>> lawrence: all right. it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. and it's tuesday, february the 11th. this is "fox & friends." the trump team heads overseas, vp vance is in france laser focused on the. secretary hegseth lands in germany. >> steve: plus, some irs agents are going to find themselves enforcing migration laws, unclear where, but as migrants decide they would rather go back home instead of coming here, what's going on? we're going to tell you. >> brian: we have differing views on what they're going to do down there. more on that later. tough talk is back as the president sends a very clear message to hamas on the hos

hostages. >> saturday at 12 chock and after that i would say all hell is going to break out. >> brian: 1-# hundred-idf. the father of one hostage still in captivity is here to react to that message. >> carley: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. bine brian speaking of right now secretary hegseth meet with leaders. is he going to avoid a workout session. >> lawrence: this is his first foreign trip as defense secretary. he will also travel to belgium and poland to meet with nato allies about the russia-ukraine war and u.s. funding for military aid. >> carley: lucas tomlinson is in germany with the latest on the movements. good morning, lucas. >> good afternoon, carley. good afternoon, guys. from germany where defense secretary pete hegseth is on his first overseas trip.

day one begins today. how else to start the day? some p.t. with the troops. >> i'm still upright and fairly stoked from this morning a little p.t. great to be here. thank you for showing us around. to see all the supporting staff and have time to spend with all of you just to break bread and talk about your mission what you are doing and why you are doing. what it is all about and how important it is to us back in washington who very actively want to get out to hear from the people as you are doing the heavy lifting shut gart is home to european and african demands general christopher can a voluntarily. before touching down in germany. signed a new c-17 bringing back the name fort bragg. >> pursuant to the authority of

the secretary of defense title 10 united states code section 113, i direct the army to change the name of fort liberty, north carolina to fort bragg, north carolina. that's right. bragg is back. >> so the name fort bragg is back but with a twist, guys, not named after the former confederate private first class world war ii hero earned the purple heart during the battle of the bulge. under biden changed to fort liberty. hegseth is wrapping up morning meetings behind me here at the european command. after that hand area greeted by protesters, some family members from some of the service members on the base they were chanting dei, guys. >> >> lawrence: the sec. def. i saw on twitter page about did pt with the soldiers. did you get in on that action?

>> lucas: oh, lawrence, i knew you would ask and i would have to come clean, did i not make it. all right? cred to defense secretary only after a few hours' sleep he was up and at them this morning. a long day for us. crew rest. >> carley: i think that the name change, lucas, that you just changed fort liberty back to fort bragg is so creative and really seems like a way of thumbing their nose into the original name change of going from fort bragg to fort liberty which alienated a lot of soldiers. they thought it was a ridiculous thing to do going back to fort bragg honoring a world war ii soldier. how creative is that? >> very clever is what some people say, carley. wanted to bring back fort bragg there was concern there might be pushback going back to backston bragg a confederate general. battle of the bulge, private

rolland bragg. for decades served there can say i served in fort bragg. >> carley: pull the old signage out of the garage. >> hopefully they didn't throw it out. >> brian: on another note, most of the talk is going to be about ukraine, right? about the aid. now it's going to be i want this aid across. going to get into talks. hear what the holdup is. and find out what is really going on in the battlefield. >> yeah. there is no question, brian. we were talking to officials aboard the c-17 here on the ground about the ukraine aid. we are told the aid to ukraine is still going. there is something on maybe a decision coming up about another future package. there is no question that the munich security conference it's notable the defense secretary is not attending that but the munich security conference where vice president j.d. vance will be going later this week here in germany. there is no question ukraine is on the table. ukraine president zelenskyy is going to attend and the trump administration we have heard want to end this war and you know, remains to be seen how that is going to happen.

remember, brian, last time there was a munich agreement didn't work out so well in history. >> oh, yes. >> steve: no kidding. before you go, lucas. from your point in stuttgart, germany while you are there with pete, the vice president is also in europe. what's he up to? >> well, he's in paris, steve, attending an ai summit. he spoke earlier this morning. he's on his first overseas trip as well. both the defense secretary and vice president here in europe, here is the vice president earlier from paris on ai. >> steve: before you go, one other thing countless revolutionary applications and inknow cooperation. national security, healthcare, free expression and beyond. i really believe we'll facilitate and make people more productive. it is not going to replace human beings. ai, we believe, is going to make us more productive, more prosperous and more free. >> is, again, the vice president

coming here to germany later this week for the munich security conference with ukraine at the top of the agenda, guys. >> steve: all right. thank you, lucas. >> brian: couple things with secretary hegseth is doing exactly why he wanted the job. he wants to find out from people who are actually serving overseas in positions. it's great to get a report from a general and i'm sure they are competent and good. when you sit down and talk to people and just say i'm one of you, about your age a little older, what is happening? do you feel like the communication is good? what about your families? the schools okay for you penal that are going to school on base? and what have they told you going to deploy you into iraq or over to syria. and pull out of syria. i wouldn't be surprised if there was a trip over there to find out those 900, which is actually 1700, in syria. -like what kind of threat are you under? who is going to control that prison of isis fighters if we pull out? so, instead of getting a report and a promise, he gets a seat

face to face. i think is he going to be so active. that's also going to help the holistic recruiting because a secretary of defense who cares about the person. >> lawrence: brian, i saw that in action with the secretary of defense last week. there was many a time he has the generals in there and he has the rank and file that's in there. he would meet with the generals that have classified, unclassified meeting. but then he would kick them out. he wanted to talk directly with the servicemen and women e-7 and below. so he can get an unfiltered view. and they felt comfortable talking with him. is he there this morning. working out with him. all of this is going to not only boost the morale but the recruitment as well. and i think that's the big thing. we need more wore fighters right now. >> steve: right. also, remember what donald trump ran on. and what he talked about around the inauguration so look for pete to also discuss with the troops over there that donald trump has wanted to reduce our footprint in europe by 20,000. he wants to bring 20,000 american soldiers home. >> the other thing is trump has

said in the past that he's going to demand a subsidy from our european partners. in other words, whatever troops are left that work for the united states, the people in europe are going to have to pay for it. so, look for that to be part of the conversation. >> brian: just to build on what you said richard last over the weekend. everyone likes to criticize trump's policy. i like the europe thing only thing get them to start spending money on defense is to know that america will not be sitting there watching their back. the other thing you wave in is ukraine falls to russia. we're going to have to put so much more money in to put more troops and more fortifications in and around the other nato neighbors. baltics it's going to cost everybody more money. that's why it's important for ukraine. >> carley: something that donald trump brought up with bret baier during their interview when it documents canada even. he says canada spends the lowest

amount in defense spending because they assume america is going to protect them which, of course, we would that's one of the things that grinds his gears and gets under his skin and says you have got pay your fair share or become a 51st state very unique. >> steve: if he pulls out 20,000, suddenly the europeans are going okay, we're going to have to do more. and that's the point. >> brian: poland really wants more troops name the base after them. >> lawrence: like it. >> brian: if you would build a base in poland we will name it after you. >> lawrence: that's smart. they understand who they are negotiating. >> carley: wouldn't be the first trump name on a building. all that is going on overseas. back here at home crack down continues as homeland security now looks to deputize irs agents to help boost enforcement efforts. >> lawrence: senior correspondent peter doocy joins us now. >> sometimes those irs agents would be helping build a tax or money laundering case against an

illegal immigrant. but, sometimes, they are just going to be standing there next to the door while a swat team knocks it down. >> they can certainly back door. certainly transport. certainly help process the noncriminal irs agent. they can help us process and do some intelligence wrap around infrastructure planning. we will use all the help we can get it's a big operation. >> peter: homeland security wrote to the treasure buy department about extra irs's hands. dhs's understanding the depadepartment of treasury has qualified law enforcement personnel available to assist in immigration enforcement. especially in light of recent increases to the internal revenue service's workforce and budget. there are more tools the trump team is using here including for the first time ever in a counter cartel operation. a u2 spy plane has been flying over u.s. soil according to the a report by cnn. law enforcement sometimes struggles to keep up with the cartel technology, but the u.s.

military is not going to have such a hard time. and all of this just creates a big new deterrent that is being noticed around the world. the "new york post" is citing sources at the border who claim that groups of dozens of migration at a time are not even making their way all the way up to the border to claim asylum they are turning around and going home. back to you. >> brian: brettia amazing. that was the whole goal. i remember when congressman cuellar says you need to show video of them being turned around and going back i thought why. that's although see in central and south america. it's no longer worth the money. the question is, peter, the numbers keep staying low. i wonder how long you need military out there. soon they will maybe have to decrease the numbers. >> peter: for as long as donald trump is president, it would seem like they are going to remain there. because he promised secure border. the deportation numbers have not been as fast as a lot of people around here at the trump white house would like. and so, the easiest way to avoid

delays of deportation is just to let fewer people. in. >> lawrence: peter, any word on the leaks? any information on where they are coming from? i know the department of justice saying they are going after the person. is this a holdover that is turning this information over? what's the latest on this? >> hard to speculate about who it is, but, tom homan is really steamed. >> he is. he has the president's ear. very unusual. even though there are constant leak investigations in washington. very unusual to have the commander-in-chief himself, so invested in trying to figure out who is leaking. it seems like it is coming from somebody with knowledge that only a small group of people would have. and the small group gets smaller. and smaller and smaller until they figure out hot leak is and they have different ways of figuring this out. sometimes they try to flush out leakers by telling a small group

false information to see if the false information guilty out there. and so, they have some tricks. and. >> carley: going to get to the bottom of it. >> peter: they will try. >> brian: peter, they say it's the fbi. tom homan accused the fbi putting officers' lives at risk by leaking details. he thinks it's out in the west coast. kash patel can't get there quick enough steve we will see what happens. >> peter: law enforcement officers swear an oath not to do it. a lot of hr policies that they would be violating. whoever -- if whoever is leaking the information that is tipping people off to these law enforcement raids, they are facing severe federal penalties. >> steve: absolutely. and the law enforcement could get hurt and that's the worry. peter, thank you very much. >> carley: thanks, peter. >> steve: peter did mention the number of migrants at our southern border is absolutely dwindling. when you take a look at the

number of migrants encountered on sunday, just about 300. the average day in december during the biden administration was 8,000. now, here's what's different about it. under the trump administration, we got another graphic, you know, they have ended catch and we lease. and so, during the first two weeks of the trump administration, only 461 were released into the united states. that means 94% were not released. whereas when you look at the joe biden number, it was 5,000 a day. and 70% of them were released into the country. i want to know who those 303 people are. hey, it's essentially a brick wall now. don't bother. >> lawrence: part of the reason why the numbers are so low is because they are not even allowed to cross. for example, you used to have a lot of migrant come across the border and just surrender to

border patrol. >> steve: they would have to ask are you seeking asylum. >> lawrence: some of them went through the app. they did multiple facets. what you see now the border patrol and military see these folks or if you see them in the rio grande they are saying turn back around. you can't -- if you try to jump the fence, they are going to use, you know, pepper spray. they are going to use any tool, the beanbags, or they are going to physically push you back across the border. dr. used to be a posture of just letting them come across that's no longer the case. >> carley: we are talking about allot about the migrants people who live in ranches and farms along the southern border we have all visited and done pieces down there. they say they feel completely forgotten by the biden administration who let hundreds migrants to cut across their property. many of them -- all live in very rural areas where the police department is very far away they felt threatened for their safety. >> steve: of course. >> carley: i spoke to a woman who had 14 and 12-year-old

daughter. >> steve: ii remember. >> carley: the woman was teaching them how to use a gun in case something happened. what a relief to those americans who now feel their property is more safe. this is private land. >> brian: there is going to be a huge sweep out in california. they announced it already of illegals. pushing back. i'm watching video this morning pushing back with the california state college system. pro-palestinian, anti-ice protest as backwards state that is. and then you have you wonder why people weren't feeling the employment. numbers are great employment growth went to immigrants this year. and illegal immigrants is up 4.7 million compared to that last year. the people who are getting the jobs in america are here illegally, temporarily, so we're not feeling the job increase. people are benefiting from illegals working here.

so that goes to the overall picture is how come you are telling me the economy is great and we aren't feeling it. >> lawrence: because it isn't us. >> steve: the southern border is feeling it because the the "newk post" has exclusive story this morning talking about how they are seeing people they either are looking at these numbers and turning around or they are already heading back. they are heading south. the flow of migrants north is slowing. way down. and now it's picking up going they are not going to let us in. >> they said in honduras they discovered a group of 25 moigs from venezuela and cuba traveling south back to nicaragua. another group in from honduras turning back from new mexico. they are interviewing them as they are leaving. that's the goal. send the message. put your biden shirt away. >> lawrence: cartel is upset right now. >> carley: more news to get to starting with. this justice department ordering charges against new york city

mayor eric adams be dropped. here is adams reacting to that news last night. >> are we going to find out more information? i don't have much now. john catsimatidis and talking to my attorney. i don't have much more information than that. >> your initial reaction is what? >> well, i any i would like to speak with him first and get a better reaction to what is taking place right now. >> carley: adams was indicted in september on charges including bribery, soliciting campaign contributions from foreign narges, wire fraud and conspiracy. he previously pleaded not guilty to all charges. sergeants in the nypd are speak out about a glaring discrepancy in their pay. they say that they make less than the officers they supervised. really? it's all because of a system created by city leaders that allows experienced rank and file officers to make more than freshly promoted supervisors. under an expired contract, paper sergeant starts at # $8,000. and capped at 118,000 after

about five years. patrol officers top out at $115,000. this pay gap comes as billions of dollars in funding continues to go to house and care for illegal immigrants. and the president's pick for dni tulsi gabbard clearing her committee vote monday and is now on her way to full confirmation. a cull confirmation vote later this week. meanwhile, a g.o.p. senator susan collins now says that she will support r.f.k. jr. for hhs secretary and the trump's pick to run the fbi kash patel could face a full senate vote later this week as well as judiciary committee advances on his nomination. >> brian: how great is that? >> carley: jason kelce reacting it was quote odd for him to watch on a lengthy post on x retired center congratulated former teammates for their confidence and grit. meanwhile adding he feels for

the chiefs and his brother travis who who have great amassed greatness. few on this planet could ever dream of. meanwhile jesse watters sharing his not so mixed emotions on his super bowl bet with steve. >> i knew the eagles were going to win. i called it for weeks. i made a bet with doocy, the one on "fox & friends." steve is a big chief's fan. loser wears the other's jersey. >> steve: the eagles were fantastic. "nuff said." i lost a bet. i lost a wet and i'm wearing the green tie. >> jesse: that's not the bet steve and this isn't over. hand delivering an eagles jersey for you to wear tomorrow morning. >> carley: and so they have. you think a necktie is enough to get out of the jesse watters. >> steve: we looked for a eagles jersey yesterday at 4:00 in the morning. i got messages from people who saw me an hour ago say we have 180 minute show i will wear it

some time in that 10 minutes. >> brian: good tease. >> steve: people said okay, put it on. i will put it on in the next hour. >> carley: for one single minute? >> steve: for one minute. jesse, i'm going to pay it off. i'm a man of my word. >> lawrence: i think that's important. >> steve: and i will have a smile. >> ainsley: put your jacket on over the jersey? >> steve: no, because you can't see the jersey. do you know who put the show three times this morning? >> lawrence: producers. >> steve: what is the producer's name? >> lawrence: what is sarah's last name? >> steve: sarah eagle. i will put it on. >> brian: that's a stage name. >> carley: she definitely works for fox. all patriotism. >> brian: middle name is bald. feds told families there was no money left to respond to hurricanes but doge just exposed tens of malice of dollars that went to illegal immigrants. >> carley: that's right.

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it is mind blowing to me that we are giving out $60 million to someone that did not pay into the taxpayer system. that's crazy. >> lawrence: you know, erin, i don't think people realize i was there on the ground when i was talking with folks in north carolina and they were telling me we still haven't gotten help. but there are still people that reach out to me on the day to day basis saying they still haven't gotten help and it's been months later think found the time so help illegal immigrants in this country. >> thank you for saying that on your platform. the reason matt and i advocate so hard all day every day we both have jobs. it's it's not just that we want to help our neighbors we had this epiphany after this storm that anybody, any american could be in this situation. our neighbors don't have homes.

we have to drive past what you just showed on our way to school every day with our kids. roads are down. like you said people reaching out to you. i was on the phone with a woman yesterday who all of their roads are down, bridge is down. probably the fourth bridge story i have heard in the past few days and brought caseworkers on site yesterday and we don't know where to start. it's so bad. what you are looking at right now. this takes federal level of support that people like matt and i, i mean, we have helped rehome people. we have helped finance rent. we have -- we are rebuilding a house right now. but this -- we can't tackle. and i think what we want people to know is this could be you. this idea that if a massive natural disaster destroys your

city, that there are all of these checks and balances in place to help you. that's just not true. it's so messed up. you know, there is so much bureaucracy in the mix. that you're going to be homeless. and that's just unacceptable. >> lawrence: you know, matt, when i first went down to north carolina and i was hearing these stories, erin just put it in the best way, describing the picture down there, a lot of people said you guys are making this up. do you feel vindicated that more and more is coming out now saying exactly what you all told me on the ground? >> very much so. yeah. it feels very vindicating and beyond that, it's just maddening. that i feel like we were completely left behind, that we were -- people tried silence us. people tried to say like you said it's not that bad. i will tell you right now, it is that bad. my kids see it on our way to school every day. we drive past three bridges that are sitting in the river that

have not been touched, and the neighborhood across from mine is driving four-wheelers through the woods to get their kids through school. it is that bad. that money. you are not going to make anyone feel better in western north carolina by saying there is a giant pot of money for illegal immigrants but not for you. that's not going to work. >> lawrence: no, no. it is the moneys that went to the illegals. it's all of this waste, fraud, and a abuse that is being sent to foreign countries but we can't take care of our own. i think this is why many of the politicians protesting in the middle of the street. i wish they were protesting in north carolina with you folks as well. we reached out to fema for a response and, of course, we did not receive one. matt and erin, thank you so much for joining the program. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: ridiculous their kids have to drive past this every day. fox news alert. president trump is warning hamas all hell will break loose if they don't release the hostages, all of them by saturday. the father of an israeli american still held in captivity reacts to that clear message

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♪ >> you say ail hell is going to break loose. are you speaking about retaliation from -- >> -- you'll find out. and they will find out, too. hamas will find out what i mean. >> mr. president, they are going to find out what i mean. these are sick people. and they will find out what i mean saturday at 12:00. >> carley: president trump delivering a direct warning to hamas after the terrorist organization said they will delay the next hostage release and dismissed threats as having, quote: no value. our next guest is the parents of edan alexander one of the american hostages being held in gaza right now. dee alexander andiaia join me

now. we are praying for your son and hoping for his release. what is your reaction to what president trump said yesterday all hostages not piecemeal fashion all at once need to be released saturday at noon or the cease-fire should end? >> good morning, i think people should take president trump seriously. he doesn't want to take hamas' ransom. he doesn't want to play the games that they started to play couple days ago. we 100 percent support this claim. everybody should be out at this point. but if not by this saturday. please by the end the end of the first two weeks from now. it's been too long. it was too cruel and we saw the way the hostages were released last saturday. and those pictures literally they were taken from schindler's list. >> carley: just horrific.

so everybody at home knows, your son was raised in new jersey about 15 miles from where i'm seated right now. is he a champion swimmer, he loves the new york knicks, he is an american. he should be home with you right now. that's what donald trump is trying to achieve. what went through your mind when you heard that commend from the president yesterday? >> i'm going to tell you the truth. i woke up this morning worried straight to the news to see like what is going on in israel. what they are saying for the reaction for president trump saying like i'm worried, you know. this is my son. i just want him back home. i want to hear that the release of the hostages are still going everything is on track but i'm worried. >> carley: it is concerning. seeing you together parents split screen of your son just a

picture of him on the other side it's hard to imagine what these 400-plus d days have meant from you. adi, can you tell us about that the emotional roller coaster of what you are going through as this really fragile cease-fire appears to be fracturing even more right now with hamas says next round of hostages expected to be released on saturday will now not be? >> this deal perfect deal and it was -- this deal as it is was ready back in the end of the 2023 so it's not perfect by all the parties invest sod heavily and all the small details of this deal so they kind of just kept going with that and pass it over the finish line. we need to be really really

cautious and supervise the execution of this deal. that's why always on the ground and trump's team is on the ground and hopefully they will pass it over the finish line until the end. >> yael as a mother who has a son in gaza right now. what was your reaction when you saw the three hostages in the condition they were in when they were released this past saturday? >> i was happy for the family they are alive. they're walking. they are free. they giving the biggest hugs to the families. but i was in tears. this is not how i imagined them to go out from gaza. they were looking horrible, very, very thin. it was very, very tough to see. that's why i'm calling everyone to expedite and really like you engage and to do this, to release the hostages and we're not going to forget.

we still 76 hostages and six americans in gaza. and we need everyone to come back home. >> carley: to come back home to you. well, donald trump certainly sent a message yesterday that the previous administration would not have and he is working hard to try and get your son home and remaining hostages in gaza as well. ad inches, yael, thank you so much for joining us we will keep your son certainly in our thoughts and prayers. god bless you. >> thank you. >> carley: all right. more "fox & friends" momentsgly away. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and s

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>> steve: i love that fox news commercial. all right. now, a couple of quick headlines. the fbi is uncovering thousands of records connected to the assassination of former president john f. kennedy. the bureau saying their search, quote, resulted in approximately 2400 newly inventoried and

digitize the records that were previously unrecognized as related to the assassination case file. these new documents found after president donald trump signed that executive order for the release of all the files pertaining to the assassinations of jfk, r.f.k., and dr. martin luther king jr. meanwhile, donald trump also signing an executive order yesterday ending a u.s. government effort to replace plastic st straws with paper. we hated it. >> we're going back to plastic straws, these things don't work. i have had them many times and on occasion they break, they explode. if something is hot, they don't last very long like a matter of minutes. and i don't think so that plastic is going to effect a shark very much as they are eating -- as they are munching their way through the ocean. >> steve: nothing worse than an exploding straw. the move president biden use of

plastic. biggest x ahead of friday. if you don't know what i'm talking about. here is an explanation from the one and only dana perino. >> i don't know what it means to get the i can. the ick.if you liked a guy but y weren't sure and something that happened you are like oh, that's a total turn off that's like getting the ick. >> steve: thank you, deign that for the definition. according to the new survey top three icks ways to overdo it in early stages of a relationship are picking out baby names. that's a good one. talking about moving in together before have you seen their home. and saying i love you very early on. brian, those are all icky. >> brian: good point, steve.

we will talk about more love questions in the break. the 149th westminster dog show returns to madison square garden after five years. janice dean joins us now from the javits center, manhattan where events are also taking place. >> forecast calling for lots and lots of dogs including ranger. what kind of dog is ranger? >> honduran sheep guarding dog. >> number one question is how do you take care of his hair it? >> grows and grows and try to keep it clean and wash him a lot. >> janice: when is he competing? >> at 11:00 today. >> janice: thank you, ranger, you are a sweet, sweet dog. here we have my friend jamie little. fox sports how are you? >> this is watson, is he so much fun. he is teaching me how to show in the ring. we have been running around. >> janice: i have seen this. 13 boxers and if he wins in his breed, then he gets to go to the

group tonight. >> janice: how did last night go. >> amazing. four groups. hundreds of dogs. it's heaven. if this is what you love, if you love dogs, it's where you great stories. we talked about bourbons whip wt house dog at home. they brought her out of retirement. last showed here in 2021 now she is going for best in show tonight. >> janice: i love it. what's it like being in manhattan again after five years. >> it's fantastic. the dogs take on this city. they make movies about this stuff. these dogs if you watched last night. they hit that ring and they just know they turn it on and feel the energy of the fans that's why we had to get back here. >> janice: tell me all about what is going to happen tonight. >> three groups. if you are a big dog person. this your night. the working dog that's where you will see the boxer, mall mute, the big dogs, and terriers american staffordtur.

sporting group and best of show. seven groups, one representative from each. seven dogs in the ring and go for best in show. >> janice: do you know what i love about you? so versatile, you do nascar and big show and it's a big thing. we have to talk about it. these are the pristine dogs we know there is a lot of bad breeders, backyard breeders, trying to educate them those dogs end up in rescue find a purebred dog easily. if you want a boxer, for instance, they will have a rescue connected to them that you can go and get a dog at second chance. three clubs getting grants from best minister this year. it's great. we have to all embrace it because we want every dog to have a great home. >> janice: i know because you are a big advocate. i want you to show your stuff like bringing the dog around. have you done this jamie? is this your first time. >> this is my first time, janice. >> janice: wow them. i know you can do it.

oh my goodness. what a natural. that's the kind of best in show i want to see. very good, jamie. fox sports, of course, brian? >> you are great. >> janice: going to be on fox sports fs1 tonight and the show is tonight. >> 7:00 tonight. see you guys there. >> janice: i love it. 149 years. >> brian: i love the message today, wherever you are hug a boxer. >> janice: yes, hug a boxer. >> brian: thanks so much, janice, beautiful. mean while, more "fox & friends" in just a moment, don't move. ♪ hey, hey, you, you get off of my cloud ♪ ♪

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