how to make thmakee city work ad make this state safer everyone, and that is exactly what we are going to do. shocker!buriat andrew cuomo is running fort mayor of.sh pet that show, we want to take a moment to wish joe concha a happy birthday!u. [applause] >> we have the confetti for you. >> no, 39 again and we had to celebrate 15th time and it for s more and more special. we have lots of danish for you as well.uge. and a quiz. do you have any plans, by the way? huge.em >> that does it for us and we will see you next t week in. you can always >> carley: a fox news alert. secretary of state marco rubio

arriving in saudi arabia to advance peace talks between russia and ukraine ahead of potential meeting with president trump and putin. plus, massive bullying scandal inside the n.f.l. that captured attention 12 years ago. now the alleged victim is walking back accusations, don't miss this. president trump receives massive ovation at the daytona 500, ri riding inside the beast and joining americans for the national anthem. ♪ o'er the land of the free. >> carley: what a moment, we'll dive into all that. you are watching "fox and friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. todd piro has the day off. fox news alert. marco rubio arriving in saudi arabia to advance peace talks,

leading a group of president trump's advise are ones expected to meet with russian officials. president trump prepares for a meeting with russia's vladamir putin. >> timing of your meeting with putin and saudi arabia. >> president trump: no time set, it could be very soon. >> this month? >> president trump: we'll see what happens. >> carley: the president says he's spoken to putin over the phone and believes he would like to stop fighting and trump says steve witkoff met with putin for three hours. the trump administration filed emergency appeal asking the supreme court to allow him to fire the head of office of special counsel after lower court blocked the firing. madeleine rivera is in washington with details this morning. hi, maddy. >> madeleine: good morning, this is first legal challenge of president trump's second term to reach the supreme court. arguing lower court is hindering

the president's ability to manage the executive branch. the acting solicitor general says no court has wielded injunction to force president to retain an agency head. head of office of special counsel, says president trump illegally fired him on february 7. he says he got a one sentence e-mail notifying him about his termination with no reason for the firing, violates removing independent counsels. tasked with protecting whistleblower allegation and workforce nepotism. president biden appointed him to a five-year term last year. he has power to remove executive officials, congress imposed some ability to fire head of some independent agencies. >> he's just blowing impounding money, firing people who have

legal protection and asserting he has the right because he is the president. that is wrong. the real crisis will emerge when there is judicial order particularly from supreme court and president as j.d. vance suggested he should do is tell supreme court you guys enforce it, we'll do what we want. we're in serious territory here with respect to constitutional principles. >> madeleine: supreme court court may not act on this because of president's day. >> carley: former house speaker nutrient reacting to judge getting in the way of president trump's agenda. >> what you have is an old dying establishment fighting last-minute resistance and liberal judges are part of that. founding fathers would said those judges need to be imimpe

impeached and kicked out of office and replaced. it is ridiculous to have a local district judge think he, rather than the president, has been selected by american people to decide how to run health and human services. it is total violation of constitution by the judges. >> carley: judges blocked a slew of president trump's actions and are expected to make their way through the court system. to nascar. the president making a pit stop at daytona international speedway, where he was met with cheers from the crowd during the national anthem. ♪ o'er the land of the free -- [cheering] >> carley: trump took a lap around the race track with his granddaughter in the beast and delivered this message to nascar drivers. >> this is your favorite

president, i'm a big fan of you people, you do this, i don't know, i want you to be safe, you are talented and great americans. have a good day, a lot of fun and see you later. >> carley: florida congressman that attended with president trump will join us with more on the appearance at the big race. tell you how it shaped up. that is william byron, winning second straight daytona 500 in overtime lap thriller. >> off turn four and checker is waving and williams has won the 500 for second year in a row. holy cow! >> baby, let's go! >> carley: byron saying after the race, it is not all luck to win twice in a row. he crossed finish line after narrowly avoiding a string of crashes, including this wreck. christopher bell crashed into the wall before hitting ryan

priest, causing his car to flip over the track and slide upside down into the wall before coming to a rest just outside the grass. second time in two years priest went airborne in a crash. all right, president trump mideast envoy says stage two of the hostages deal will go on and families mark 500 days since their loved ones were abducted by hamas. the brother-in-law of one of the remaining hostages joins us next. so handsome. oh, i can't buy this. hang on there. actually, you can. your empower investment account has performed well. and this whole off-white-ish cantaloupe thingy is really working for you. so... so...? so... (♪) hot to trot! nobody says that, what? get good at money. so you can be a little bad.

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>> carley: migrant shelter in san diego closing down and laying off 115 staffers because of funding under trump administration. the organization says they have not received new asylum-seeking families or individuals since cbp phone app know went down on february 20. due to changes in federal funding, san diego vapid response migrant services will be paused until there is better understanding of future community needs. and french president macron bringing european leaders together for an emergency summit to discuss president trump. the meeting will happen between

germany, italy, spain, ne netherlands and denmark alongside presidents of european council and commission to discuss challenging posed by the trump administration in a very serious fashion. interesting, more to come on that one. today marks 500 days since hamas took hostages into gaza. 73 are still being held captive and 14 are set to be released in phase one of the ceasefire deal. moshe lavi, whose brother-in-law is being held captive by hamas joins me now. thank you for being here on this somber mile marker of 500 days. do you feel closer or further from getting your brother in --

in-law home. >> it is difficult day for us, did not think we would reach such a terrible milestone. we are cautiously optimist ic w can see marin home soon. we are dealing with a terrorist organization that will put hurdles for second phase of the deal. i'm encouraged by president trump and his team. this weekend they echoed sentiments they want to see the hostages home and i hope they will push all stakeholders to understand this deal need to be done. >> carley: appears that is happening right now. 14 israeli hostages are supposed to be set free in phase one. dealing with the phases must be challenge to think who gets let out and who has to stay behind. your brother-in-law was not on

the list of phase one, which leaves stage two. and steve witcircumkoff, said i happen. watch this. >> phase two is more complicated than phase one. phase two will begin. i've had calls this morning, i can tell you, with prime minister netanyahu, with prime minister mohammad from qatar, as well with director hassan, from egypt, who is director of intelligence and we are -- we had very, very productive and constructive calls this morning about sequences of phase two. >> carley: he went on to say phase two is more complicated, it contemplates removeal of hams from gaza and an end to the war. how do you feel about that? >> i'm trying not to deal directly with policy decision,

it is not my role as a family member. when i go to washington, i was there last week and again tonight and speak to elected officials. i emphasize the human story. and why it is urgent. every hostage situation, we saw footage from hostage return, they do not look well, some look in terrible condition of starve a ation, no sunlight, water, torture. my brother-in-law is be ing tortured by terrorists. they can save his life and bring him home to my sister and nieces. so many complicated issues on the table, i trust policy makers understand it. we have ethos that bidens us as society and culture and there is social contract we have to uphold, i hope my government will do everything it can to

bring them home and i trust. >> carley: we get so wrapped up in policy conversation of this, there is a human element that need to be focused on and emphasized. and your family recently received proof of life from another hostage that was released, who spent time in captivity with your brother-in-law. what did you learn there? >> proof of life is of july, not that recent. he is very strong and giving strength to others. he is a therapist in training, very resilient man and he was giving therapy sessions to other hostages in captivity trying to give them from his strength. this is the person he is. kind heart, gentle soul and strong spirit. we learned that and understand we can bring him home. we have no reason to believe he is no longer alive until we are told otherwise, we advocate for

him. that is why i'm going to speak in cpac to leaders of conservative movement in the u.s. so they learn about what an incredible father he is. >> carley: you are wonderful brother and incredible brother-in-law to devote this past 500 days to getting him back. final question to you, would it be okay for you to think about him being released from gaza to hope for that and first thing you would do as a family together? >> we have to imagine everyday that he is coming back home. we have to dream of that moment and picture it. that makes us powerful enough when we speak with others and communities, when we wake up in the morning i have no doubt he is coming back and my nieces will run to him, love him and take him home.

>> carley: we are praying for that, as well. moshe, thank you for joining us on this somber mile marker of 500 days. secretary of state marco rubio goes toe to toe with a cbs host after this outrageous claim. >> in a country where free speech was weaponized to conduct genocide. >> i have to disagree with you. free speech was not used to conduct genocide. there was no free speed in rnaz germany, there was none. >> carley: joe concha will be here to react to that coming p. because they didn't agree with their politics. the government wanted to know where you shopped, if you bought a bible or you shopped at a sporting goods store, you're probably on a list. we created old glory bank because america needed a bank that would protect their privacy and security. exercising your constitutional rights is not a criminal activity and neither is loving your country.

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tell us about that and what is in store with this conference. >> good to see you this morning, this is fascinating, one of the big global forums looking at couple issues. there is admissioning that western civilization has declined, global leaders in business and politics and speaker of the house mike johnson just spoke and vivek ramaswamy. they are looking at the future, talking about free speech. joining me now to talk about it is michael shellenberger, on the advisory board and advocate of free speech. thank you for joining me. tell me about what you represent and what you are trying to achieve here. >> this is world economic forum which has declined in recent years. it is largest gathering defending western civilization

from bottom up. foundation is family and nation state. on friday, j.d. vance gave a blistering speech pushing back against the threat within europe to totalitarianism, threatened election cancelled in germany. most americans don't realize dangerous situation in europe to date back to precivilized age. >> you look at everything going wrong, hearing them talk in the conference so far, how do you plan to change that? we have big global leaders talking about it, how does everyone try to make the change? >> what you see emphasis on is the family at the heart of it. have in tact families to raise healthy, sane people. in the west, people want to cancel other people and silence other people.

london is birthplace of the modern nation state and we countries reverting back to that. we want british to be british, americans to be americans and french doing fren. these are wonderful traditions we inherited and have responsibility to move forward. >> there is a plan to you have moo for move forward, what is holding you back? who are you up against? >> up against a censorship industrial complex. british military and u.s. intelligence community cooperated to silence their own citizens, that has taken hold in europe threatening to silence people for speech we would take for granted in the united states. ern ms love and care about europe, there is a new dark age pressing forward and we hope what j.d. vance said on friday sparks new light. we think arc will shine that

light on the world and europe. >> what would you like to see government start to change? president trump is making changes, do you think that is filtering around the world? can president trump lead the way in that movement? >> that appears to be what is happening. americans were tired, we were in two terrible wars that ended badly and have veterans that need to be healed, we have homeless and mental ilness crisis in the united states. and europe is starting to respond. people are waking up to the fact we are reverting back to where countries take care of themselves and then look to take care of others, rather than prioritizing around the world. it has been 80 years since world war ii, it is time to reset and get in a new relationship. >> i suppose one criticism now

is government has grown too big and main need is slimming down the government. >> it is out of control, contractors are not held accountable, lobbying for special interest and lobbying to get democrats elected. it is out of control. we have a debt crisis, we spend more on paying debt interest than we do on the military. this is unsustainable path. huge amount of resistance to what president trump and elon musk are doing to make government more efficient. looks like the majority of american people support what president trump is doing and we think that is really the right approach and hope to see other countries take that on and become more self-reliant and less trying to demand others follow this path we have seen in recent years. thank you for speaking with us today. 4000 people next door feel the same way, people have to look

back and rebuild the countries, but there is positivity. so many people see a change and that is what the conference is here to do, plot a before the path to the future. >> carley: you usually don't hear global conferences address these type of issues, interesting three days. thank you, we appreciate you both. >> thanks, carley. >> carley: president trump turning to supreme court in bid to fire head of watch dog agency after federal judge temporarily blocked removal and another judge will hear arguments over where elon musk and his doge team can have access to federal data after 14 states asked for temporary restraining order. our constitutional system was designed to prevent abuse of 18th century monarch, it is no less dangerous in hands of a tech baron.

constitutional law attorney joins me now. ken, so many lawsuits, so little time. 14 democrat-led states are trying to block doge from doing what they are doing. what is their argument and do they have a legal leg to stand on here? >> they are saying the president overstepped authority with executive order. they are reading it wrong as far as i can see. the president has a duty to manage the executive branch, he is head of the executive branch and article two constitutionally mandated powers and conferring onim had extraordinary control over executive branch employees and general administrative laws. this seems consistent with that, you want a president conducting oversight with his branch and rooting out fraud and waste. >> carley: judge overseeing this case is tonya chutkin, oversaw

donald trump's electrion case. how much will that factor into the decision here? >> i like to believe judges set politics aside when they are on the bench, i will not speculate on that. these 14 states have filed their lawsuit, 20 states fired brief saying this is intrusion on president's article two powers. >> carley: if she does decide with 14 states, is that it, it is over and goes to supreme court? >> this is district court, lowest level of federal court and goes to circuit appeals. >> carley: long journey ahead. >> as always. >> carley: totally. something else donald trump is trying to do is end birth right citizenship. interesting piece in new york times, opinion piece and the authors say he might have a

legal point. they say, they meaning illegal immigrants did not come in amity and gave no alelegiance to the country when they entered. they cannot be bound through laws through act of defiance of the laws. explain that argument in layman's terms and do you agree? >> where does birth right citizenship come from? 14th amendment. one amendment executed in the aftermath of civil war. 13th abolished slavery, 14th in section one confers birth right citizenship on anyone born or naturalized in the united states. it isser cloo, i believe law of the land and here to say. that is not to say all constitutional rights cannot be regulated. speech is regulated, when a government can search and seize proper, it is regulated, there

may be argument this is subject to reasonable regulation. standing on the plain meaning, it would appear it is here to stay. >> carley: you think birth right should thesship is one donald trump will lose in the court? >> i don't think it is going anywhere. >> carley: there is argument in the new york times. >> very surprising. >> carley: thank you for joining us. have a great day. let's talk about the weather, a major story. the northeast is preparing for a potential powerful winter storm this week and new york is set to be pummelled by what could be the snowiest storm of the season fuelled by a polar vortex threatening to bring wind chills negative 50 degrees to the area by thursday. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. get the parkas out. >> janice: yes ma'am, record-setting temperatures as far as texas. across the northern plains to

southern plains and coldest wind chills, almost negative 60, what it feels like in minnesota. you cannot be outside with wind chills like that. that will continue today, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, setting the stage for another massive winter storm that will develop on tuesday. looking at it now, we have some scattered storms, no storms across northeast and very cold air settling in and very strong wind event for the northeast. top wind gusts, atlantic 73 70 miles per hour. that is ongoing today and that is going to cause practicals, power outages will be possible and travel delays. look at wind gusts in excessef 40 and 50 miles per hour in the northeast. then we watch this next storm system develop over the southern

plains, the jet stream bringing that cold air, where will it go? that is the question. i wish i could give an answer to. >> carley: always the question. >> janice: if you live across i-95 corridor, pay close attention wednesday, thursday and we'll give you fine details as we get through the next couple days. >> carley: heed the warnings. no days off for the weather de department. >> carley: elon's team head to air traffic control center today. white house pushes for efficiency, democrats are focused on taking doge down. cheryl casone and -- with donald trump at daytona 500 will react to that and more coming up next. we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're go-getters and game-changers,

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we have known and reported on this, we have air traffic controller shortage in this country and hope it will be addressed sooner rather than later. we learned yesterday from transportation secretary sean duffy members of space x team will be visiting air traffic control center in virginia to gets a look at current system, learn what air traffic controllers like and dislike about current tools and envision n new, better, modern and safer system. talking about that shortage, 3500 air traffic control jobs need to be filled. we are down as far as staffings go, down 10%, that comes from senators, two senators that say we have to get more money and staffing into the faa. and into the air traffic control system. we have to modernize technology.

by the way, we've been talking about federal worker buyout, that has been proposed. to be clear, donald trump said air traffic controllers are not part of that, you cannot take that buyout, which many of us would support. elon musk posted about this, he said air traffic control is nonpartisan issue, this is not black or white, not red or blue, this is lives. we have to make sure skies are safe. >> carley: elon musk and doge getting attention for cuts they are making to federal government and trying to streamline computer systems and update them. that sounds like that is what this is about. >> cheryl: it is, space x engineers will be going to the command center. remind everybody, space x is

about to rescue a couple of astronauts from the international space station, i wouldn't dismiss them short of hand before they walk in the door today. see what they come up with, give them the opportunity. i think this is part of private-public partnership we are seeing with federal government, this could be positive extension. >> carley: this is one you can't criticize. we'll see. >> cheryl: they could. >> carley: there is a chance they will. thank you, don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria, we appreciate you. speaking of criticism, president trump looks for efficiency, democrats are proud to obstruct doge efforts. we're winning inure ko, more than a dozen federal injunctions issued against everything from illegal seizure of computer data to illegal attempt to ban birth right citizenship. >> you know the constitution.

you know they can't freeze funds. >> this doge, department of government inefficient causing reign of terror, chaos across the federal government. >> carley: florida congressman, mike haridopolos joins me now. good morning. democrats were out in full force on the sunday shows yesterday and you heard the congressman venman saying elon musk and doge are causing reign of terror across federal governments, which southern borders scary. if you ask the doge team, they would say, that is what we're trying to do, claw back taxpayer money. how do you feel about the arguments made there? >> they are nonsense. people work every single day. they are hurting and paying more for rent, gasoline, food and see wasteful government spending.

we need to have spending in the sunshine. people deserve to know where hard-earned tax dollars are be ing spent. we have a website that says this is how we spend your tax dollars. too many dollars are being wasted overseas on nonsensical issues and problems. >> carley: congressman, a lot of what politicians say in media can be reactionary. when you talk to democrats on capitol hill and halls of congress, do you think they feel like we are in a constitutional crisis when it comes to cutting government waste? what are they saying to you? >> they are upset they lost majority. they ran government for four years into the ground and now american public has to pay. americans have a government that looks out for them and takes care of basics, protects our country and make sure tax

dollars are spent in a smart way. i applaud president for creating doge and using master mind like elon musk who understands computers and technology to root out corruption. when we right size the government, everybody wins. spending time with the president on air force one and at the race, he was focused on removing wa wasteful spending to reduce debt and get this country moving again. i'm proud to work with him in washington, d.c. >> carley: i'm glad you mentioned your day yesterday, cool spending time with donald trump at the daytona 500. tell us about that, that seems like a lot of fun. >> it was, it is a thrill to be in congress and represent. daytona is down the street from me, to spend time with the president and see the love the american public has for our

president. they know he is trying to do the right thing, put america first. you saw the huge ovation he received yesterday, he has intention in his heart. you see the passion the president has for this country and he wants to move this country forward. focusing on reducing cost of peep elg and keeping people's money in their pockets. he is committed to making america great again and really bringing back this spirit of america that daytona 500 is all about. >> carley: i'm sure it is a memory everybody in the audience watching won't forget, seeing president trump doing the lap around the race track in the beast. congressman, thank you for joining us, have a great day. >> thank you, have a great morning. >> carley: you are welcome. over to steve doocy for a look at what is coming uch on "fox

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secretary nominee laura chavez dreamer will go will the senate for her confirmation hearing. kentucky senator rand paul warn as many as 15 trucks could reject her nomination that could be uphill battle and on thursday the national governor's association kicks off issue with the meeting issue with the capitol. winter meeting meant to serve as a forum for bipartisan coordination on national issues. going to be a busy week ahead. all right. did you see this yesterday? secretary of state marco rubio came to j.d. vance's defense after a cbs host criticized his speech in munich and made this comparison to nazi germany. >> he was standing in a country where free speech was weaponize the to conduct a genocide. >> free speech was not used to conduct a genocide. the genocide conducted by authoritarian nazi are regime. the point of the speech erosion in free speech and intolerance

for aopposing points of view. that's ereading. not erosion of military capabilities. not erosion of economic standing. that's erosion of the actual values that bind us together. >> carley: fox news contributor joe concha joins me now. what did you think about this exchange? i don't know why any member of the trump administration would appear on any cbs news program anything by margaret brennan one of life's great mysteries. let's get this straight. her argument is the holocaust happened because of too much free speech it was weaponized to conduct a genocide? rubio, the secretary of state, marco rubio, who is a serious as a prison fight and as sharp as anyone out there, period warnings not having it. he also asked back why would our allies or anyone be irritated by free speech and to his point, the genocide was committed by an authoritarian nazi regime. i mean, who knew face the face once moderated by actual

journalists like bob schieffer had morphed into theview but that's where we are at at this point. rubio handled it beautifully. is he correct and again, margaret brennan who, remember, she hosted moderated co-moderate advice presidential tried fact-check vance and he fight checked him back and she caught off his mic. they are proving to be no different than msnbc at this point. it's bizarre. >> carley: as journalist or host you never want to become the story. i can't speak for her. that may be a moment she wish she got back as it makes its way through twitter. one of the top trending topics on x yesterday. there was also this moment from abc confronted with the reality that we might not really want to hear, listen to this drummer's favorability are rating higher than it was first time around. 63% favor government's recognitions of only two sexes,

06% favor key porting immigrants who entered the united states illegally. 60% favor oil and gas production. is there anything you are seeing that trump is doing that you are in favor of that you think is the right thing? >> lets me say as it relates to all of those issues we are just at the beginning. >> carley: he gross which hasn't happened since day one what's your reaction yet. >> the reaction is we are 28 days into this administration. and if the democrats are going with the strategy like well, food prices haven't come down yet, hasn't even been a month since this president took office and for four years this is the democrats' big problem they didn't talk about inflation. >> they told us it was transitory. they blamed vladimir putin, the putin price hike. remember that pushed by jen psaki and joe biden. and now saying why hasn't the prices come down yet in the

problem for them right now, carley, is that they're very accomplished at complaining, after the whining, sounding like they are on crazy pills not offering any positive alternatives. any solutions resonating with the american people. until they pitt back to the middle instead of breaking to the left they will be lost deep in the forest, like herrod forest deep. you can't plain and not have something to say this is what we would do if he we were in power. they have no power now. most importantly they have flow real message and that's a big problem. >> carley: i also want to get to this with you. controversy back in the news, 12 years later. jonathan martin if you remember his name has come forward saying acquisitions of bullying sparked an investigation a. and a racial controversy that permeated through the media were not true. martin told the espn, quote: i never believed for a second was i being bullied but my mother

had own read on the situation a story i have been trying to fix for 10 years. what's your response to? if you remember the media went wild over this story. >> oh, yeah. this is miami dolphins and this was an offensive guard alignment richie indog any toe accused of bullying and racism. and the media went with this whole narrative you are guilty until proven innocent. this was bull i didn't beat. and richie incognito's career destroyed as a result of martin's acquisitions pushed by his mother. and the fact that he didn't get a fair trial, so to speak, in the court of public opinion, incognito doesn't get his career back now. martin is apologizing. that's where we are at, unfortunately. >> carley: 10 years later you always get the real truth. got to leave it there, joe. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪