this game saul 142 rescue dogs competing 80 shelter across 40 states and two countries. that's the best part. while you were busy eating your wings and your nachos, donald trump was instructing the u.s. treasury to stop making new pennies saying quote for if a too long the united states has minted pennies which literally cost us more than two cents, this is so wasteful. rip the waste out of our great nation's budget even if it is a penny at a time. get. this according to the u.s. mint, each new penny cost nearly 4 cents each to produce. last year costing taxpayers $119 million. it was the 1st straight year production costs exceeded criminal value. with that, "fox & friends" right now.

>> lawrence: i mean, what a game. it's 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, and it's monday, february the 10th, and this is "fox & friends." flying high. [cheers] it. >> for the second time, the vince lombardi trophy is headed to philadelphia, eagles fly in super bowl lix. >> watch the camera, guys. >> lawrence: the eagles dominate the chiefs 40 to 22 ending kansas city's bid for a three-peat. >> carley: president trump met with roaring applause as he becomes the first president to attend the super bowl. plus, he brings back the pregame interview applauding the millions he and musk have cut from government waste. >> we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars of money that's going to places where it shouldn't be going. look, i ran on this, and the people want me to find it. >> and bad blood? the superdome seems to have had enough of taylor's era in

football. yes? [boos] >> steve: she is kind of being booed. what's that about? we will talk about that and so much more. "fox & friends," the post game show for the super bowl starts right now. ♪ it's the eye of the tiger ♪ thrill of the fight ♪ raising up to the challenge of our rival ♪ and the last known survivor ♪ in the night ♪ and watching the eye of the tiger >> steve: yes, indeed. look at that i thought this morning there was a possibility that for the third year in a row i would be able to say my kansas city chiefs won. but kansas city actually didn't go to the super bowl last night. i have no idea who was playing in their uniforms. the eagles were fantastic. "nuff said."

i lost a bet. i lost a bet. i'm wearing the green tie. >> ainsley: my green was some sort of subconscious who doesn't like a winner moment. during the game i was thinking patrick mahomes, could still pull it off. ing comeback until it was like 35-0. >> lawrence: it's the first super bowl in my entire life where i didn't watch the full game. >> steve: me neither. >> lawrence: the third quarter. >> ainsley: it was a blowout. >> lawrence: i really did. i woke up in the middle of the night i checked. i just wanted to make sure i you wasn't caught off. >> ainsley: trump left early? started tweeting about pennies. >> steve: he walked out at 8:00 local time in new orleans. mahomes had two interceptions. fumbled. sacked six times. forced three turnovers. he tweeted out or xd. out. i let you all down today i will

work and try to be better for it. we will be back. keep in mind, he has been to five super bowls. and he is not even 30 years old. i will tell you, the eemtion were great. but i had to turn it off, too. i was getting texts from everybody saying hey, this is hard to watch. you are right. >> carley: you have a dog in the fight. you are a chiefs fan. >> steve: i'm from kansas. >> lawrence: also kansas city. i don't think they ever showed up to the game. >> steve: no. >> lawrence: i love the class act in patrick mahomes in the sense of taking responsibility as the leader of the team. lots of the game was not his fault. needed protection. can't protect himself. the class acted he is he took responsibility. >> carley: there are hundreds of thousands if not thousands of diehard out there. >> steve: thousands of fans taking to the streets? philly celebrating the gigantic win over the kansas city chiefs.

>> lawrence: garrett tenney is live in new orleans to wrap is all up for us. good morning, garrett. garrett garrett fans are still trickling off bourbon street celebrating into the early morning hours. even for the most die hard fans they were not expecting this complete kind of domination. it was never even close. the eagles defense you mentioned sacking him six times and two picks. cooper who got the pick six on 22nd birthday 16, mahomes roll out. firing. intercepts picked off by consumer dejean. >> garrett: that put the eagles up 17-nothing. the real dagger came jaylen hurts won the game's mvp dime of

a throw put the eagles up 34-nothing. >> now the eagles get it back. we will run some clock or throw the dagger. hurts going deep for it all devonta smith. he has got it! touchdown. >> garrett: devonta smith grew unjust down the road and somehow he became the first player drafted from alabama to score a touchdown in the super bowl. blocked the chiefs from making history being the first team in nfl history to win three super bowls in a row. the eagles fans last night, rather, were saying they are starting a whole new dynasty of their own. we'll see how next season looks. people are already looking ahead to next year. at least here on bourbon street enjoying the moment drowning their sore roe sorrows, steve.

we went home and took a little nap last night. very little. >> carley: what was it last anytime night and this morning looks like people still sleeping. what's the mood like? from the time we left the stadium to the exit, there is a dozen eagles chants for thousands of people and it was just a throng making its way here to bourbon street. it was absolutely packed all night long by eagles fans, here and there some chiefs fans as well that were a little bit more somber. folks here so excited about the eagles getting their second super bowl win. and when you are spending thousands of dollars to come down here, you know it, really paid off for the eagles fans. they outnumbered the chiefs fans in the stadium and all week here in new orleans. >> carley: that's interesting. >> garrett: big payoff for them. >> lawrence: eagles fans as we know can create quite a mess

brebourbon street. >> garrett: interesting you say that. the trucks have been making their way down the streets. if had you come to me 30 minutes ago it would not look this way. you don't want to step in it. >> steve: no kidding. final question for you. given the fact that there was a terror attack on the french quarter on new year's day and he had the president there last night as well they had super tight security and super tighter security on top of that. >> garrett: officials told us leaning into in this was actually going to be the most secured super bowl in history because of what happened on new year's day here. all the extra resource as far as were brought in. they said that because this went off so well, securitywise, it was a huge blessing because just a month from now, you have mardi

gras happening in new orleans which brings around a million people to the city. even bigger crowds than the super bowl. so this was really a dress rehearsal for security officials. they're pleased with how it went last night. >> steve: also, garrett. >> carley: everything went smoothly. >> steve: everything from the just washed down, justs whod down bourbon street. thank you very much. >> carley: donald trump met with families of 14 victims of that terror attack and first responders ahead of the game yesterday. took a picture with them. and i'm sure that's a moment that those families and heroes will never forget. >> steve: they were down on the field because they were hun area coin toss participants. the president was right down there. and, you know what? one of the things i didn't watch the beginning of the show. and i will tell you the fox coverage was very inspirational. they had tom cruise.

they had john ham, they had that guy introducing the phillies or rather the eagles from philly. and it was just terrific. and then, during the national anthem. out of nowhere, the director takes a shot of where the president is sitting and if you missed it. it went something like this. ♪ bright stars ♪ through the perilous fight. [cheers] ♪ for the ramparts we watched >> lawrence: just a powerful reaction. obviously the president is a symbol of the leadership of this country. he is the first president ever to go to the super bowl when he was a sitting president. and i think it was just great unity yesterday, the

performance. you got the impression america is back is what i kept hearing from folk. >> carley: donald trump and sporting events is he getting applauded when he goes into seeing him at ufc and now the super bowl. it was interesting to hear the reaction from the crowd. and very affirming for his administration. he is sitting with ivanka trump and the owner of the saints in her box. a neat moment to see followed up by kind of a different moment that took place. >> steve: the way it works at one of these great big events is, you know, there is a jumbotron in the middle of the astrodome. and it takes like one or two seconds before what folks at home actually see. and that's why they put the president up. and it took 1,001, 1,002, before they realized there is donald trump and they started to applaud. at one point, taylor swift was actually on the jumbotron and, if you missed that, it went something like this.

[boos] >> carley: now we know why because garrett tenney said a majority of the crowd were eagles fans. >> lawrence: that was clear. you heard the electricity in the room, even when the eagles were coming out versus when k.c. was coming out. i'm not the biggest taylor fan, but, you know. i wouldn't have booed her. >> carley: did you see the cover of the "new york post" said end of an eros? >> steve: i got two explanations for what happened? everybody there might have had a reason to boo at her because it was a largely eagles fan crowd. but, also, and we were just talking about this in the green room.

there's a sliver of people who -- oh, she was born in pennsylvania. thank you very much, chris, you are absolutely right. >> lawrence: that's even worse. >> steve: she is a kansas city fan because of her boyfriend. the reason, you know, if you are a kansas city fan, some people might have booed her because, as we were discussing in the green room, he is not -- this was not his best year. a lot of people attribute it to taylor swift. >> lawrence: she has been a great distraction. >> carley: donald trump posted a tweet pointing out maga is unforgiving because she came out -- i don't know if it was political reasons to those boos. probably more sports-related that's what he said. >> lawrence: bret baier got the exclusive interview with donald trump. he brought back the interviews because the last president stopped doing the super bowl interviews. anyway, they took on exactly the elephant in the room, which is elon musk talking about all the wasteful spending. and this is what the president had to say about that.

>> bret: 19 states' attorneys general filed a lawsuit and early saturday a judge agreed with them to restrict elon musk and government efficiency team doge from accessing treasury department payment and data systems. they said there was a risk of irreparable arm? what do you make of that? and does that slow you down in what you want to do? >> i disagree 100 percent. i think it's crazy. we have to solve the efficiency problem. we have to solve the fraud, waste, abuse, all of the things that have gone into the government. you take a look at the usaid, the kind of fraud in there. >> bret: and you found significant things? >> we are talking of hundreds of millions of dollars of money to places shouldn't be going. look, i ran on this. and the people want me to find it. and i have had a great help with elon musk, who has been terrific. >> bret: bottom line you say you trust him? >> trust elon. is he not gaining anything. i wonder how he can devote the time to it he is so into it.

i told him to do that and then 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. >> steve: how much have they already cut? i was reading in the "wall street journal" yesterday that apparently the number is close to a billion dollars. elon musk has found a billion dollars so far. but then, when you factor in going into the pentagon, oh my goodness, that's why the president was talking about it could be hundreds of billions of dollars. because there is such a gigantic slice of the american budget pie goes to the pentagon and goes to the department of education as well. it will be interesting. one of the things that the president has got at his back right now, given we're still just three weeks into his new presidency, is that and this is according to a brand new fox news -- rather cbs news u gov

poll where a majority of americans approve of the job that donald trump is doing. and, in fact, his approval rating right now is higher than at any point in his first four years and 70% of the people who were polled by cbs and u gov said it's because he is delivering on things he promised he would do when he was running for president. >> carley: yeah, that's right. there were a lot of people, the poll showed that he enthusiastically support what he's doing. and they also say by a large margin that he is doing, if not one they expected but even more than they expected, only 9% and those people clearly have nine standards say he is doing less because of the executive orders tackling the border so quickly into his administration. >> lawrence: also when the president says, this is also just common sense from the standpoint, when he says what is elon getting? richest man in the world. he is not gaining anything from

this. and i think that's why you look at the reaction from the american people versus the democrats that are in leadership that are protesting at buildings. they look crazy right now compared to the person that is home, that wants to get rid of the waste, fraud, and abuse. i think this polling is even going to hurt them even more because it shows that the american public are on the side of president trump, elon musk, and they want change. but they don't seem to be adjusting. >> it's interesting. and it is largely a partisan number. something like 91% of republicans approve of the job the president is doing and only 6% of democrats. 46% of independents. the one spot that -- and donald trump has even said, look, i just got here. 66% say that he has not focused enough, yet, on lowering prices. because, ultimately, when you think about it, it was the cost of stuff and the border that got him elected. but, you know, it takes a while for the cost of stuff to go

down. and i think somebody asked him last week or the week before. he said i just got here. >> carley: when it comes to money, obviously the doge thing is a huge connector. taxpayer dollars being wasted. elon musk about an hour ago posted on x the doge team just discovered that fema sent $59 million last week to luxury hotels in new york city to house illegal migrants. and he said sending this money violates the law and it is a gross insubordination to the president's executive order. that money was meant for ameamerican disaster relief. think about what is going on in north carolina and the lack of money sent there this money going to illegal immigrants in new york city, these are the things that the american people need to know, about how our taxpayer money is being spent. >> lawrence: so true. >> carley: now you have kristi noem saying that organization needs to be rebuilt. >> lawrence: speaking of luxury, carley, when it comes to gaza as well as israel, policies have

been having the same old conservations over and over. donald trump shocked the international community last week talked about luxury hotels, a better future for gaza. bret baier had an exclusive interview as we told you earlier, but you didn't see this part. this is him talking about his plan for gaza. watch. >> we will build beautiful communities for the 1.9 million people. we will build safe communities a little bit away from where they are, where all of this danger is and in the meantime, i would own this. think of as a real estate development for the future. it would be a beautiful piece of land. >> bret: would the principallians from the right to return? >> no, they wouldn't. because they will have much better housing. much better -- in other words, i'm talking about building a permanent place for them. because if they have to return now it, will be years before you could ever -- it's not habitable. it will be years before it could

happen. i'm talking about starting to build and i think i could make a deal with jordan. i think i could make a deal with egypt. we give them billions and billions of dollars a year. >> steve: you got watch bret's interview with him tonight on "special report." what is interesting is the part where he says, you know, they would not have the right to return to their land. the question is where would they go? would those other countries say okay, they can live here? would it be permanent? it sounds like that is part of the deal president does say we give those countries hundreds of billions of dollars in this case okay, we are helping you out. you help us out. help out the world. >> carley: interview split into two parts one for the super bowl and one going to air on his show today. that part about the gaza strip and what the president i object tends to do about it is a major newsmaker. it's his offering to the world. is he saying there are no better options. it's going to take 10 to 15 years to rebuild in rubble.

this is what i think should happen. now the ball is in your court, egypt, jordan, qatar, allies in the middle east, what do you think about it? >> lawrence: if you don't like the plan come up with something different, bring something to the table. speaking of today, president trump is set to announce plans for 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports. >> carley: that's right. it comes as he continues to push for canada to join the u.s. as the 51st state. >> steve: yeah. madeleine rivera has details from washington. madeleine, he has not been joking about making canada the 51st state. that is becoming clearer and clearer. >> yeah. exactly. canadian prime minister justin trudeau was reportedly speaking to business leaders last week and he does think that the president is serious about wanting to absorb canada. so speaking about those tariffs now though, the president sees tariffs as an effective tool to counter what he sees as unfair trade practices. the president is set to announce the tariffs on steel and aluminum products today. countries that could take the

largest hits include canada and mexico. they are among the largest sources of steel imports for the united states. the latest tariffs come after president trump delayed a 25% tariff on canadian and mexican goods. and a 10% tariff on canadian energy. the 30 day pause was implemented after both countries extend up efforts counter the illegal flow of migrants and drugs. president posed 10% tariff on chinese imports, retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. those are set to take effect today. in a super bowl interview with bret baier, the president dismissed concerns that tariffs could raise prices for americans saying he does not think that will be the case. and he maintains again, steve, like we are talking about he is serious about wanting to absorb canada into the u.s. > >> bret: the prime minister said this weekend or a group of canadian businessmen, a private meeting, he said that your wish for canada to be the 51st state is a, quote, real thing.

is it a real thing? >> yeah, it is i think canada would be much better off being a 51st state because we lose $200 billion a year with canada. and i'm not going to let that happen. that is too much. why are we paying $200 billion a year essentially a subsidy to canada? >> now if they are a 51st state i don't mind doing it. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau hats rejected the idea of u.s. annexing canada. the country must think strategically how to deal with the president's ter tariff thre. >> steve: he made news by saying there will be reciprocal tariffs, which means if they're terrifying utariff terrifying u. tariffing uswe are going to tar. >> carley: he wants to even the

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>> steve: while president trump is reshaping the federal government with lightning speed. he is also calling for the nation to come together. listen to this. >> we have to come together but to come together, there is only one thing that's going to do it, and that's massive success. success will bring the country together. but it's hard. >> steve: it is hard. and as trump aims to bring americans closer, democrats continue to attack his agenda. here to react is fox news

contributor katie pavlich. katie, good morning to you. >> katie: good morning. >> steve: i hope your team won last night. >> katie: i was routing for the eagles but they then d. win not necessarily my team. i was a bandwagon fan last night. >> steve: so washington, d.c. of you. >> katie: yes. >> steve: donald trump is talking about unity, but there is no unity with the democrats because they for the most part have been powerless to stop him as they watched he and elon musk tear through the agencies of washington. >> yeah. democrats have an opportunity right now to actually come together for the sake of the country and get on board with a number of agenda items that are popular by a majority of americans that the president is pushing forward. so, democrats are looking at this next year in a couple of ways. they have the march 1st spending deadline where they need to make sure that they get the government funded. they also are trying to figure out how they manage the trump

tax cuts, which are expiring at the end of the year, which are very popular among the american people. and the majority, not just the rich as they claim, the majority of people got a tax cut during trump's first term. that is something that trump is trying to push forward. instead, democrats still have this political problem inside their party where the far left is still in control rather than looking for ways they can work with the president in washington to get some of these priorities passed that would better their constituents. so, they are doing it through lawsuits. they are doing this through denying trump nominees in the senate. slow-walking at love those votes. and hakeem jeffries in the house is doing everything he can to slow down the agenda of speaker mike johnson who, of course, was at the white house last week, having these discussions about what that tax package would look like. >> steve: andy kim of new jersey is describing what is going on as a constitutional crisis. i was reading this morning a number of democrats were saying and you must mentioned the marcg

the government. democrats realize the republicans are going to have to negotiate with. they they are going to need 60 votes in the senate. there are a lot of republicans who are not going to vote for any upping of any spending. okay. what could we possibly make a deal with the republicans and trump over? and i think it goes back to your point. look at the stuff that is popular with the american people. find the common ground there. otherwise, the government, you know, in a couple of weeks is going to shut down again and people are going to blame the democrats. >> well, as democrats try to, you know, make a big show out of going to the department of education, demanding to get into u.s. aid, et cetera. the fact is that 60% of the country approves of these spending cuts. the timing is actually really good. it is tax season. >> steve: right. >> people are looking how much money they pay the government and realizing i'm working really hard every day movement tie time

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responsible. if anyone leaks anything people don't understand that risks our lives of great law enforcement. we will find out who you are and come after you. it's not going to stop our mission and stop the president's mission to make america safe again. we were very clear with the lawsuit that we filed in dhag if you don't follow the law, you will be prosecuted by the department of justice. >> lawrence: latest news after tren de aragua gang members tipped off in colorado last week ahead of the raid planned there. the raids in chicago were also delayed last month after another leak. >> between the leaks and handful of democrat cities hinder raids and deportation efforts by declaring sanctuary city status will continue to see how president trump's deportation efforts unfold. but, as we see the stories about

how apparently there are leaks coming from inside if looks like the department of homeland security. people are not on board with the president's plan. >> lawrence: so annoyed by. this first of all, find out hot leaker is. they got to be prosecuted. the badge needs to be strindz if they are part of the administration they should be banned from working any type of administration going forward. number two, maybe this is a personal standard to my connection to law enforcement. i don't think it should be printed. it puts their lives at risk. maybe that's just a personal view, carley. you got understand the severity. >> carley: i understand what you are talking about because we are talking about criminals here. during president trump's interview with bret baier. the super bowl one that aired yesterday. bret asked him how do you unite the country? the way to unite the country is success. get criminals out of out of the

country successful is what success looks like there was that raid in aurora, colorado, they were expecting to arrest 100 gang members and criminals. they only arrested one. and bill melugin was on that ride along with the ice agents. went into the apartment complexes in aurora and said there were no migrants in them but there were blood on the apartment walls. and all you need to know about who is in this country, the trump administration trying to get out leaks preventing that from happening and also putting the agents' lives in danger. >> when a news outfit gets a story. you know we're a news outfit we want to print what is going on. ask the agency there is a story going on. >> sometimes the federal government will say for national security or personnel security reasons can you hold off on that because we are worried about the well-being of the people involved? obviously that has not happened.

again, the leakers height not be inside the federal agencies involved. it could be local police it. could be somebody at one of these sanctuary counties or, you know entities don't want it to happen. according to new polls out. a majority americans are happy with the way donald trump is. >> lawrence: following. >> steve: is he following through on stuff he said he was going to do. raids are part of his plan. >> carley: president obama >> carley: pam bondi put the leaker on notice. >> steve: we got snow in front of the building. janice is on the side of the building right now. janice, i was reading this morning, it looks like we could have three storms in a row in the northeast? >> janice: yes, sir, you want to get to it here it comes. tens of millions impacted by

several winter storm systems across the country. first winter storm this weekend here is second one. the third one comes in thursday through friday and fourth one could impact all along the east coast for the weekend. here is the exclusive future radar. you could see the snow and ice and heavy rain. fox weather.com has all of your details and washington, d.c. looks like you are going to get quite a bit of snow up toward new york as well. depending on where that low situates itself and how cold the air is certainly 8 to 12 inches for a bullseye across the central u.s. and over the mountains, appalachia and have the rain portion of this. heavy rain in the forecast three to five inches easily over the mississippi river valley and tennessee river valley. we will be watching all of the above fox weather.com halls you covered as will i. more "fox & friends" when we return. >> today's weather forecast is brought to you by eddie bauer. fox weather's apparel partner.

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>> lawrence: so, if you are just waking up and fell asleep before the game ended, this morning the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions, crushing the eagles 40-22, denying them a

historic three-peat. next guest has connection to both of the teams. jack brewer played for the eagles back when andy reid was their coach and he joins us now. good morning, brothers, good see you. >> good to see you, lawrence. >> lawrence: what went wrong last night? andy reid is a great coach. they had a great quarterback but they didn't show up to the game and the eagles took full advantage of it. >> yeah they controlled the line. whenever you can hold patrick mahomes in the first half. it was a defensive battle. they really had their number. really rare to see an andy reid coach team to be contained so well defensively. all phases of the game the eagles game to play. i think their game plan was impeccable and hats off to them. they were the better team. has been for saquon and some guys picked up first super bowl

championship. >> lawrence: let's go to the other part of it. you know, always it's the football game and then the halftime show. i don't know if it was just me. i'm a kendrick fan. but some people did not like the performance. didn't get the performance where do you stand on the issue? >> well, you know, i say one thing, whenever i see a kendrick lamar performance and everybody is draped in red, white, and blue, i think the message has come across dot nation. seeing uncle sam i think they did what they could. this type of music is not going to appeal to everyone. i think they did bring the country the best that they could bring for the type of music that they were putting out. my mom doesn't listen to that my grandparents don't listen to that and many demographics don't listen to it. they did come with a patriotic message. i think he was taking hits at drake and going back and forth

with the pulitzer awards. aside from that, i was happy to see at least a theme. this was one of the most unified super bowls that i have seen. i'm not going to complain. >> lawrence: i think that's the best way can you put it right there is that we have been begging for unity. we have been begging for a patriotic message. and you have a performer that gave you that. shouldn't we just take the win? i think i want to take the win, brother. i'm going to take that. >> take the w. no question, lawrence. no one pulling off any clothes and doing things. but you had to cover the eyes of the 10-year-old. kendrick lamar good job. i still don't listen to it anymore. i gave that up. god bless him. >> lawrence: i remember the old jack because we were out there together, but he is a changed man. it's good to see you, brother. >> great to see you, man. god bless you. god bless "fox & friends," man. >> lawrence: you as well. all right, carley, looks like

have you headlines. >> take a look at this. two people are remarkably alive after their plane crashed upside down in a vegetable field in southern california on sunday morning. the local fire department says by the time crews arrived to find the plane both people had already made it out and turned down medical care. the faa is still investigating what caused this crash. house speaker mike johnson says drafting president trump's one big reconciliation bill could face even more delays. >> budget committee markup next week. we might push it a little bit further because the details really matter remember i have the smallest margin in necessary about a two vote margin. i have to make sure everyone agrees before we bring it forward. the bill is expected to include legislative agenda on energy, the border, defense and tax reforms. and those are your headlines. all right. more "fox & friends" coming up o

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