>> carley: richard, less than a minute before we hand it over to "fox & friends." i said earlier there are rumors that donald trump will be in attendance. how about that? what do you think about it. >> i'm quite sure he's going to make it. all the words i'm hearing. i don't know with the schedule he has got, i don't know how that man does it. >> carley: right? >> he is an american hero. >> carley: he has his hands in a whole lot right now but he loves sporting events he went to the super bowl and this is, of course, the super bowl of racing, the daytona 500. first this season. but, kicking it off with the biggest race of the whole schedule. richard childress, best of luck this weekend. we are rooting for you and everybody else out there on the track. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, carley. >> of course, catch the daytona 500 only on fox. have a great weekend, everybody. happy valentine's day. "fox & friends" starts right now.

♪ >> ainsley: good morning to you, friday, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it's also valentine's day, it's february 14th. and this is "fox & friends." border czar tom homan and new york city's mayor eric adams are both sitting down together with us here on this curvy couch this morning after their meeting yesterday. >> brian: if he is going to come here we should talk to him. >> ainsley: okay. >> brian: we will ask them what agreement they came to during friday meeting and this cover of the "new york post" says it all we need him alive. weaponed case against adams so he could fight migrant crime. could he be going republican? >> steve: plus, army recruiting getting a brand new look under a brand new president. ♪ >> harder people are harder to kill.

>> steve: that's what he says. we will compare that ad to the biden ads. nascar driver. nascar driver and tv star malcolm in the middle frankie muniz join us before making his return to the daytona 500 tonight. >> carley: we have a packed show so start your engines. "fox & friends" starts right now and remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. [applause] ♪ we're going to make this day ♪ a little better than the last ♪ it's amazing how slow a day like this can pass ♪ find a way to wash away. >> steve: you are looking live at the boardwalk in atlantic city, new jersey right down the jersey shore, way down the jersey shore. right now it is dark, but it is clear, i'm told, as the lights go ahead and strobe through all the colors on the ferris wheel. 31 degrees in d.c. currently in new york city it's

29 degrees. >> brian: it is pretty amazes we came up with the ferris wheel 1910. don't try to modernize it. don't try to make it octagon. circle, ball bearings and a big circle. >> steve: what you are suggesting is reinvent the wheel? >> brian: exactly. >> steve: many have tried. >> ainsley: my daughter is distracted and talking to her friends we look at each other like keep driving, keep driving, she is going to say can we stop? can we stop? >> steve: it's a lot of fun. thank you very much for joining us, it is valentine's day. so, if you forgot, the grocery store opens at 7:00, you can get some flowers. you can get some chocolates. you can get a card. >> ainsley: old cards that nobody wanted. >> brian: absolutely. >> ainsley: you feel sorry for them pick them up. >> steve: i went to three different places yesterday they had the same cards at every place. i'm just saying. walgreen's, what's going on?

>> brian: i don't know if it's massapequa we have a italian guy every corner selling cut flowers. there is really no excuses. >> ainsley: do you have your gifts? >> brian: yes, because i'm traveling today. i handled it last night. it was quite emotional. >> ainsley: what did you give her? did you give her that diamond? >> brian: i will have her send a picture. i did get her something one of the rare -- i'm not saying. >> steve: wait, one of the rare what? >> brian: i might have been more prepared than she was. >> brian: one of the rare times. i'm not saying it was better, it was good to be ahead of the curve. i have never dropped the ball but i have juggled it. >> ainsley: she got you socks and you got her a diamond? [laughter] >> brian: i'm not saying that. the good thing is, she is not up yet. >> steve: we're glad you are up, big show. tom homan fresh off his 90 minute meeting with mayor eric adams, they are going to be coming up and joining us on the

couch. >> brian: together. >> steve: we want to talk to them. remember, tom homan, we told you on this program yesterday, that apparently tom homan was really hacked off at the city of new york because they weren't doing more. that was the same day that new york city got clawed back to the tune of $80 million, $08 million of fema money that was used to house migrants at -- well, not homeless shelters but luxury hotels, i actually got a note yesterday from somebody who works at fema and says there is money that is directed at the homeless shelters. but it's for americans, it's not for migrants. that is one of the things that -- one of the reasons why they were able to claw the money back. >> ainsley: big news came out of yesterday's meeting. they sat down. they got along. eric adams, our mayor here, said he is planning on working on an executive order so that ice agents are able to operate at rikers island, rikers is the

prison which is on an island, right outside of new york city next to laguardia. >> steve: you fly over it. >> ainsley: you see the barbed wire around it as you fly out of new york. that's where we house some of our most violent criminals. back in 2014 the sanctuary law because we are sanctuary city removed. a year later the ice office was officially closed. this was a huge change. this hasn't happened -- that was 2015. this has been 10 years where ice agents weren't allowed to go in there. >> steve: about time. >> brian: mayor adams thought wind down and let people out. rikers island is in between being wind down and build up. so it is more of a hell hole than ever before. it is truly hell on earth. what are some of the subplots? some of the subplots is mayor adams should have done this already. he already met with tom homan. why are we having another meeting about an executive order going to hit turbulence with an

extremely, extremely left wing city council? not his fault. is he somewhat of a moderate. among the people upset -- let me just read this now. we are now working on implementing, this is mayor adams, an executive order that will reestablish the ability ice agents rikers island that was the case 20 years ago. i'm sure as lefty as this city is, if you ask people should illegal immigrants be kept on our larr dollar or sent back te countries they are in i think it's a 90-10 issue, don't you? >> steve: problem is 10% runs the town. >> brian: no one runs. >> steve: the speaker. >> brian: she is worst. >> steve: the speaker is looking at the deal that tom homan and eric adams struck and is going i think we need to investigate that there are people who have common sense in their heads one

of them by the name of robert homan. here he is agreeing with trump and homan. watch. >> to have anybody in new york city that's pushing against secure borders right now. what do you think about that? >> that comes with the territory of the far left. and most -- unfortunately most of my colleagues in the democratic party are not for public safety. because they would want criminals off our streets, which is tom homan and president trump are trying to do despite sanctuary city laws which protects criminals in new york city. >> ainsley: let me tell you why this is important. eric adams, when he ran, he was more progressive. he has become more moderate because he has seen how expensive it is to house these illegal migrants in new york city. and he said he wants to find common ground and work with this new administration because new york city has been forced to shoulder the burden of a national humanitarian crisis. he said 230,000 migrants have come to our city at the cost of $7 billion with little help from the previous administration. >> brian: what is happening is

adams is on the outs, you know, he was indicted. that was lifted. and because of that, the district attorney has stepped aside. >> steve: u.s. attorney. >> brian: u.s. attorney i should say stepped aside. so she left yesterday. okay? now, yesterday, the governor was on another network said she is considering getting rid of adams. she could fire him. >> steve: she could. >> brian: fire him as mayor. if aoc had her way yesterday she called on adams to leave. they don't like each other. we will probably ask him correctly. that's how it is. there is another story percolating that he might decide to run as a republican because mayor governor cuomo wants to be mayor cuomo and right now he is destroying adams in the poll instance ains election coming up and is he in for a tough primary. >> steve: he is, indeed. that's probably one of the reasons why he was pushing the sanctuary city stuff to the exclusion of safety. now he is doing a 180. but, at the same time, you can't

really discount to any extent the whole 38-year-old woman clerked for justice scalia, brilliant lawyer. if the doj is trying to make me crop those charges, i'm not going to do it. that's why she quit. then they handed it off to the public integrity department. the department of justice, and five people quit there. they -- what they're suggesting and many others here in new york are saying look, the reason he charges drop work on the crackdown. >> ainsley: art of the deal? >> brian: assumed story. >> steve: quid pro quo, we will drop all the charges so you can help us with that there are -- apparently other charges about

to be filed destroying evidence and telling people to lie to the fbi. so we have got lots to talk to eric adams about. >> ainsley: what new york does. when they don't like you and not progressive enough, they will dig deep into your history and financial records and try to find something that they can use against you. vicky paladino, a new york city council woman was on with carley earlier this morning. she said this is a great day for our city. this means that the arrested and most violent criminals will be able to be retrieved and then we can deport them. >> steve: about time. >> ainsley: they need to make a list of all those violent criminals ice is going to go into rikers and deport and report on their crimes. tell the city council, hand them the page on every single person in there that they are going to deport and see what their records are. usually 15 different offenses against them. some of them are so vile things you wouldn't want happen to your family. >> brian: a lot plot and plan in the hotels where we give them free food at the roosevelt hotel. >> ainsley: beat up our cops on

times square and flip off the camera. >> steve: this guy in rikers did this, this, and, this should we hand them over to ice or should we not and you be the judge? >> brian: we will talk about this a lot but think about this. the trump team and money backing adams against the machinery of the democratic party. a guy named mayor bloomberg, ran as a republican they said the only reason he won is because he had all that money. fine. he had no charisma a lot of confidence and success. guess who has world the maga world has money. they put the money behind adams and take on cuomo, eventually if he gets the nomination. step aside he would. this would be some bellwether for where the country is headed. >> steve: unless the fact that all the lefties get so hacked off that he is cooperating with trump, i can't do that. >> brian: right. we'll see. 1 minutes after the hour. turning our focus to europe. right now vice president j.d.

vance is at the munich security conference where he is set to meet with ukrainian president zelenskyy as the trump administration pushes for peace. >> steve: just moments ago, defense secretary pete hegseth wrapped up a meeting with poland's defense minister as he visits nato's eastern flank. >> ainsley: after he worked out with the soldiers, madeleine rivera is here with the details. >> a lot happening abroad this morning. vice president j.d. vance wrapped up meetings with germany's president and the nato secretary general just a few minutes ago. ukraine future will be top of mind for vance today. noncommittal when asked by a reporter in the last hour whether the u.s. will finalize a deal with ukraine to get some of the country's rare minerals in exchange for u.s. aid. vance and "wall street journal" article shared perhaps some of the administration's strongest words of support yet for ukraine saying the u.s. would hit russia with sanctions and even military action if it does not agree to a peace deal with ukraine. earlier this week defense

secretary pete hegseth said u.s. would not put troops on the ground in ukraine. said nato manipulate was unrealistic with ukraine. the president did say would be involved with negotiations with russia. speaking of nato here is vance speaking about its future. >> we'll talk about nato, in particular the president's desire to nato spend more resources on defense. i know that's something agrees with me on. we're going to talk, of course, about the ukraine-russia conflict and how to bring it to a negotiated settlement and other areas of cooperation, too. a very important military alliance. we want to make sure that nato is actually built for the future. >> like you said, ainsley, hegseth kicked off his day working out with troops in warsaw, poland, he wrapped up a press conference with the polish defense minister a few minutes ago, and here's what he said about ukraine future. >> my job today in brussels was

to introduce realism to the conversation. the reality that returning to 2014 as borders as part of a negotiated settlement is unlikely. the reality of u.s. troops in ukraine is unlikely. the reality of ukraine membership in nato as a part of a negotiated settlement unlikely. >> madeleine: hegseth will also be meeting with the polish president later on today. guys, back to you. >> all right, maddy, thank you very much. >> steve: is it just me or when they put up that picture of pete hegseth working out with the troops in poland where is he doing the pushups, so there he is. >> ainsley: look how cold it looks receive steve doesn't this remind you of like everything we have ever done out on fox plaza? >> ainsley: exactly. >> steve: it's one of those may the best friend win things. >> ainsley: he was just wrapping up his press conference and some of the news that came out of that. j.d. vance told the "wall street journal" when asked would we put troops in ukraine to fight that

war, he said something like everything is on the table. >> steve: all options, military and economic. pete just was asked about that and he said i defer to president trump. it's president trump's decision. and then, also, do you trust putin? do you believe that he'll live up to this agreement? he said no, meaning i don't trust him but you don't trust someone to do a deal. >> brian: a lot of stuff going on and people are overreacting. president trump said i think vladimir putin should go back into the g 7 and make it g 8 that would make news. i talked to vladimir putin and the spokesperson from russia said i'm going to be dealing with the president of the united states when it comes to appointment. the headline is cutting out ukraine. he is not cutting out ukraine. he talked to president zelenskyy, too. they had a very candid conversation yesterday. they are getting started. you start by talking to one side and start by talking to the other side. eventually they are going to come together. i just all i could say is people just don't look at the headline and think one way. read the story, get perspective and understand. this is happening in real time. normally leaks to a major

newspaper, according to sources. this president looks you in the eye and tells you exactly what just happened. i had a phone call. let me tell you what happened. i'm calling zelenskyy later. people are thinking that this is a traditional president. please understands president trump, going to meet in saudi arabia. he is starting fresh. not for one minute did he forget who invaded who. but he also knows that looks like right now, russia has run out of tanks and they have got barely any place. >> ainsley: someone needs to do something. this has been how many years for this war? 2? 3? >> brian: three years. >> steve: and we're watching donald trump mark foley who had been in prison a couple of years trumped up pot charges crypto guy now he is out and about. next thing you know trump is

suggesting pulling putin to the table saying look, let's make a deal. i make deals. we just had a prisoner swap. you would like to get back into the g 8 -- well, it will be the g-7 until you rearrive. so, it's all those things at work. and, the message is, i'm not joe biden. you know,. >> pete: one thing about pete hegseth secretary of defense, i'm a major, generals, i'm somebody who gets involved. i'm a war fighter. i want to raise war fighters. he wants to show that being in the military is something you could be proud of, could be beginning of laying the foundation for a great career. i love what he is doing already. >> ainsley: they are releasing new high octane army recruitment ad featuring special forces. they are working out. watch this.

♪ ♪ ♪ >> stronger people are harder to kill. >> steve: okay. so that's cool. >> ainsley: stronger people are harder to kill. >> steve: that's right. that is a special forces personal trainer fitness trainer. and at one point he does dead lift 500 pounds raw which is extraordinary. >> brian: very similar to me yesterday. [laughter] >> steve: i was thinking the same thing. >> brian: didn't do it on camera. >> steve: you see that image right there and see pete run running with the troops doing pushups over in europe. then you compare and contrast it to the famous ad that the biden administration came out with in 2021. the ad was titled emma for emma maylalord talked about her being raised by two moms. and i think you can see the

picture right there. it has been regarded on social media as one of the most hated military ads of all time. and, in fact, the military removed comments from their youtube account after the backlash because two weeks after, 36,000 dislikes and 700 likes. so it wasn't worth the trouble. and so you don't see the military making that mistake twice. >> brian: emma's two moms got a chance to vote for it. we don't know. think about the legacy ads can you put up. talk about the american soldier dating back to 1757 to today. make it inspiring. the army has money for marketing. for recruiting. put out these ads. set up an image. >> steve: be all that you can be. >> brian: talk about what you can do after four years, 8 years. you don't have to make it a career. man, you come out of college and saying i don't know what i want to do or in high school and say i need to get on a correct road. make that an option for

17-year-olds, 22-year-olds. >> ainsley: headline for the story is the army is back. military release as new high octane trump era ad and it's a huge split from woke biden ones. >> steve: it could be working. the message the implied message about, you know, suddenly there is a strong man in charge of the military because the recruiting at the army is up 59%. they have reached 59% of the recruiting goal for fiscal year 2025. we told you in december they hit a 12 year high and then in january, they hit a 15-year high. so it looks like we're going to have plenty of people. >> ainsley: just trump and they want to work for him. >> brian: carley wanted to be quieter as she walked in here but not with those heels. unless there is some type of rubber buffer, i mean. >> steve: we're going to get to her in a minute, brian. >> brian: sorry about that. [laughter]

>> ainsley: today. >> brian: poor toss, i apologize. >> ainsley: toes the ntsb is set to give update on mid-air crash capitol between american airlines passenger jet and helicopter. >> brian: chanley painter is here with more. >> chanley: same heels as carley but you will get to her soon. i have an update it has been more than two weeks since that deadly mid-air collision. the ntsb planning a release of more information today about what may have led to the tragedy. as the lead agency in the investigation. the national transportation safety board has been working around the clock combing through data from the cockpit voice recorders and flight data recorders. they are also evaluating factors like the wreckage pulled from the potomac piece together how the coalition unfolded and something like this doesn't happen again. today's news briefing comes as "the washington post" is reporting data showing that over the last 10 years, airline pilots received more than 100 cockpit warnings that they were in danger of a mid-air

collision, with a helicopter near reagan national airport. the post citing flight tracking and government incident data saying this, quote: warnings from the traffic alert and collision avoidance system add to the volume of evidence suggesting that federal regulators had ample information before last month's crash that the crowded airspace near the airport carried the risk of catastrophic consequences. and the ntsb has said it is grappling with conflicting altitude data concerning the black hawk helicopter where three u.s. soldiers were flying a training mission with the presidentpotomac designated roue 200 feet. the ntsb is expected to release a preliminary report on the crash at some point in the coming days. and while final investigations often take more than a year to complete, we hope to learn some new helpful information later today, guys.

>> steve: indeed, chanley, thank you very much. it does sound like they are starting to reroute a lot of those hospitals along the potomac. >> brian: i'm afraid to do this now after what happened the last time. >> i know eventually. all right. shall i get to some news, guys? president trump signing a reciprocal tariff plan against countries that markets for american goods, listen here. >> whatever countries charge the united states of america we will charge them. no more, no less. >> reciprocal makes tariffs really fair. >> carley: commerce secretary nominee howard lutnick is aiming to submit a report on plans for tariffs on each country by apri. president trump appearing optimistic about the possibility of a deal that would sell tiktok to an american buyer. >> we have a lot of people interested in tiktok.

and i hope to be able to make a deal. i think it would be good. you know, people have learned it's very popular. and we'll have to probably get approval from china to do it, but we have a lot of people that have interested and a lot of people -- i think china will be interested because it's to their benefit, too. >> carley: as of thursday, tiktok is back on the u.s. app. store. and if you are still looking to make some last-minute valentine's day plans, it's not too late even though it is, in fact, valentine's day, waffle house is taking reservations and planning to set the romantic mood by adding dim lights, candles and breaking out the table klotz. if you are craving sliders, white castle keeping up valentine's day tradition. they are telling customers to book your love castle reservation now. waffle house for breakfast. white castle for lunch. say less. >> steve: i love waffle house. i would love to be there right now. >> carley: dim the lights and put the candles out.

>> brian: do they close? >> ainsley: no, i don't think so. open 24 hours. >> ainsley: they have the hurricane meter. >> ainsley: all along the highway. >> brian: can i say this, too? i never walked in a waffle house and people are in a bad mood. >> carley: welcome to waffle house. >> brian: go back in the cook. >> steve: that's how you want to cook for you. >> ainsley: we love our waffle houses. 25 anyones after the top of the hour. helping the trump administration save money by slashing millions of dollars for climate justice. wait until you hear where your money was going. ♪

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>> brian: epa administrator zeldin grant to the climate justice alliance which believes climate justice travels through a free palestine? here to react from the less people forget project former g.o.p. national spokesperson elizabeth pipko. unwind this for me. why would climate and palestine mix? >> you are going to have to help me with that one. i cannot tell you. can i only say how happy i am this has came to light. i want people to take this into perspective when they see the

fear-mongering going on, when it comes to donald trump. when it comes to the administration, when it comes most importantly to the work that he has. people are trying to make it out what he is doing is against the constitution. it is against the will of the american people. actually against this important work. they are against people find out where their tax dollars anymore. this is why democrats are terrified because they are not going to win another election because president trump has brought this information to light and i think it's disgraceful honestly what's been done with the money of the american people who have been suffering for four years under poor leadership. >> brian: elizabeth, let's think about this. college campus, what are the two protests you are most likely to see? pro-climate change? pro-palestine, palestinians. and how do these mix? it turns out they are coming from the same account in this case, right? >> exactly, look. i at this point in time to be noted that shelley moore capito

brought this to light last spring when she heard about the grant millions of dollars going to be spent. she looked into what the group had done and she said these funds are being given to a group had had directly engaged in pro-hamas activities, obviously anti-israel, anti-anti-semitic activities with that we can call it anti-american activities. the biden administration knew. this they saw this made public and nobody seemed to have a problem with it. >> brian: see what the response wassed administration continues attacks on working class communities. urban and rural families. the biden administration failed to process these obligated funds intended to help communities facing disasters from climate change and left the decisions in the hands of the trump administration there is plont of money for people to have disasters happen natural or man made. you don't need this going out the door. >> no. you certainly don't. i want people to realize what the group was actually doing.

i looked up the group this morning. i'm on their website right now. this is where your money has been going. the climate justice alliance created a short video that uses anticolonial framework climate justice and the liberation of palestine are connected. that is directly from their website that is the work that they have been up to. can i only imagine no one listening to this right now is happy about this nor can even tell me what that means. >> brian: unbelievable. that's how these causes and the moneys intermingling according to lee zeldin the days of irresponsibly shoveling boat loads to far left activist group in the name of environmental justice is over. love it. thanks so much, elizabeth, appreciate it. meanwhile,. >> thank you. >> brian: our exclusive interview coming up live. new york city mayor eric adams and border caesar tom homan on our couch. you don't want to miss a moment. the public was shocked to learn that the government was processing and storing paperwork in this old limestone mine in pennsylvania. but salena zit tawas not.

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. happy valentine's day. certainly snuggle up weather across the country with temperatures with zero mark below zero, that's wind chill by the way what it feels like with the winds outside and as far as south as dallas, texas, it's pretty cold. we have got even colder air moving in next week. just fyi. coldest wind chills mt. washington negative 53. negative 27 in my not. you get the picture. the artic air is settle ling in. we have a pretty good winter storm across the great lakes. some moisture along the gulf coast. our next storm system across the west brought heavy rainfall to southern california. reports of mud slides and rock slides here because of the burn areas. and then the energy from the west. that's what is going to bring us our next storm system saturday

snow and the freezing rain and ice and heavy rainfall that is going to move across the east coast on sunday. definitely make sure you have your app., fox weather.com for all of the latest details and we will certainly keep you up to date as well. ainsley over to you. >> doge investigating a pennsylvania mine where federal employees retirement applications are manually processed joins us now. hey, selena. >> hey, how are you? >> i'm doing well. i know you know this state like the back of your hand. you did such a great job during the election. you were so helpful to fox news when we were looking at numbers in different counties there. inside twice. tell us what happens inside the mine people work there make the best case for it.

consider themselves patriotic, they are handling the most important things of a federal employee has and that's their processing of their retirement papers. and you have to understand that a lot of federal employees have worked, you know, in multiple federal agencies they are complicated paperwork kept there extra way to make sure that the preservation of this history and their documentation is kept from a safe and secure area. when it was initially limestone mine for u.s. steel. initially turned into this processing place. it was because, you know, governments were afraid of nuclear war. it was during the cold war, how were these documents be preserved? how would our archives be

preserved? so, and now there's also, you know, you have to think about the threat of a cyber war. there is a lot of -- there are several misnomers about what they do there. it's not hand implemented by pencil or pen, it is done through data processing. but they have to -- there is no elevators in it, either. i i don't know where that came from. i have been in there. there is no elevator. you really took a highway to get inside. massive, 300,000 square feet. this place is located not far from the butler farm show complex where president trump, the assassination attempt was. i would say the majority of the people work there are very supportive of president trump. and the work that doge is doing they think they are not an example of inefficiency and welcome mr. musk to come and take a look at what they do they

are incredibly proud of what they do. they also process more than 10,000 people a month. there's not a cap, you know, they are not quite sure where that number came from. but, that's not the case at all. a lot of times what holds things up is the agencies that are sending them -- they will send wrong information or retiree filled out something wrong. so that will sometimes slow the process down. could there be better efficiencies? sure. but, what they do there, they believe, is important. >> ainsley: doge has said if you want to make your case for you to remain in place, we'll listen to you. i think most americans didn't know about this mine. i think it's amazing that they used an old space, which probably saves money but also underground so it's safer and not exposed to a nuclear attack. i think it's great. thank you so much for coming on, selena. >> thank you. >> ainsley: our exclusive interview with new york city's

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>> we are back with your headlines the stretch of interstate 84 east of portland, obamacare now back open after officials cleared this massive pileup. the chain reaction crash involving dozens of cars and trucks happened in white houseout conditions during a blizzard yesterday. there were reports of some injuries and one suv actually caught on fire in that wreckage but everyone was thankfully able to escape. now to a wild shark encounter off new zealand, a kayaker paddles for his life as a massive great white lurks behind him, oh my goodness. >> great white, great white shark. cutting the live feed off. oh, mate, get out of the [bleep] it's not going to be much fun. is he still right on my tail. is he following my rudder. please don't attack me.

>> wow, cool, calm and collected. my goodness he could turn that kayak right on over. frightening scene played off before lost interest. kayaker said he is grateful he was not on the menu. patrick reeves feeling the love after incredible moment at liv golf tournament in australia. >> crowd of 12. this gets a little more encouraging shall we say as the day goes on. [cheers] oh my goodness. patrick. >> carley: the crowd drenching reed with drinks after he nailed that hole in one. that ace fittingly happened on the 12th hole nicknamed the watering hole. those are your headlines, steve, over to you. >> steve: well, the 67th annual daytona 500 back on sunday on fox. while our next guest got his

start starring show malcolm in the middle new home on the nascar circuit. truck series making this return after scary multi car crash at the end of last season, i believe that was in phoenix. the driver behind that vehicle, during that scary crash, frankie muniz joins us now from daytona. how is it going? thank you for having me. >> steve: i know they carted you off in an ambulance, it's got to be scary to see that. >> yeah. you know that it's part of the sport. there is going to be accidents. there is going to be crashes. a lot of them are usually out of your control like that one was that doesn't hinder me show up today. i'm super excited to be back racing with ford in the truck series and full time so i know where i'm going to be every single week. i'm prepared to do the best i

can do. >> steve: absolutely. i know the show is malcolm in the middle. you don't want to be in the middle. you want to be out front and you want to get that checkered flag first, right? >> that's right. i mean, i think that's everyone's intention, right? when you show up at the racetrack is to be the fastest and that's what i'm going to try to do. i know it's going to be really tough. i'm incredible competition. i'm more prepared now than going into any season. i have had a long time to know where i'm going to be and working with the team. in the similarity doing everything can i to prepare. i'm ready to show what we have got. >> steve: there is something about daytona for a driver. there is just something magical about it. explain that to the folks who have never driven 200 miles an hour. >> i mean it really is hard to explain but i have been here at love times now as a fan now also driving. but, when you come in the tunnel and you just enter this, the

track, it does. you get like chills when you see the grandstands and see the world center of raising up on the top. i don't know, you know, you know it has such history and means so much for people to win here. and it's also the first race of the year. everyone is coming up here thinking okay. this is it. this is my year. we're going to start it off on a good foot and hopefully get that win. this is a place where everyone has a chance to win, i think. so i'm really looking forward to it. and i'm just ready to get my head down and get in the car and go fast. right now you have the nerves, as soon as i get, in i put the advise advisor down and i'm ready to go. >> steve: have you ever gone so fast you thought to yourself this is too fast, i'm freaked out. >> no. speed is relative. the cars can do it. they can handle it. we just did a test at rockingham

and they just repaved it. that was super fast. like, it felt fast in the race car. normally, i feel like you are thinking like how do i go faster thinking about that not thinking about the speed but how do you go faster. there you are like we are going fast. i can't imagine racing there with 40 other cars. it's going to be intense. but, no. i mean, the speed never scares me on the racetrack, no. not at all. >> steve: all right. listen. we are going to be watching tonight, friday night the truck series in daytona. franky, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you so much. we will see you out there. >> steve: make sure you folks tune in to the daytona 500 this sunday at 2:30 in the afternoon. that's eastern time on fox. and from frankie to a frank interview. it's an exclusive with new york city mayor eric adams and border czar tom homan. they will both be on the couch coming up. and this is a live look outside our building; good morning,

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