>> brian: good. mr. mayor, you are going to run for re-election. >> run on the democratic line. we petitioned him to start, started soon. running as a democrat, there's a many democrats look at the 78% that believe what we do ice is doing about getting dangerous people out. i think we have to get people out to vote. that is the problem. >> brian: you are losing by about 25 points to former governor cuomo who wants to be mayor cuomo. >> listen to this. i had another andrew in my previous race. he was beating me by double digits in february. we don't call andrew yang mayor. we call eric adams mayor. never give up. new yorkers never give up. people had me gone months ago. but you know what? i'm sitting on your couch with friends. >> steve: talking about the new alliance between ice and adams. thank you very much for coming. >> thank you. alliance was never -- >> brian: up early anyway. >> if he doesn't come

couch i'll be in his office up his butt saying where is the agreement we came to. >> i want ice to deliver. we'll deliver for safety of the people of this city. let's focus on every american in new york, should have right and opportunity to -- >> steve: we'll hold you to that. >> brian: thank you, tom homan, you are doing a wonderful time. >> ainsley: nice to have this collaboration. >> brian: chicago, you're next. >> tom: we don't agree on everything, we agree on public safety. >> steve: it's 8:00 in new york city. there you can see, we'll talk about that as you quietly leave the studio. tom, thank you. mayor, thank you very much. >> ainsley: good to see you. thank you. >> steve: that is the meeting that happened. tom, while you are here, describe that meeting, what was that meeting like?

put the picture back up. there you are at ice headquarters, what was going on in that picture? >> deputy mayor tiffany r rasberry, chauncey parker, he was explaining what are the various things -- >> steve: what was the temperature in the room? >> tom: cordial. chauncey, never met him before, some ideas are old-school ideas. how did you know about that? i forgot about that. >> brian: studio 54 days. >> tom: anybody has a seat cushion, i'll be real quiet. [laughter] >> steve: so there they go. >> ainsley: he called brian out for sitting on a cushion. >> brian: i have a cushion, pete hegseth collapsed my spot.

>> steve: you were not in that spot. >> tom: tom is tough as nails, he sat down, who sits on this cushion, ainsley? >> brian: he stopped speaking about the border to focus on my cushion. >> steve: we can still hear you. the border czar has a very loud voice. we sat with mayor of new york city and tom homan. what they have done, main headline, one they wanted to talk about and they worked stuff out they are not ready to reveal yet, tom said they did not want to anger the city council. when the city is about to release a bad guy, they say to ice, we're about to let that guy loose. okay, he's coming with us. >> ainsley: they're violent criminals, guys in gangs and

they can deport them in they are at rikers island. mayor said if you are sanctuary city, if you are paying taxes, you should enjoy services or have services of emergency, healthcare or safety. but if you commit a crime, you should be able to be detained. he said city council is so liberal, they won't agree to that. >> brian: i don't think they belong here, the minute you say, if you don't commit a crime, you can stay. nobody wants to play this out. chicago, philadelphia, new york, los angeles, san francisco, why? because they get most services. >> ainsley: he's saying if you want me to win and he's better as far as more moderate, if you want me to win, think new york city. they think differently than

north carolina. >> brian: where you grew up, he believes that, unless you think he is saying it to win. he believes if you are here illegally, it is okay if you are not breaking the law and that is why we're in a mess with no border enforcement. tom homan is like, are you kidding me? that will bring other people in. >> steve: when we pressed mayor on, you have not cooperated with ice. he said, we cooperated as much as we can given fact we're in a sanctuary city that has rules and things like that. >> ainsley: how about the green light law? >> steve: it allows migrants in the country illegally to get a drivers license and they are entitled to sanctuary city stuff we've talked about. it is great they are getting on the same page. here they are talking about when they decided to meet. >> i think he had a real level of frustration and he was trying

to figure out what is going on, eric, what is happening? we were able to get in the room and articulate what are my powers and authority and what are things we need to legislatively address that is preventing us from doing what we want to do and that is getting dangerous people off the street. >> tom: i've called the mayor out many times. when i sat down with him, i saw the cop in him. he wants to help take public safety threat off the streets and make them safer and help find missing children. there are 300,000 missing children, we have to find them. we'll be working with his intelligence division officers to save these children. many are in forced sex trafficking and forced labor. i think many can agree on that.

>> ainsley: green light law, tom homan said when you pull somebody over in new york, you would read their license tag. the police officer, who we love and support and don't want them to get hurts, they can run your tag and your record comes up on the barb -- dashboard. they are not allowed. they go up to the car, they don't know their record, that hurts law enforcement. tom homan said federal government no longer giving money to new york city for roosevelt hotel where they are housing many of them. they took the money out of the bank account. >> brian: mayor adams said joe biden dumped people and left border wide open and texas is bussing people here, we have no money to pay for this. not only would joe biden not do anything, he would not return

his call and he would not even come across town. here is mayor adams talking about what he's doing, he was getting prosecuted. the charges were dropped, in turn one prosecuting attorneys quit and four others followed. here is what he said. >> steve: the acting u.s. attorney quit yesterday, so did five members of department of justice, they felt that being forced to drop corruption charges was inappropriate and they should not have asked. she said you offered to help with the migration problem and immigration agenda in exchange for the case being dropped. >> think about that, think about my attorney, alex spirro, one of the top trial attorneys in the country. imagine him going inside and

saying only way mayor adams is going to assist in immigration, which i was calling for since 2022, did that, that is quid quo pro, that is a crime. it took her three weeks to report a criminal action? this is silly. >> brian: he says no quid quo pro. he said no way i made a deal with trump to enforce illegal alien crime, kick them out, to do this. why would i do this? how would i bring that up? it is assumed he went to his inauguration, tom homan and he had a meeting. >> ainsley: he said we have to work together and find common ground. >> steve: he said it was not quid quo pro, i did not say i would work with tom homan so they would drop the case. however, new york times lays out how his dropping of the charges by doj happened.

according to new york times, in january, mr. adams lawyers went to the white house and asked for a pardon. a week later, a trump appointee called his lawyers and said let's discuss potentially dropping the charges. this was being negotiated for a while. >> ainsley: when brian and i went to the al smith dinner, i know you watched it. donald trump was at the podium, kamala decided not to go. mayo mayor deblasio is booed. he looked at them and said people tried to do this to me. you don't trust courts here, if you go against them many feel they are going to try to make you lose your election, they feel that is what happened to trump and the mayor. >> brian: they tried to ban

bankrupt trump. >> ainsley: department of j justice asked the u.s. attorney to drop the charges. she said no, i will quit. people with public integrity from dodge, they said where they sit, it looked like a deal was done and they wouldn't stand for it. >> brian: live look at europe, vice president vance is there and will deliver remarks this hour. >> ainsley: vice president expected to speak with ukrainian president zelenskyy as trump administration pushes for peace and peter doocy is live at the white house with more. i was reading that marco rubio's plane had to go back, there was a problem with a cracked windshield, did he make it to another plane? >> peter: yes, we understand the secretary is arriving or on the way, they did have a being kraed

windshield and had to circle back and change planes back at andrews. next couple hours and couple of weeks with promise to end the ukraine war, you have plan a, which is putin says he wants peace, according to trump and goes along with a peace deal. plan b, punish putin, maybe with sanctuaries and even with military action that would be a break with statements we heard this week including defense secretary pete hegseth that u.s. troops will never fight in ukraine. vice president vance says everything is on the table and vance is in munich to make a deal. want some sort of guarantee from u.s. and u.s. wants ukraine's rare earth minerals. >> do we have a rare earth deal with ukraine today, sir in >> let's see.

>> peter: secretary hegseth is in poland, important to efforts to aid ukrainians. we saw him doing partly cloudy t with deployed men and women and urging nato partners to increase spending and hold vladamir putin to whatever he and trump come up with. >> you can have as many flags as want, if you don't want hard power, you're not actual alliance. our adversaries look at that and judge accordingly. >> peter: hegseth said it is not his job to read the mind of vladamir putin, he said you don't need to trust to negotiate with them. they have not been part of the g g-7, g-8 at that time, that seems to be negotiating tactic,

the carrot to get putin to the table to make a peace deal. back to you. >> brian: so many moving parts. thanks, >> peter:. it is amazing what is going on. secretary of defense had a job for a week and tulsi gabbard had the job 24 hours. you have in real time, vice pres president got the job a month ago. this is who i am and what i stand for and this is america's policy, watching european television, bbc television and it is not criticism from 2017, there is more of, this is the deal. it is not up to me to judge, we have to recalibrate. one message, europe has to spend on defense and they know it. >> ainsley: refreshing to see. we remember what happened in trump's first term to see everyone work for him going along with his agenda. even when pete was asked troops on the ground in ushg yoo, that is not my decision, that is the

president's decision. >> steve: your point about europe paying more, during his first administration, he wanted to give everybody in nato up to 2%, now a couple days ago he said 5%. think how donald trump works, 5%, he'll take 3 or 4, something like that. i do love when the president goes and has that wide-ranging chat with the press in the afternoon, you learn so much. what we've heard regarding negotiation between trump and putin, they said we're talking and working it out, zelenskyy is going, isn't ukraine going to be part of this negotiation? and today european union is saying, don't forget about us, we want to be part of it, too. get this done. >> ainsley: article in daily mail titled "army is back," new

ad that is split from woke biden one. this is new ad for military, rec recruitment was up in december after donald trump won and this is one of their new ads. ♪ ♪ >> brian: stronger people are hard to kill, you got to change that image. not the most refined ad, look for real moving, marketing ads that will get people to the recruiting booth unlike people who want to be politically correct. >> steve: this, like other messages coming from the administration is suddenly being in the military looks cool. between that ad, and pete hegseth, he made a dent in the couch, according to you, him

doing push-ups. >> ainsley: that guy is from heavy forces, tattooed, stronger people are harder to kill, that is the type of people i want fighting. >> carley: he makes me want to go to the gym. inspiring and it is a friday. >> ainsley: only difference is our free weights are seven pounds. >> carley: they may be colored, that is okay. we'll work up to it. the pope is hospitalized with bad case of bronchitis, doctors are running tests after he was seen struggling to speak. vatican cancelling scheduled events this weekend and into monday. three more hostages will be released by hamas tomorrow including one american citizen. the three have been held captive

for 498 days. israel says news is being shared with their families and they say the shocking footage from saturday shows time is running out for those being held. in washington, r.f.k. jr. confirmed as trump administration health secretary. it was unclear if he had enough backing him. the objection coming from kennedy's skepticism about vaccines including senator mcconnell, only republican to vote against him saying it is because he is a polio survivor. this comes as fbi nominee kash pa pateleheads to senate floor for final vote as soon as next week. poll shows liberal women are most unhappy of their age group and least unlikely to report being satisfied. we spoke to the author of the survey about his latest

findings. >> the fact conservative women are married and happily married is a big reason why they are more likely to be assess their lives in general. >> carley: poll found liberal women between 18 to 40 are three times likely as conservative peers to report loneliness. those are headlines. >> steve: politics should never be involved in love. >> carley: on this valentine's day, maybe things will turn around for emthis. >> ainsley: i'm sad the numbers are low, completely satisfied should be -- >> brian: should always be striving forward. which brings us to our next guest, comedian kevin neland on taking a walk with special people. live with us next with a big announcement. >> steve: plus, look at this, they're done playing singles. one pickleball club doubling as

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>> steve: comedian kevin nealon getting laughs and getting in steps. his show is called "hiking with kevin." >> ainsley: there he is with conan. it is available on fox nation. >> you okay? slow down a little bit? >> i'm good, actually. i'm breathing fine. you have stopped twice because blood was coming out your ears. >> i'm carrying the camera stick. >> you are not carrying anything. >> comeed cally i'm carrying you. >> do you like shopping? >> i like shoplifting. i used to get a real high from that. >> did you shoplift? >> big time. i shoplifted, only for a couple years. >> brian: breaking news in this. >> i called the cops on her.

>> brian: you're obligating. new series for us, we've been doing this for a while, great to see you. >> i've been hiking all my life. i've been walking. quite good at it now. >> steve: i love the fact you are host and cameraman. >> i am cameraman, fly the drone and edit it. >> ainsley: which person sticks out the most? >> so many. like when people ask who is the favorite host on snl. i hiked with tom hanks. conan is fun. we jab each other, podcast or hike. it is hard to say. >> brian: what is premise to get people out of their element? without a camera, they probably wouldn't. >> people are more forthcoming and honest when you are out

hiking with them and walking. when i was hiking along, people coming by, you pick up their conversation and wow, that is personal. >> steve: turn around and follow them. >> i have before. i had a professor with five kids following him and followed him. >> brian: like a tour group. >> ainsley: this weekend is huge for y'all, 50 years celebrating "saturday night live," special on sunday 8:00. >> it has been 50 years since the show has been on. i'm excited. not sure, i heard it is a couple hours. i am sure they have clips. >> steve: we have clips. live from new york, here is kevin nealon. >> good? >> definitely. >> why should i keep my shirt on? [laughter] >> jerry, would you pas me a

roll, please? >> i'm hans. >> we want to pump you up. >> brian: your thoughts watching that? >> i haven't changed a bit. >> steve: you're a hairy man. >> brian: funnier now. >> ainsley: you are telling about each scene, the hairy scene. >> i've waxed since then, i'm smooth. and hans and frans. we had so much fun writing the characters and talk about pumping iron, so defensive and insecure and they don't lift a weight in their life. >> brian: what about you when you see everybody together as viewers, we think you all know each other. is there a sense of high school type of bond? >> it is kind of a fraternity, especially the cast i was on. the other years are more like

half-brothers and half-sisters, they still related. it is fun, so excited to be there. i will mingle with these people that are so talented, including myself. >> brian: probably most important. we are thrilled your series on fox nation, do you have episodes? >> i believe we started with 10, there are fun people in there. >> ainsley: rob lowe, courtney cox, conan, nikki glazier. >> steve: thank you, we'll check it out on "fox and friends." >> ainsley: what an honor. >> steve: will you do the famous line? >> we want to pump you up. >> brian: nice. >> ainsley: they are done playing singles, one pickleball club doubling as matchmakers in time for valentine's day.

>> brian: kevin nealon plays pickleball. >> ainsley: come play with us.ed >> ainsley: come play with us.ed ♪! ♪

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because breathing should be beautiful, all day and night. >> ainsley: new york city democratic mayor eric adams and trump's border czar tom homan joined us earlier talking about why enforcing immigration laws should not be a political issue. >> far left has hijacked this narrative, oh, ice is running in our schools and churches and they are creating this frenzy. they are not in the business of grabbing children. we need to stop all this noise. rikers island, particularly after all the reforms, rikers island is now having some of the most dangerous people in our

city. by having ice on rikers island part of gang intelligence, using intel with nypd, correction officers, we can identify gangs. >> tom: get being back to rikers island is a game-changer, we get bad guys and intelligence of how tda operates and where they are operating together at rikers island we'll have access to. >> ainsley: here to react, "fox and friends" weekend co-hosts rachel rachel campos- duffy and charlie hurt. >> ainsley: a democrat and republican did not agree on everything, they came together on most of the things bothering us as a country. what was your reaction? >> rachel: real common-sense stuff. it is putting democrats in a terrible position. you see governor hochul and da's

in new york city, you have donald trump's doj basically saying we're on the side and the trump administration and cabinet members like homeless on side of democrat blue city mayor and you have the democrats against mayor adams for working with them. you have trump administration with adams saying we'll work to get illegal criminals off the streets and those are mainly affecting working class neighborhoods. if you are rich, you have a doorman and security. it goes into congestion pricing, you have donald trump fighting against kathy hochul on congestion fighting which hurts working class and small business owners in the city. i don't know what democrats are going to do, donald trump is stealing issues and grabbing anyone willing to work with them and now hard left looks like they're in the woods and didn't

get the memo. >> ainsley: we asked him if he was going to run for may are on, charlie, this is what he said and we'll get your reaction other side. >> brian: you going to run for reelection? are you considering running as republican? >> i will run on the democratic line, running as a democrat. there are many democrats, 78% believe what ice is doing by getting dangerous people out. we have to get people to vote, that is the problem. >> ainsley: do you think he could win in new york? donald trump numbers up 22% in the bronx and in queens. >> charlie: i'm out of business of predicting politics, it has been crazy. but i will say this, democrats are doing everything they can to run him out of the party basically because of what we just saw sitting there and remarkable interview, absolutely

fascinating, every bit everything from what rachel just said about idea this is a truly new era where you actually have this open exchange of ideas between two people who are on opposite ends of the political spectrum having an open conversation about things and what i love about it, maybe they don't agree on everything and i love how you pressed him on sanctuary cities and his record on immigration, but the idea they are both speaking same language at least for past four years, like we are speaking two different languages. >> ainsley: i have to interrupt, there is breaking news, sorry. our vice president is speaking in munich right now, listen. >> one of the things i wanted to talk about today is our shared values. it is great to be back in germany.

i was here last year as united states senator and i saw foreign secretary david lamey and joked we both have different jobs. it is time for all of our countries, fortunate to be given political power by respective people to use it wisely to improve lives. i want to say, i was fortunate in my time here to spend time outside of this conference over the last 24 hours and i've been im impressed by the hospitality of the people, even after reeling from the attack yesterday. my wife is here with me today. i was here on a personal trip and i love the city of munich and its people. we're very moved and our thoughts and prayers are with munich and everybody affected by this evil, we're thinking about

you, praying for you and will be rooting for you in the days and weeks to come. [applause] >> thank you. i hope that is not the last bit of applause i get. we gather at this conference to discuss security and normally we mean threats to our external security. i see many great military leaders gathered here today. trump administration is very concerned with you wereen security and believes that we can come to a reasonable settlement between russia and ukraine, and we also believe it is important in the coming year for europe to step up in a big way to provide for its own defense. the threat i worry most about, vis-a-vis europe, not russia, not china, not an external actor. i worry about the threat from within, the retreat of europe

from some of its most fundamental values, values shared with the united states of america. a former european commissioner went on television recently and sounded delighted that romanian government had annulled entire election. he warned if things don't go to plan, the very same thing could happen in germany, too. now these cavalier statements are shocking to american ears. for years, we've been told everything we fund and support is in the name of our shared democratic values. everything from our ukraine policy to digital censorship is billed as a defense of democracy. when we see european courts cancelling elections and senior officials threatening to cancel others we ought to ask whether we are holding ourselves to appropriately high standard.

i say ourselves because i believe we're on the same team. we must do more than talk about democratic values, we must live them. within living memory of many of you in this room, the cold war posi positioned defenders of democracy and consider the side in that fight that censo censored dissidence, closed churches, cancelled elections, were they the good guys? certainly not and thank god they lost the cold war. they neither valued or respected liberty. the freedom to surprise, to make mistakes to invents, to build, as it turns out, you can't mandate innovation or createiffity and can't force people what to think, feel or believe and we believe those things are certainly connected. when i look at europe today, it

sometimes not so clear what happened to some of the cold war winners. i look to brussels, where commisars warn they intend to shut down social media moment they spot what they judge to be hateful content. this very country, police have carried out raids against citizen expected of posting antifeminist comments online as part of combating misogyny as day of action. i look to sweden, two weeks ago government convicted christian activist for participating in quran burning that resulted in his friend's murder. sweden's laws to protect free expression do not in fact and i'm quoting, a free pass to do

or say anything without risking offending the group that holding that belief. and perhaps most concerningly, i look to our dear friends, the united kingdom, backslide from conscious rights. little over two years ago british government charged adam smith connor, 51-year-old physio-therapist and army veteran with heinous crime of standing 50 meters from an abortion clinic and silently praying for three minutes. not obstructing or interacting with anyone, silently praying on his own. after british law enforcement spotted him and demanded to know what he was praying for, on behalf of the unborn son he and his former girlfriend had aborted years before.

adams was found guilty of breaking buffer zone low criminalizing silent prayer that could influence a person's decision within 200 feet of abortion facility. he was forced to pay thousands in legal cost to prosecution. i wish i could say this was a one-off, badly written law being enacted against a single person. no, this last october, scottish government began distributing letters to citizens in safe access zone. warning them private prayer within their own home may amount to breaking the law. the government urged readers to report any fellow citizen guilty of thought crime in britain and across europe, free speech i fear is in retreat. in the interest of comedy and in the interest of truth, i will

admit sometimes loudest voices for censorship are not from within europe, within my own country. where prior administration threatened and bullied social media companies to censor misinformation, like for example, the idea that koerz coronavirus had leaked from a lab in china. our own country silenced people from an obvious truth. i come not with observation, with an offer. just as biden administration trump administration will do the opposite and i hope we can work together on that. in wash usington there is new sheriff in town and under donald trump leadership we may disagree with your view, we will offer it

in public square, agree or disagree. now, as i understand it, the argument was that russian disinformation had infected the romanian election and i would ask my european friends to have some perspective. you can believe it is wrong for russia to buy social media advertisement to influence elections, we do, you can condemn it on the world stage, if democracy can be destroyed with few hundred thousand dollars from a foreign country, it wasn't very strong to begin with.

good news, i happen to think your democracies are les brittle than many people fear and i believe that allowing our citizens to speak their mind will make them stronger still. which of course, brings us back to munich, where organizers of this very conference have banned lawmakers representing populous parties on left and right from participating in these conversations. again, we don't have to agree with everything or anything people say, but when people represent, political leaders represent important constituency it is incumbent to participate in dialogue with them. to many of us on the other side of the atlantic it looks more and more like old entrenched interest hiding behind soviet air words like misinformation

and disinformation that somebody might express a different opinion or god forbid vote a different way or even worse win an election. this is security conference and i'm sure you came prepared to talk about how you intend to increase defense spending over next few years in line with some new target and that is great. as president trump head matt gaetz clear, he believes our european friends must play a bigger role in the future of this continent. we don't think burden sharing it is important to be in shared alliance europeans step up while america focuses on areas of the world in great danger. let me also ask you, how will you begin to think through the kind of budgeting questions if we don't know what it is that we're defending in the first place? i've heard a lot in my

conversations and i've had many great conversations with many people gathered in this room, a lot about what you need to defend yourself from and that is important. what has seemed less clear to me and i think to many of the citizens of europe is what exactly it is that you are de defending yourself for, what is positive vision that animates this shared security compact we believe is so important. i believe deeply that there is no security if you are afraid of the voices, the opinions and conscious that guide your own people. europe faces many challenges but the crisis this continent faces, crisis i believe we face together is one of our own making. if you're running in fear of your own voters, there is nothing america can do for you. nor for that matter is there

anything you can do for the american people who elected me and elected president trump. you need democratic mandates to accomplish anything of value in coming years, have we learned nothing finn mandates produce unstable results, there is so much of value that can be accomplished with kind of democratic mandate i think will come from being more responsive to voices of your citizens. if you enjoy competitive economy, if you enjoy affordable energy and secure supply chains, then you need mandates to govern. you have to make difficult choices to enjoy all these things. >> carley: you are listening to vice president of the united states of america, j.d. vance speaking at munich security conference talking about defense spending and pulling back the kurlt curtain of what is

happening in upper yoo. not being able to pray in your own home, being arrested if you pray for a child you aborted in a clinic 50 feet away. we will follow this throughout the day. coming up, pickleball courts hot new single scene? steve is finding out. i had the worst dream last night. you were in a car crash and the kids and i were on our own. that's awful, hon. my brother was saying he got life insurance from ethos. and

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>> steve: yes, indeed. valentine's day today and get this. pickel ball is becoming a scene for singles looking for love. joining us are the co-founders of mount claire pickleball in new jersey. aaron and that guy there is matt. all right. tell me, you know, it makes sense. if you are out playing a sport with somebody and you are looking for love, i guess this is the perfect place. >> i think it is the perfect place. pickleball is a game of community and close proximity. you will naturally be building connection and emotion regardless whether you like it or not. >> steve: if you are kind of attracted to one of the people

you're playing with, will you will let that person win or score off them? >> maybe you want to impress them and beat them up or beat you. >> steve: matt, come on back and talk about this. at what point did you guys realize that there were people who were coming to pickleball to meet somebody? >> such a community sport. one of our coaches had this idea all these people are coming together and playing together and having fun. what if we brought singles out here and gave them an opportunity to meet each other so they become partners in life as well? "fox & friends" gave me this for my birthday. can i play with you guys? you guys are good. can i go in with aaron for a minute? i'm jumping in. let's go. don't get too rough. i've been busy.

oh, look at this. all right. if people would like more information about your club, how do you join the mont claire pickleball club? >> three locations around new jersey. based. check us out online. a lot of people have found relationships. one of our coaches met his fiance playing pickel ball. >> steve: a day of love. give them a hand. you hit that great. thank you very much. go out and have a great valentine's day. my wife is calling the shots. guys, thank you very much. see you next week on "fox & friends" everybody. >> bill: here we go friday. new day for doge and president trum