the officer was take ton the hospital where he later died. other officers chase down and caught the i ledged shooter. the georgia bureau of investigation says the suspect is 23-year-old edward espinoza, who is a u.s. citizen. he's now facing malice murder, felony murder, and other charges. this all comes just days after north las vegas police officer was killed in line-over duty as well. officer jason roscoe was killed last tuesday while reportedly responding to a call about a person with a gun. police say that north las vegas

officer exchanged gunfire with the suspect and the suspect has also died. kevin. kevin: devastating story, madison scarpino in atlanta. thank you. a strong winter storm dumping snow on parts of the midwest and northeast. mostly wrapped up there. the question s could more be on the way and if so, how much and when? you have questions and fox weather meteorologist adam klotz has answers coming right up.th ♪ a here's t o beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! gum problems could be the start of a domino effect parodontax active gum repair breath freshener clinically proven to help reverse the 4 signs of early gum disease a toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts.

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frail and mall nourished and israeli leadership vowed to address with with mediators as families of some of the hostages that remain in gaza are calling for a faster time line to get them out of hamas captivity. the family of eli reacted to his condition saying this. >> my reaction was to see the emaciated state they've put him in. it's a disgrace and absolute shock and we sat and cried. reporter: the latest release comes as palestinians are starting to return to new parts of gaza amid fresh israeli withdraws and ceasefire is delicate and progressing as planned despite no clear path forward in phase two and president trump asked about his plan for taking over gaza. >> further deliberations on gaza for the timetable for a takeover and no deliberations been very

well received and basically the united states would view it as a real estate transaction where we'll be an investor in that part of the world. no rush to do anything and don't need anybody there and going to be supplied and given to us for israel. reporter: president trump and benjamin netanyahu endorsed this idea and dozens of living hostages inside gaza and this certainly complicates the situation. kevin. kevin: no question about that. great reporting as always, trey, stay safe and thank you so much. dr. grant lexington institute senior fellow. dr. grant, thank you for taking time with us today. i want to ask you about the conditions-over the prisoners we saw there. it was ghastly to see, especially when we saw them before and the after. your reaction to what you saw in israel yesterday? >> i was just horrified to see the condition that these men are in, and it's got to be hard for

the israelis to see the damage that hamas has reeked on them. it's really, really wrong. the big question of course is about phase two and negotiations still in phase one but negotiations in qatar to talk about phase two and israel is keeping its part of the bargain and reports they're pulling back from the corridor and we have to see what happens next from hamas. kevin: i don't want to sound skeptical but i'm generally skeptical hearing about the negotiations and there's a history to draw from dr. grant, where we've seen one side or the other side and break their promise. how confident are you that we'll actually get to a phase two and avoid an intense escalation of hostilities? >> well, i hope that we do but remember, israel can still keep. their air force targeted a mamas weapon site in southern syria of all things so that option is

there. but i am hopeful we'll get to phase two. that's where the rest of the hostages would be released and then onto phase three. that's the reconstruction that president trump talks about. kevin: let me ask you about that reconstruction and as an observer, listen, anybody that wants to help make things better for the poor people that lived in this war torn zone for so long, i would think on balance, that's a very good thing and i'm curious about what you're hearing with respect to other leaders in the region and whether or not they will buy in and perhaps help the u.s. make things better for the people of gaza. >> kevin, that's exactly the point and that's why president trump stepped out so smartly and said the u.s. will be heavily involved, even taking over gaza because he wants egypt, jordan, saudi arabia and the others to step up as well. they're going to want to be quiet about it, but that's the hope and then that there could be an economic solution in gaza

giving more of a permanent piece. again, none starts in technical terms until phase three with a permanent ceasefire and israeli forces, they're still in gaza, and all the hostages back. kevin: awful long way to go. let me fellow up on that. giving credit where credit is due and people underestimate the support of king abdella and keeping things peaceful and saudi arabia playing a major part if we can get to phase three and beyond. i want to ask you broadly speaking, dr. grant, what you think of the president's idea. i know it's a pipe dream for now, but it seems as good or as plausible as anything else for years. what do you think? >> i like it had. president trump wants peace in the middle east, and he's given gaza some hope, and you're right

to call out the king who will be coming to the white house in a couple of days. he's been a very important ally and he flew along on air drop mission when good was air dropped into gaza and president trump needing help like the king and other staunch friends in the region because hamas cannot run gaza and palestinian authority cannot run gaza and peace in the middle east and trump can get it. he's on the right track. kevin: no question about that and the king has been really instrumental in making things better for so many. i want to get your take on tariffs, reciprocal tariffs we've been hearing a lot about. in the last 20 seconds or so, will india be able to avoid being hit tariff for tariff? >> tariffs, trump's favorite foreign policy, and i think that's why pm modey may come visit before but we want india to help with china and great security partner and they banned tiktok five years ago and went

fine. i think they'll have a lot to talk about when they meet. meet. kevin: the two men are friends and prime minister may do something in texas again. i was lucky enough to see the in the event houston. it was really remarkable. dr. grant, thank you for your time. we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and then there was more and more snow and forecasters are saying about parts of the northeast. meantime down in the big easy, well, fans there should expect fairly nice weather for their pre-super bowl activities and fox weather and meteorologist adam klotz here with the forecast. my man, i know, i know. you're dealing with cold and snow. matt finn is over there in a t-shirt. what give s? >> abnormally warm weather for matt finn. all the folks in the south. see the temperatures climbing up into the middle 70s or so. it's that northern tier where temperatures are quite a bit warmer. 72 degrees is ultimately going to be the temperature right now in new orleans over the course of the day.

getting into the evening. this is absolutely beautiful game time weather and clear across the country and going to see in the week ahead 15 million folks seeing know up short term orientation six inches and a major system. sorry, i'm losing my voice here. can't talk much. back to you. kevin: that's all right. i'll take it back and we'll touch basiowith you a bit later. adam klotz. warmer weather and puerto rico spring break on the minds of many americans and however, some parts of mexico that are fairly popular among american turf may be much, much more dangerous and ted williams has a list of tips to keep you safe. my man in dc joins us next. can i have another pancake? from full house... ♪ ...to empty nest... ♪ ...to free birds. ♪

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scott. president trump facing new challenges to the foreign policy initiatives here and abroad. caroline has more on that from here in the nation's capitol. >> while president trump is making moves to shut down the u.s. agency for international development, he's not withdrawing from the world stage. now some of his plans are getting pushback from green land to iran to panama. nato countries are discussing sending troops to greenland and president trump threatened to u.s. military on the island. >> this is a world where we can no longer take much for granted. the rules and norms that were built over the past 70 years and jowski they said they reached a deal to let u.s. warships pass through the panama canal for free. >> it's based on a falsehood at least in my book and bilateral relationship withs two

countries, friends and partners throughout history not handled that way. >> absurd we have to pay fees in a zone that we're obstructing og cerumen gaited to protect in a time of conflict. >> iran supreme lewder said his country should not have talks with the u.s. after suggesting that president trump calling the idea not intelligent, wise or honorable. it's not all pushback and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu going to praise the proposal for israel in the gaza strip on capitol hill on friday. >> we agree on many things but it sets the tone for the great strengthening of the lines. >> it could happen if if he can or march. in washington, caroline shivley, fox news. kevin: thank you, caroline. here are some headlines around the globe. tens of thousands of demonstrators in germany rallying against a far right

anti-immigration party ahead of general election that is coming up in a couple of weeks. the alternative for germany is currently polling in second place n. china, more than 30 people missing and feared buried in a landslide in the southwest province after very heavy rains there and search and rescue crews working to find survivors. vatican city, pope francis going to preside over outdoor jubilee mass for armed services and police today. his first public appearance since coming down with bronchitis on thursday. however, after a few words, the holy pontiff handed off to an aid to read saying he was having trouble breathing. in brazil, rehearsals on full blast for the rio de-janier carnival. that's a look at top stories around the globe at this hour.

there's people looking ahead to spring break. however, a state department travel advisory may have some would be tourists rethinking their plans about a mexican get away. that advisory at a level 4, do not travel, covers six states south of the border including one that was a hot spot for would be kidnappers. here with tips on staying safe is former dc homicide detective ted williams and a fox news contributor. great to see you, my good friend. this is an interesting story and we get a chance to talk about instead of murder and mayhem, we have get a chance to ahwautukee about keeping people happy if they choose to go south of the border on vacation. i want to begin with a graphic we have for you. it's some of the things to lookout for while on spring break. walk me through this and why these are the big ones for you, ted. >> hi, kevin. good to be with you and spring break is something we know that

annually take place with young people in this country that go out of the country, and we always deeply are concerned about our young people and we're concerned this time of year and this year and there are as you said, things that young people do and they should do and things that they shouldn't do and scammers and pickpockets and should always be aware of their surrounding ands all these scammers and pickpockets out there and if someone making an offer to you that seem to be too good to be true -- kevin: it is! >> probably too good to be true. kevin: you've told me that on many occasions. kevin, you're a nice guy, if it sounds too good to be true, it is too good to be true. there was one on the list i wanted to highlight before talking about safety tips, ted,

and that sackmary being careful when people offer you homemade food and drink. and tell me why that's important? >> always significant and don't know what's in the food or drink, and there's always someone trying to slip individual as mickey and take advantage of them. they should always be aware and make sure that they get stuff is covered by hotel or restaurant and that's something going out there on the streets. kevin: yeah, that ties into your spring break safety tips and one of the first things to tell people is don't believe your food and drinks unattended and if you're traveling abroad, be smart and travel with one other person and do not get in a stranger vehicle and leave valuables at home and call with friends or family members every day and i love that tip, ted.

tell me why that's important for you and check in with friends or family on a regular lay bis. >> kevin, one thing is to enjoy yourself specifically when out of the country on spring break but you must, you must stay in touch with family members or friends. they need to know where you're@all times. it is very significant. we're moving -- we're living in a very dangerous time and spring break taking as many and all precautions as possible and stand in touch with a family member or friend is very, very important for their own safety and well being. kevin: so glad you said that and it's so important. about 20 seconds or so and don't want to put you on the spot but i l. is it too dangerous right now, ted, to travel to mexico in your opinion?

>> yes, it's too dangerous and the political climate not in good shape and don't travel to mexico in the immediate time and new orleans saints will win the super bowl tonight and i'm for lake charles, louisiana, you know that and i know that, kevin. kevin: 504 all good and in the house. great ted williams in dc. thank you, buddy. >> go st. louis or kansas city and eagles. kevin: yennis, thanks, brother. appreciate you. president trump sitting down with bret baier for an exclusive interview ahead of the super bowl. we'll bring you all the highlights, next.

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kevin: welcome back, everybody. this is the fox report. kevin corke in for john scott today. you're looking live, as the old saying goes, at big easy. crescent city and cesar super dome and super bowl 59 is set to kick off this afternoon and going for that. president trump going to make waves this weekend ahead of attending the big game and becoming first commander in chief to do so.

spoke with chief political anchor bret baier for interview as part of fox pregame coverage. let's bring in fox news contributor and media analyst joe concha. joe, i know you've seen some of the clips. you've seen some of the previews. what's this like, especially if you're bret? i know it's a tough stage. he makes the big bucks, i get it. it's still not an easy job, joe. >> not at all. you're talking about an audience about 120 million for the super bowl, but the pregame, you're looking at 30, 40 million already tuning in as parties get underway throughout the country. it was a great job by bret. i watched up till we were on here, kevin, and asking relevant questions and policy and execution that the american people care about most. so great job all around and this is actually the first time a president sat down for the super bowl pregame interview in three years and joe biden and handlers declined to take advantage of the stage and go back to 2022 to find that and now, the fact the

president will be at the super bowl, it is just absolutely stunning that we've had 58 of these things, these ships and not one -- these championships and not one president would have attended. seems like a laugh but trump understands the stage and optics. kevin: you got it. seems like a layup and in this stance, joe, talking to a president that's gone to college football games and thunderous applause and welcome he's seen probably gives him good cause to feel like this is probably a good place to go. speaking of, you talked about relevant questions, i got to give bret credit for this one and this would have been one of the first in any mind asking him about the newly formed department of government efficiency. listen to what the president said about doge and i'll get your reaction on the other side. >> i don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going o. the people, look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it, and i've had a great help with elon musk, who's been terrific.

bret: bottom line you say you trust him? >> trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything and i wonder how he can de-voit the time to it he's so into it then i'll tell him very soon, like maybe in 24 hours to go check the department of education. he's going to find the same thing and then i'll go to the military. let's check the military. we're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse and, you know, the people elected me on that. kevin: you know what, joe, people did elect him to make it better for all of us, which is to say make sure your money is being spent properly. and doge, at least that's the idea behind it. your reaction to what the president said to bret? >> that's a sentiment throughout the country, run the government like you'd run your household. that's common sense stuff and nothing remotely inaccurate about that answer from the president. this is in fact why donald trump won the popular vote, kevin,

every swing state, and a cbs poll that came out and underscores everything the president was talking about. his approval rating is higher now than it ever has been before and includes his entire first term. look at cross tabs, and i've never seen a number like this before for any president, kevin, 70% of voters say president trump is keeping his campaign promises. that is absolutely unprecedented. now, regarding elon musk, the story here isn't elon musk himself. it is what elon musk and doge are finding and looking on behalf of duly elected trump ordered for them to carry out. that's the story and real story is the vast waste and corruption uncovered. $300 million from usaid to palestinian concrete company to build tunnels in gaza for hamas! who can defend that? kevin: it's incredible and any family says you have a checkbook and figure out where the spending is going and look at my balance sheet at the end of the month and doesn't add up, i want

to know where my money went. joe, before we let you geopolitical, i'm out of time but want to play this. this is the president talking about something you said: honor of attending the super bowl. listen to this. >> well first of all, i'm very surprised to hear that. i would have assumed many presidents came, but i think just the spirit of the country, the country's taken on a whole new life. i thought it would be a good thing for the country to have the president be at the game. kevin: yeah, i would think it would be a very good thing. in ten seconds, your final thought? >> culture changed in this country, kevin. people are not ashamed to say they voted for donald trump anymore and doing the trump dance including nfl athletes and smart move. eagles win today, 31-30. my final prediction hence the tie. kevin. if you get that right, i'll buy you dinner. love it. joe concha for us tonight. thank you. appreciate it. reminder, catch part 2 of bret's interview with the president of the united states tomorrow night on special report at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on fox news

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kevin: welcome back to the fox report. i'm kevin corke. in addition to the more than 100 million people expected to watch the sire bowl today here in the state, pubs, sports bars and social clubs across the uk are expected to be filled with football fans as eagles and the chiefs battle. stephanie bennett live in london where kickoff is coming up at 11:30 at night and people have a lot of interests. hey, stephanie. >> hey, kevin. that's exactly right. despite the time difference and many staying up late tonight to watch the game. i stayed up last year and ended around 4:00 in the morning our time and it'll be no different this year. of course some fans taking things even further flying over to watch the game and either tickets or just to be in new orleans for the experience itself and some city leaders taking it even further and have attempted to try and host a future super bowl overseas and british airways tell me immediately following afc and nfc championship games, there was a 90% spike in searches on

their we are site for flights to new orleanss and london fly four direct flights a week to the big easy. last year's super bowl, nfl said global tv audience rose by 10% over 2023 meaning 62.5 million viewers watched kansas city chiefs defeat the san francisco 49erss in super bowl 58 mexico's audience averaged 8.7 million viewers and going for them. and watchers going for the half-time show with usher. canada's audience set out more than 10 million viewers up 16% and germany, uk and average 1.2 million viewers up 18.26%. the link in england and germany and brazil and expanding to spain in 2025 and sites set on 2026 and going for the regular

here in london and last year london's mayor said he wants toast a nfl super bowl and there might be one overseas if the league expands and has an international team. there's ones saying things like jet lag and going for them and time zones difficult to watch and early and late. back to you. kevin: major winter storm sweeping through and 5 inches of snow to parts of greater new york city area and wait for it, you guessed it, more on the way this week. fox weather meteorologist nick kosir more on how people don't like that and others are enjoying the blast of winter. nick. reporter: we've been in new haven, connecticut, all morning and snow started about 10:00 p.m. and really came down

fairly quickly through the overnight hours till about 3, 4:00 a.m. and what fell and much of connecticut and covered in three to four inches of snow and there was ice and freezing rain that came down in the overnight hours as well. and this is perfect packing snow. great for snowballs. great for snow man making and what else it's great for, sled riding and so many families out here in edgarton park in connecticut. coming out and making core memories and enjoying the snow and perfect snowstorm; right. came in during the overnight hours and dropped a good amount of snow and over the weekend and it was on a sunday morning. not a lot of people had to be out and many church services were cancelled this morning as a result of the snow. people hunkering down and no obstrobligations and listen, alo super bowl sunday. what could be better than that.

come out here and have some fun and blow off a bit of steam on the hill doing some sled riding and go in and warm up and watch the game and, you know, you watch the chiefs three pete; right. or the eagles spoil their three pete. either way, look, i don't have a dog in the fight this year. just hoping for good commercials and a good half-time show out of kendrick lamar. in terms of sled riding and people going down in many different ways and folks are using kitty pools, which looks fun and we've even come across a piece of card board here and that's old school. that'll get down by any means necessary. card board will do it or you've got the trustee boogie board, old snowstorm and, you know, i've been watching people sled ride all morning long and i'm a bit jealous and i think i'm going to go town here myself. so i'm just going to sign out

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you are going to be the first sitting president to attend a super bowl. it's a big day for america, it always is. what made you want to do? works first of all i'm very surprised to hear that. but i'm surprised many presidents came pages the spirit of the country. the taken has 2 countries taken on a whole new life i thought a big thing for the country.the present with the game. >> is an iconic day. >> it's an iconic day a great day with 2 great teams. let's see what happens. kevin: and return to tradition today president trump sitting down for pre-super bowl and truth fox bret baier i am kevin corcoran for jon scott and this is a brand-new hour of the fox report. ♪ the exclusive 1 on 1 president trump spoke on the sweeping executive actions of his first few weeks in office again with doge government downsizing to the trade war that wasn't, at least not yet to be the commander-in-chief expected to be 1 of the tens of thousands of

fans at caesar's superdome in new orleans tonight for the big game. the big easy as you can well imagine heightening security for the presence historic attendance and super bowl lix. not surprisingly everything is but ramped up from security posture perspective following new year's day's terror attack on bourbon street. attorney general pam bondi who is helped lead the federal, state, local law enforcement coordination of enhanced security safety measures, she is standing by. were going to talk to her just a moment. but first look of solitude enjoys us from the north one of the white house. hey lucas. >> good afternoon, kevin. by all accounts a heckuva day for president trump a restartedy playing golf with tiger woods and his son charlie. and now is flowing to the super bowl aboard air force one. earlier, it may be to top that off he sat down with our own bret baier where he discussed a host of issues including elon musk doge team take a look under the hood of the federal government.

recently a judge blocked musk's efforts to gain access to a payment system and the treasury department. here is bret asking the president about that earlier. >> what do you make of that? is that slow you down to what you want to do? works i disagree with the one 100%. think it's crazy. we have to solve the efficiency problem. we have to solve fraud, waste, abuse all the things is going into the government too. you take a look at usaid the kind of fraud in there. >> here's democratic senator cory bookie earlier with what elon musk's doge team is doing through. >> 's is an astonishing allowance of corruption and abuse and of violations of people privacy other most sacrosanct values. we are in a crisis right now and democrats will use every tool possible to protect americans. >> a "fox news sunday" house speaker mike johnson had very different take. he fully supports what elon musk is doing and the doge team.

click to bring effectively and outside auditor that's what elon and the team are doing what they are uncovering is incredible abuses of the public and so we applaud that we are supporting it. we are going to back it up with legislative action to make sure we codify these changes so that it is more lasting than one administration. but she washed bret's complete entry with president trump tomorrow night on special report with bret baier at 6:00 p.m. eastern. and one more thing, kevin, the president made a super bowl prediction he is taking the chiefs one half point favorite. specifics not exactly going out on a limb. they have one of them back to back up or i may disagree with the president on this super i'm not sure yet. >> will be calling that game tonight for foxboro quickset is true good a point lucas thompson my good friend, thank you so much we appreciate you. lucas mentioned don't forget you can see more brats interviewed the president tomorrow on a special report to be that comes your work each and every day

monday through friday at 6:00 p.m. eastern ri right fox news. in the meantime only a few hours to go until kick off a super bowl lix and as you can well imagine the energy and new orleans is off the charts. president trump soon expected to make history as a first sitting president to attend a super bowl and is kick off approaches security is exceptionally tight throughout the city. correspondent matt finn is alive in new orleans with more and how things are going. matt, and i've been in war zones. a bit of fun events this is a definitely more of the latter. good to see my friend. >> hey kevin, beautiful day here today but 77 degrees right now the sun is shining. a perfect atmosphere for what is happening behind me. the party has kicked off here at the superdome. fans have been trickling in. vips have been trickling in. live music and entertainment. people getting their merchandise whether it is the chiefs or the

eagles the game expected to kick off in about two and half hours. it's all about who was on the field today. there's two major vips number one donald trump. also taylor swift. they are not really fans of each other. over the past few days swift has been seen around town here new orleans first with her boyfriend travis kelce. then she was with some girlfriends at last night at a swanky restaurant. the music superstar famously endorsed kamala harris but here's her boyfriend and kansas city chiefs tight end travis kelce when he was asked about president trump coming to the game today. >> no matter who the president is, i am excited because it is the biggest game of my life. having the president there it's the best country in the world it would be pretty cool. >> as we look around outside right now it is a sea of red and green. the eagles lost to kansas city in the super bowl in 2023 in

glenville, arizona. they are seeking revenge over the past couple of days i've been talking to eagles fans, they are fired up for today. kevin: i bet they are for some reason may be maybe because i'mn washington now, i don't know. it's going to be close. i am leading eagles. but i could be crazy. okay your prediction later on matt finn thank you so much buddy, appreciate you. meantime homeland secretary kristi noem touting succ succeso form the president second term in office this is the first batch of illegal immigrants and the criminals have been flown to guantanamo bay, cuba. tocb cotton is live in new york with more on that. >> dhs secretary kristi noem did not mince words she said by the legality of the administration's mass deportation plans which we've been talking about, those include guantanamo bay. with had the criticism starting to emerge primarily from the

american civil liberties union. they're raising alarm bells about the living conditions on the due process f for the migras being shipped there. noem tells fox and militaries on the ground to make sure the facilities meet u.s. standards wanmust remind everyone the migrants being taken to gitmo are dangerous criminals. >> of course we are giving due process to migrants. we have done that all the time from the same procedures we always have been but where are they advocating for the children that are missing? that joe biden lost question require the not advocating for these families at a loss of children? lakin rylands failed family, jocelyn's a family get your priorities straight this is about america. >> was to military flights took off this week each current roughly one doesn't migrants the administration calls the worst of the worst. according to dhs rap sheets for those on the second flight included crimes like homicide, weapons trafficking, assault, robbery and distribution of dangerous drugs. meanwhile the immigration crackdown is continuing in the nation's largest cities with

other federal agencies tapped into helping these are some new photos shared today by the fbi field office in boston. there are also now it reports coming out some of the migrants who have been arrested have since been released because of space constraints and ice detention facilities. noem suggested today on fox that space is being made on a rolling basis. >> we have continuous people going home to their countries and being repatriated. we have thousands of beds and detention facilities that are open today. >> speaking to that, noem said on cnn separatist state marco rubio's been actively negotiating repatriation agreements with other countries for those taken into custody. kevin: great stuff as always cb cotton in new york, thank you my friend, appreciate that. as we await president trump's arrival in new orleans for super bowl lix, will have more reaction from his pregame interview with their very own bret baier that is coming your way next.

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some of your plays every some questions and have had some pushback. nineteen states attorney general have filed a lawsuit early saturday a judge agreed with

them to restrict elon musk and his government efficiency team, doge from accessing treasury department payment and data systems per there's a risk of irreparable harm. what do you make at that? does that slow you down what you want to do? >> i disagree one 100%. i think it's crazy. we have to solve the efficiency problem. we have to solve the fraud, waste, abuse, all of the things it gone into government. you take a look at usaid, the kind of fraud in there. we are talk about hundreds of millions of dollars of money that's going to places where it should not be going. where if i read a list you say this is ridiculous you've read the same list and there are many you have not even seen the part it's crazy. it's a big scam. now, there's some good money and we can do that through any one of a number. i think i would rather give it to marco rubio over at the state department. let him take care of the few good ones. kevin: president trump speaking by his administration's work so far but part of the while with

our chief of political anchor bret baier ahead of some super bowl lix in new orleans from one of the interview let's bring in former gop congressman who sits on the house homeland security and armed services committee. great to see you my friend. as a former resident of the 305 it's always wonderful to have you join us. i have so much affection for the city and what you have done for this country. i appreciate you spending time but i just want to ask you real quick before we talk about security along the border, i want to get your take is someone who understands the lot very well. are we looking at judicial overreach here in the case of preventing-i mean we are talking about separation of powers here congressman. the treasury secretary and people who work from him having full access to the books. i've never heard of such a thing. >> i've never heard of such a thing either. if they don't protest too much you've got to look really hard because there something going on there.

look, it should all be public record outside of payments being given at very sensitive payments. there should be few of them put everything else should be public record. i think they're just scared that we are going to find who this money is going to the waist, the fraud, and just like what happened with usaid, you're giving money till what? i think the american people are going to be surprised at that money going out and being paid by treasury, to the people, to the organizations et cetera that is a complete waste of money that's happening. that's why the the trying to stp it. >> including apparently there is no duplicative when it comes to social security numbers and payments. there could be massive untold amounts of fraud or think it's high time, that is the sentiment here certainly on the right people should take a look it's not just the right all americans should want to know where the money is going. let me share this real quickly

while we have you. the president as you know having a pregame interview with our very own bret baier talking about border security something near and dear to your portfolio here in washington. he is using tariffs to get countries to act. listen to what he had to say in this interview will get your reaction on the other side. >> you announce it tariffs on canada and mexico you me at the got action from both of them a border security and drug interdiction. is that good enough? >> no it's not. more needed in 30 days? something has to happen is not sustainable. and i'm changing it too. >> up her minister said this week into a group of canadian businessman, is in a private meeting. your wish for kenneth you hit me first would be a real thing. will be a real thing? >> yes it is. better off being a 51st state because we lose 200 with canada. i'm not going to let that happen. why are we paying $200 billion a

year? now after the 51st st estate i don't mind doing it. >> and still not sure he really means that. but i have understood him to sometimes deal in hyperbole. but before we address that and i know you know how the president is he can be quite interesting in some of the words he will say even if he means it or maybe not so much. doing to get your reaction to what he said about getting more from mexico and canada the tariffs appeared to be working so far. what is your reaction to that? >> he needs to get more and in terms of the sentinel and the cartels, the cartels have been labeled now a terrorist organization. we should not tolerate any terrorist organization working across the board we need to get serious about the cartels and eliminate them. eliminate the threat to america and americans hundreds of thousands of people have died because of those cartels and the need to pay the price.

the present need to ratchet it up and have mexico it really really takecare of the problem e border and number one job of government is to protect the american people they have been killing us for years. and again we need to stop it. >> the sentinel problem is much much more pronounced than i think a lot of people understand and realize it it's not sort ofa theory. we are talking about thousands and thousands of americans dying tens of thousands each and every year but we cannot turn a blind eye to this anymore. >> looked kevin, let's say every day we have a group of terrorists come across the border, kill two to 50 americans and then scoot across the border over too mexico. in the next eight do it again and the next they do it again. that's exactly what is happening. you do not hear about it because these are overdoses it is not something that's picked up by the media where it is in one

spot. it's across the nation but the numbers are the same you've got 250 -- 300 americans it is the number one cause of death of young adults. and you know what? it's been going on for years. we are talking like a 500,000 people, 500,000 americans have died a in last for five years. these cartels are directly responsible for that that's why they are a terrorist organization. kevin: that's why you're working so hard to help keep us safe and safer. congressman thank you so much a little view over your shoulder appreciate your time today. we are of course a monitoring president trump's old arrival at the superdome in new orleans to super bowl lix brittney 10 secretary state marco rubio heads to the middle east while israel continues to condemn how hamas is treating its hostages. that and much more as we continue here on fox report. ♪

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books if you ever heard the expression sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction? ♪ ♪ spaces said they said it's never good of us in the press and apparently the los angeles times is reporting an upcoming immigration enforcement operation is coming to the city of angels. they say in the papers scheduled to take place some point before the end of february. obviously chipping off those who might be swept up in it. dhs secretary kristi noem is

pointing the finger at the leak with the fbi rejoined me is now the attorney general of the united states pam bondi. attorney general, great to have you with us. as you know is a former floridian i am very familiar with your strong incredible worked on the sunshine state. congratulations on your confirmation. and i have to say for all the great news that we have in the job that you will be doing for this country, i have to begin on that down a note. there may be a leak inside the house as it relates to dhs and some of the operations they are attempting to carry out. what is your reaction to hearing about that and what if anything can be done to mitigate that? >> you know, if anyone leaks anything people do not understand that jeopardizes the lives of our great men and women in law enforcement if you leak that we will find out who you are and we will come after you. it's not going to stop our mission. it's not going to stop the

president's mission to make america safe again. we were very clear with the lawsuit we filed in chicago that if you do not follow the law, you will be prosecuted by the department of justice. kevin: can i ask you about that to question what there is in operation in the denver metro ametroarea over in colorado appy individuals out there who were more or less engaging by way of a bullhorn or yelling trying to let people know hate listen, ice is here. hey listen, border security is your do not answer your door, this don't do that. it rises to the level of obstruction what if anything can be done about that? or what if anything should be done about something like that? >> it very well could rise to the level of obstruction. we will look at every single case or someone jeopardizes the lives of the great men and women in law enforcement and you will be held accountable if you leak, if you do anything like you said if you come out of the bullhorn

to could jeopardize their lives, we will investigate and we will come after you. kevin: one of the favorite things about the chance of having a conversation with a lawyer who gets it if you will, is talking to someone who understands the separation of powers. i mention that because we have a situation in this country right now, attorney general, where a judge has decided unilaterally to prevent the treasury department from even accessing some of the records. we are talking but even the treasury secretary. of two-part question have you ever heard of such a thing? and what if anything can be done to address that? >> no, i have never heard of such a thing in my life. but it is not unexpected given the two-tier system of justice we are facing in this country. what elon musk is doing it doge is remarkably such a great man he's a great friend and he's doing this for the right reason for there's a reason to have

those records. there is a reason at u.s. aid they did not want anyone to have those records. we found out they are giving $1.5 million to serbia for transgender. they are giving over million dollars i think to guatemala sex changes f. this is not going to happen with american tax dollars any longer. were going to find out who you are in is going to stop. kevin: i do not want to get ahead of your agenda. i understand ther their reasonso not tip your hand when it comes to actions that you or your office may take. it is certainly fertile ground if you look at the past couple of years there's a lot of people who want to get into your company if they hate listen, do not forget to go after that person, don't forget this person did this broadly speaking without what's the number one priority for you and for the ag's office?

what's mine is very simple, keeping america safe. making america safe. the present has three issues making america prosperous, safe, and healthy be when that is accomplished it will make america great again and that is what donald trump cares about pretty cares about americans. the japanese prime minister just met with president trump and he calms $1 trillion investment in our country for that is astonishing, that is remarkable. mexico comment 10,000 troops now at the border to make america safe. we're going to make america healthy and intern it will make america great again. that is what president trump cares about for that was his a directive to all of the cabinet members and we are going to accomplish that. kevin: one of the biggest convocations and having a job like yours that is domestic focus but you have a voice when it comes to what we may be dealing with internationally. there are number of americans who wonder if maybe we ought to take action to reclaim the

panama canal. and of the secretary of state is having conversations about reestablishing a stronger relationship. how much of that, this idea of dealing with international circumstances as part of your portfolio? >> well, mark overby the secretary of state is doing a great job for as you know and i was just sworn in several days ago. but we have been getting to work as fast as we can. we are all there as a team to back each other o up whether its a pete hegseth, kristi noem at home and secured everything she's in with the super bowl but we are all working as a team and marco rubio is doing a great job. for everyone is to make america great. kevin: last thing super bowl security, boy, it's unlike anything i can reimburse that a fair assessment? >> absolutely radio president trump is unbelievably the first sitting president to come to the super bowl. so proud and happy to be here tonight it is the safest place in the world right now.

kathy with the nfl's and a great job, kristi noem, governor of louisiana second to none for us here earlier in the week meeting with all of our great ages from fbi, dea are fear working so hard. i'm going to go to command center right now we are so happy to be here. this is what america is about and we are just so proud to be here and celebrate with all americans today. kevin: i speak for millions when i say congratulations. thank you for all that you will do for this great country and yes we are jealous because you are there we are here but thank you very much the attorney general of the united states of pam bondi thank you again appreciate your time today. >> thank you. kevin: thomas released three more hostages on saturday may have seen that here a in fox ne. they did so in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. however, joy in israel quickly turned to shock and anger when they saw just how frail and malnourished as hostages looked. now, the next steps in the

fragile cease-fire look more uncertain. trey yingst is live in tel aviv with the very latest. >> kevin good afternoon for the read thecondition of the hostags released on saturday has caused concern across israel the men ohad ben ami, or levy, and eli sharabi. dave addresses with mediators as the families of some of the hostages that remain in gaza are calling for a faster timeline to get those hostages freed from hamas captivity. the family of jon fo fort reactd to his condition saying this. >> wiwe actually saw was to see the emaciated state they put him in. i was in absolute shock we sat and cried. >> the latest release comes as palestinians are starting to return to new parts of gaza amid

fresh israeli withdrawal. the cease-fire is a delicate but is still progressing as planned despite no clear path forward for phase two. president trump was asked this week and about his plan for taking over gaza. cooks any further deliberation on gaza customer for a timetable foffor a takeover question. >> note deliberation to well received for basically the united states would view it as a real estate transaction. if we will be an investor in that part of the world. and no rush to do anything. we don't need anybody there it will be supplied and given to us by israel. >> both the present time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu endorse this idea of the united states taking over gaza. there are still dozens of living hostages and hamas captivity inside the strip. this certainly complicates the situation. >> i can only imagine. trey yingst thank you so much we appreciate that, stay safe my friend.

federal investigators mean time looking into yet another deadly air crash. this one killed all 10 people born a commuter aircraft off the coast of alaska. happen on thursday correspondent madeleine rivera has the very latest. >> have made significant progress the bodies of all 10 people on the a airflight have been taken. the national transportation safety board is on the ground in alaska investigating what led to this crash. the plane was headed from two of gnome thursday afternoon lost radar contact 12 miles offshore above the very seat. the volunteer fire department said the pilot told air traffic control it was going to enter a holding pattern while waiting for the runway to be cleared the u.s. coast guard said something then because the plane to rapidly lose elevation though they have not said why that happened. officials did say there were no signs of distress from the plane. now that all victims have been recovered and tsv said it will now turn to the aircraft.

>> we will recover the wreckage. we do have a short window where we have bad weather coming in. some snow. please understand some difficult conditions because this is on an ice flow. >> is also investigating two other major aviation disasters in midair collision between a regional jet and an army blackhawk in d.c. and the crash of a medical transport jet in philadelphia. ntsb releasing this video over the weekend. showing them examining the wreckage of the d.c. crash. all major parts have been recovered. now the ntsb said it's looking for visual indicators that could give them clues into the angle of the collision f where they've also recovered the jet traffic collision avoidance system at some mechanism that gives a pilot flirts when it's in danger of hitting another aircraft there's a question whether that system activated before the fatal crash. kevin: madeleine rivera in d.c., thank you so much.

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kevin: this is a fox news alert and kevin corker watching as you are, live pictures from the crescent city of new orleans. we expect to surely from now the president of the united states, donald trump, will descend from air force one and make his way

over too super bowl lix. we've been having a very exciting day here. you may have heard by now he's a first commander in chief actually take in the game alive. this ought to be very interesting to see pretties also had a very credible day already a little golf with tiger woods and his son charlie. he also s sat down for an exclusive interview with our chief political anchor bear earlier today. >> he said the tariff is a beautiful word. there are some signs in the markets, consumer confidence they are a little jittery. so, if all goes to plan for when you think families we will be able to feel the prices going down groceries, energy or are you saying to them hang on, inflation make it worse until it gets better? >> no i think, or not that rich right now we owe $36 trillion with s because of all these nations take advantage of us. the same thing like 200 billion with canada, we have a deficit with mexico of three and $50 million from not going to do

that. are not going to let that happen. >> so, the president talking doge and terrorists exclusive pre-interval super bowl interview with the bret baier drowning out the editor for the wall street journal, james a freeman. great to have you with us. love your analysis. you are obviously wellington with what is happening with respect to tariffs and reciprocal tariffs. i just want to share this for the folks at home broke before i give them a chance to see your opinions and unpack it from that perspective. the president, we are learning, he will now be announcing on monday 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum coming into the u.s. as well as reciprocal tariffs on tuesday and wednesday that will go into effect. there is some consternation. some people may not realize this it sounds good, see the president right now disembarking from air force one. but, you should take the news of tariffs with a caution you say,

tell the folks at home why. >> i think bret's a question was right on target. if you look at the exit polling for the last election, the failure to address inflation the creation of inflation is what destroyed the biden presidency and killed the harris candidacy. this is that mandate for voters. tariffs and do add cost. tariffs are taxes. their taxes on trade. there's a question about who ends up paying the full bill, how much consumers, how much producers et cetera. but it is a cost. this is going to make goods more expensive. now, if you are looking to be optimistic the recent negotiations with canada and mexico, people wondering does the president want tariffs for their own sake or as a tool to encourage federal policy in certain places? these tariffs may not be forever. they may not be negotiated tools

but they do add cost. >> certainly get the sense they are negotiating tools as we take a look at both the president getting inside the beast as well as what appeared to be ivanka trump as well and some little ones as well joining them as they make their way over too super bowl lix. for the folks at home let me share part of your wall street journal opinion piece this was a nice carveout. he said that robusta job growth in november and december may reflect the revival of animals, i love this, and animal spirit after president trump selection as the threat of higher taxes more regulation. but the slower growth in january is a warning to mr. trump to tread carefully on his tariff agenda. mr. trump's tariff with glass the threat of it he should not take for granted that businesses will continue hiring. i thought that was a fascinating take. i agree with you, it's usually at least broadly speaking sort

of a ploy for a little tactic you do have to be measured and how you roll out the tariffs, do you agree? >> into your point is a good not butnot great economy. the job market, still a lot of positions available for people who want them. but it is slowing. it is softening. solid but getting softer as we start the trump era here. i think maintaining economic growth and the animal spirit that's the optimism of people in business wanting to invest a pretty wanting to create and try new things. tariffs going up just like the regregulations or things that discourage those things so obviously he's very aggressively looking to cut government regulation for that's a plus for the economy. very welcome in the markets wall street, main street but the tariffs are a concern.

i think to the extent to people in business see them as negotiating tools and not as a permanent long-term costs he is a better off in the economy probably does better as well. >> i suspect that's what they are going to be. we have seen what's already happened not just respect to canada and mexico but in other areas. sometimes that's all it takes is the threat of a tariff or it may be the temporary pain of some reciprocal tariffs and people do either come to heal or they get to the table and try to negotiate. americans have been unfairly treated as it relates to some tariffs around the globe and we need look no further than canada and derry for example. why would you charge americans three 100% for our dairy products were yours come here basically for nothing? so i think his point is be fair or else we will match tariffs. and perhaps it's a negotiating ploy. we'll all have to find out

together i love chatting for a big attack when they are but we are short of time. james freeman a real pleasure thank you for spending time with us on super bowl sunday go enjoy the game my friend i will not draw the inference that your tie is an eagles play their. [laughter] just saying. >> i do not mean to endorse either team trying to figure who to root for. kevin: just making sure my good friend thank you very much appreciate your time today president trump on his way to meantime to the superdome in new orleans to take part in super bowl lix. it's going to be great you can see on the fox broadcast network we are monitoring movement analysis of the bret baier interview pregame it was great as we continued right here on the fox report. have you always had trouble with your weight? same. discover the power of wegovy®. with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. and i'm keeping the weight off.

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kevin: wait there's more. snow that is, at least that's what forecasters are saying about parts of the northeast. while down in the big easy, in new orleans and fans should expect nice weather for the pregame activities but "fox weather" meteorologist adam klotzcauses her the forecast. >> with the weather is looking really pretty pleasant right now but new orleans you are seeing maybe some pop-up showers there south of the city.

temperature at 71 degrees feels really nice hats would be the case across the entire day at temperatures hovering right around room temperatures. beside the small chance of a passing shower, things look mostly clear obviously of a dome for the game. across entire country the forecast is looking really nice of you look at the days ahead things do begin to change it. multiple rounds of winter weather we are looking at. smudges one to 60 million people could ultimately see some sort of winter weather across the plains getting into the midwest as well. if you're a little further south it's more of a rain event. we are looking at a scale of two out of four with some risk of flooding. adult working swept the east coast so kevin, storms with the snow across the north and ran across the south. >> it is that time of year for going to make my flowers look better come the beginning of march, i am happy. [laughter] thank you so much adam klotz in new york city.

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♪ kevin: the big easy buzzing with excitement as super bowl lix meres in kickoff, but with the -- nears kick off. the crescent city, it's not the only city in the spotlight. get this, some people are proposing london host the the big game in the near future. correspondent stephanie bennet is live in merry old england with more on that. >> reporter: hey, ken. despite the time difference, millions across the world will be staying up late tonight to watch the big game. in fact, here in the u.k. it's gotten so popular that even grocery stores are advertising super bowl meal deals and snacks, items like that. fans are flying across the world to the new orleans to watch this game, and there's even a --

entity leaders try to bring the super bowl overseas. british airways say they saw a 90% strike spike in searches onen their web site for flights to new orleans over the super bowl weekend. taking a look at that a tastic, the n nfl says their global tv the audience rose by 10% over 2023 meaning 622.5 million viewers -- 6 2.5 million viewers watched. hitting a peak of 10 million watcher during the halftime hoe. canada's audience averaged more than 0 is million voters -- 10 million, up 16%, while germany, the u.k. and australia each averaged 1.2 million if viewers, up 18%. the nfl has held regular season games in the past here in england, germany, mexico and brazil, and they're even expanding to pain in 2025, and sights are also set on australia for 2026. as you mentioned last year,

london's mayor said he wants to host a future super bowl. roger goodell said their might be a super bowl overseas if the riege expands. some say the logistics could be more harmful, might be more of a headache logistically thinking of yet a lag for the players and also a just time zones to watch as well. kevin: that makes sense. let's be honest, the time difference is a deal to worry about. stephanie bennett in loan -- london, thank you.. i'm kevin corke in for my colorado buddy, jon scott. we thank you for watching as we that take a live look at the caesar's superdome. go, chiefs. go, eagles. watch the game on fox eitherlibe way. ♪