>> ainsley: good morning, it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, wednesday, february 18 19th, this is "fox and friends." >> lawrence: elon musk surprising answer on when he knew he was all in supporting him. >> that -- up a little bit. >> day of the assassination attempt. >> yeah. >> i didn't know that. >> steve: new york city mayor eric adams will face a judge today and hear a ruling on corruption case against him and waiting to find out if governor kathy hochul will kick him out of office. she has the power. >> brian: that would be nice to know. the governor should focus on this, video shows anti-israeli protest turning into chaos in

orthodox jewish neighborhood last night in new york city. totally predictable sadly. final hour of "fox and friends" now. >> ainsley: happening today new york city mayor eric adams is due in federal court, where a judge will decide if corruption charges against him can be dropped. >> steve: eric shawn is live from the manhattan criminal court. we have never seen anything like this, department of justice goes, drop the charges, half the office quits and the judge is saying not so fast. >> good morning, we'll see what happens today. we'll hear from federal prosecutors why the department of justice wants charges against new york city mayor eric adams dropped. today the judge could do just that. the hearing is in front of judge dale hoh.

the corruption charges against the mayor should be scrapped. adams faces charges of bribery, fraud, accepting campaign donations from turkey. the judge wrote, the party should be prepared to address the scope of mayor adams consent and resolution of the motion. the acting attorney general says the case should be dismissed because it interferes with the city's mayoral election this year and harms the mayor's ability to run the city. the mayor remains defiant. >> i enjoyed every moment of being a police officer, it prepared me for where i am right now, mayor of the greatest city on the globe. everybody should want to take it. they are going to have to take it. i'm going nowhere. i'm going to be the mayor. happy black history month.

>> former new york prosecutor refused to drop the charges and quit. she accused adams and the president of making a corrupt deal, quid quo pro, trump dropping charges in return for adams carrying out immigration orders. the mayors he knew nothing about this. growing number of local officials in new york city calling on adams to resign. "new york post" called governor kathy hochul a frayedy cat saying she must have courage the paper says to stand up to progressives and not boot mayor adams from office. the governor held meetings and said she will wait for the ruling to determine if she has power to remove adams from office, she has power to remove the mayor, right now that seems

unlikely, we'll see what happens here at federal court. >> brian: there is no procedure, if kathy hochuls i want adams out, that is just the beginning. it could go to court, unclear how this would proceed and why, knowing there is a primary in june, how would it behoove her to do this? >> yeah, i mean, you have the primary in june, staring us in the face. in the past previous new york city mayors have resigned under corruption crowd, mayor jimmy walker and mayor william dwyer, who was appointed ambassador to mexico. we'll know more today. >> steve: let's say the judge later today says i don't buy the department of justice argument, i don't think the charges should

be dropped, go forward with the case. who would take up the case? a acting attorney general quit last week, along with half the office. >> yeah, well, theoretically, the other prosecutors here in southern district of new york could take up this case, there has been talk of a special prosecutor taking up the case or perhaps it could be dropped all together. it will take time at federal court, not clear. lawrence incredible. >> steve: glad you are there. >> lawrence: interesting to see how this plays out. this is not a plea agreement, which is what judges get involved in and say in interest of justice, i will allow this plea to go through. >> steve: like with hunter biden. >> lawrence: you have the plaintiff, the state, and the defense both saying they wan this out. you can't force another branch

to pursue prosecution, you can reject the deal. i look forward to seeing how it unfolds. >> ainsley: up late last night watching sean hannity's exclusive interview with elon and with president trump. you know they are working on doge together saving a lot of money, they are saying 55 trillion. >> steve: billion. >> ainsley: billion they have saved so far in the first month. here is a portion of that interview. >> i think think of me like technologist and i make technologies that improve the world. that is like my t-shirt says tech support. i provide president with technology support. is that a silly thing? it is a very important thing. the president will make executive orders, which are sensible and good for the country, they don't get

implimited. biggest function of doge team is making sure executive orders are carried out. this is very important thing because the president is elected representative of the people, representing the will of the people, if bureaucracy is fighting will of people and preventing president from implementing what people want, then what we live in is bureaucracy, not democracy. >> beautiful executive, you sign it and assume it will be done. heic tas it and with 100 geniuses, brilliant young people working for him that dress much worse than him, just in t-shirts, you wouldn't know they have 180 iq. >> sean: he is your tech support? >> he is more than that, he gets it done issue he's a leader. >> steve: his companies are

leaders in software development and what president trump signed yesterday was software modernization initiative, this is something the federal government needed. how many times have us heard when elon musk talked about, according to social security database, there are w 150-year-old people eligible for social security. it is time to get to 2025, rather than use systems that date back to the '80s. >> brian: they are both talking about roles they play. leaning every division, focused on irs, just got off education and will jump into the pentagon. hop hopefully everyone understands, he will fly in, everyone gets 15 minutes with the ceo, describe what you are doing, a lot of people get raises, some he says,

i am going to let you go. that is jarring for the federal workforce. this is one lighter moment from their exchange people are taking serious as if donald trump were looking for someone smarter. >> i wanted to find somebody smarter than him, i searched all over, i couldn't do it. i couldn't find anyone smarter. for the country. we settled on this guy. >> thanks for having me. i want to be useful here. i think president trump is a good man and -- >> nice the way he said that. something nice about it. >> really is. because, i mean, president has been unfairly attacked in the media, it is really outrageous. at this point, i spent a lot of time with the president and not once have i seen him do something mean or cruel or wrong. not once.

>> sean: i've known him for 30 years and i've never seen anybody take as much as he's taken. >> yeah. >> sean: we've discussed this, i'm like how did you deal with it? >> did i have a choice? >> sean: you would say that, what do i do, worry about it? culminate into two assassination attempts. and your endorsement. >> that speeded it up a little bit. >> sean: day of the aassassination? >> yeah. it sped it up, i was going to do it anyway. >> lawrence: so much happened under trump's tenure, even before he ran, just months ago, ainsley and i were here covering his first assassination attempt and i think something to elon saying, i think you're a good man. you have not asked me to do anything unethical, anything like that. you are trying to serve the american people. when you get to bottom of doge and relationship with elon musk,

this should be no surprise to anyone. he campaigned on it, he said he was going to send elon in there. it is working and amount of waste he found, we should not be surprised it happened. >> ainsley: the interview humanized them, i liked them laughing together and they seemed relaxed together. they are doing what he promised when he ran. democrats ran to save americans money and get rid of all the waste and they never did it. donald trump comes into office and exposes how much being spent on dei, and giving to other countries, wasteful spending, it is not a constitutional crisis when you are saving americans money and it is becoming clear what democrats were doing. they are saving 55 billion and elon is showing interest in idea that would guarantee 5000

payment to every american. >> brian: he's got to cut trillion, when you cut, it hurts, when you explain to people what you are doing, if on our country and not on deck, everyone understands that. we all took out mortgages, you pay off interest on your mortgage and sometimes i know i did, you have situations where you have a credit card debt and a lot of money goes to paying minimum payment and you can't get ahead. that is mindset. if president can put together a karl rove white board and say here is expenditure and here is record revenue and interest. >> lawrence: i believe this is our only shot. you have elon musk, richest man in the world, can't be bought. you have president of the united states, this is it for him, does not need to be reelected. rest of the people in congress knew we needed cuts.

they were too cowardly because nobody wants to be bad guy. >> steve: here is the thing, i know democrats hair is on fire about doge, expect in the future democratic presidents in the future following donald trump are going to do the same tactic and have the same legal interpretation of their constitutional duty to do exactly the same thing. it is new to all of us but look for essentially the presidency being trump-ified going forward. >> lawrence: programs republicans like. >> ainsley: before we move on to your great interview, he said neurolink, he will work on blind to see and spinal cord injuries so you can walk again. they have implanted in three patients to use this computer to control thinking and help -- >> brian: when it comes to being

the bad guy, we are good cops and ainsley is bad cop. you are bad cop. >> lawrence: not jumping on that. >> steve: me either. >> lawrence: you are on your own with this analysis. >> ainsley: what made you say that? what are you talking about? >> brian: good cop, bad koch, he makes tough decisions. >> steve: we are all good cops. >> ainsley: i want to be a good cob. >> lawrence: i don't want to be the bad cop. >> brian: she makes budget cuts and we go, i can't do anything. >> ainsley: give me your bank account and credit card and i'll start cutting. >> steve: we interviewed a woman from fairfax, virginia about half an hour ago and she told us a story, her name is jen jen mcdougle, she took her daughter to an aquatic center in virginia and after the event they went, little girls and moms

into the ladies locker room to change and to their surprise there was a stark raving naked biological man. that person right there. and so she described it as everybody was really quiet, nobody knew what it was. they spoke to pool management and they said that person is transgender and put up a new sign. this person is going to face charges, those are charges right there, coming up. in the meantime, trump administration launched an investigation into why that particular district was not following the president's executive order recently about banning biological men from women's locker rooms. here is the mom, about half an hour ago talking about the horror she saw in that locker room. >> in september of 2024, my

daughter was changing after swim class, we walked into the locker room and there was a naked man standing in the middle of the room surrendered by other little girls changing, their moms. it was very awkward and scary moment for everyone. they put his identity ahead of his sex offender status, they didn't know it at the time, he was entering community facilities all over the county for months and prior to that, arrested and released just last summer for the same thing. so the identity theft, the assumption of identity to gain access to the women's locker room, it seems like a loophole that needs to be closed. >> steve: how does that happen? >> ainsley: that man looks scary

with his clothes on, i can't imagine. >> lawrence: the rules, you can't question someone in their transition, even if they look like a man, all this nonsense will get people hurt. we got to get back to as ainsley and the president been saying, common sense. this should have never happened. you want to be respectful to people, you can't have men going into women's restrooms, kids or anything. you pick your gender, separate bathroom, one bathroom, you can have your own restroom, but with little girls is stupid. >> ainsley: arlington public school operate a lot of schools in that area and have to adhere to arlington public school bathroom policy which say use either restroom that correspond with your chosen identity. donald trump said no longer.

>> steve: that is why they launched an investigation into that school district. i asked the mom about the daughter since then, has she used the locker room, they have indi individual -- closet-sized areas and that is what everybody is lined up to use because that person could still be in there. >> lawrence: everybody has to change for the 1%, now the children are being forced to use the private dressing room and he gets the whole locker room space, this is stupid. >> brian: someone not stupid, carley shimkus, breaking news. >> carley: you are a gem of a person. we have more headlines to get to. update on delta plane crash that took place on monday. 19 people sent to the hospital have been released, leaving two hospitalized. 80 passengers were onboard when the plane flipped upside down on the tarmac at the airport. officials are investigating and

say extreme winter conditions did play a factor. today is a busy day for some of president trump's nominees on capitol hill. 10 a.m. eastern time, dreamer will take questions from lawmakers during her confirmation hearing for labor secretary. at noon, senate expected to vote tow confirm kelly loeffler as head of small business administration and kash patel is heading to a final vote and could be confirmed this week and those are your headlines. just a little update there. >> brian: more and more confirmations coming through. 19 after the hour, latest legal win for president trump's doge department as lawsuits look to slow down administration's agenda. will they be successful? other than are

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>> janice: this really has been one of the coldest winters on record. feels like negative 7 in dallas, negative 25 in omaha, montana coldest wind chill negative 54. north dakota negative 51. dangerously cold. here is forecast. new system in west and northwest. heavy no and mountain snow.

watching central u.s. and mid-atlantic, they got close to foot of snow in missouri and now winter storm warnings for areas that got incredible dangerous flooding over the weekend for parts of texas and tennessee toward mid-atlantic including carolina and virginia, not only are you going to get heavy snow, ice is so concerning here, we could see ice close to half an inch or quarter of afternoon inch onroads and power liebs and that could be disastrous. listen to local officials. potential record highs tomorrow. this will last through the weekend and finally temperatures will come up as we get into saturday and sunday. look at dallas. my friend, lawrence, from dallas, negative 7 there right now. that is concerning, i hope people are staying inside and keeping warm. >> lawrence: that is not normal.

i'm praying for my folks in texas. >> janice: me, too. lawrence trump administration fighting 75 lawsuits in court, 30 target doge. judge saying there is no evidence that department would misuse confidential information. constitutional law attorney joins us now. as a matter of the constitution, especially looking at section two, this should be easy court decision from the judges, right? >> that is exactly right, crux of the issues boils down to what authority does the executive have over agencies and can he use somebody to give him advice how to handle agencies and what needs to be cut and that is what elon musk's role is here. he is operating independently and that is unsupported by any evidence. when jack smith was appointed

same argument raised on other side he was not properly appointed. judge chutkin questioned that and questions whether elon musk is properly appointed to do so. the courts should recognize the president has this authority. >> lawrence: good point. here is elon musk on the outcry, watch. >> we must be over the target or doing something right, they would not be complaining so much if we were not doing something useful. all we're trying to do here is restore the will of the people through the president. and what we're planning is unelected bureaucracy, speaking of unelected federal bureaucracy that is opposed to the president -- >> lawrence: my question, katie, it is true we have three equal co-branches and legislative

appropriate the funds, when executive thinks they are m misusing the funds, doesn't he have a duty to correct that? >> i would certainly hope so, as an american, that is why president trump was elected here. we use term deep state, that is what elon musk is referring to, this unelected fourth branch of government that seem to think they operate outside of the t tricameral system and have a right to have an agency that is abusive and anyone that works in the government knows extensive waste that exists there. this is warranted. i don't know what the complaint is, i think this is very important for the president. >> lawrence: they are shopping cases and want to go to liberal districts and get federal judges appointed by democrats. these judges don't want to be overturned by the supreme court,

are they going to play ball or do you expect more challenges? >> we've seen fair outcomes at preliminary level not granting injunctions and suggesting, i don't know if you are on the right side of this, it is pretty clear the president has authority to have somebody look into this. he has many advisors, they do not need senate confirmation to do the job. >> lawrence: no ambiguity in section two. musk and president trump spoke out about democrats attempt to turn them against each other, we'll get into that next. >> elon called me, they are trying to drive us apart. the people are smart, they get it. >> i guess we must be over the target. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle.

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>> ainsley: president trump and elon musk opening up about their working relationship as democrats try to turn them against each other. >> president trump: elon called me, he said, they are trying to drive us apart. i said, absolutely. i wanted somebody really smart to work with me. >> the things they are accusing the administration of is what they are guilty of. what they are doing is unconstitutional. they are guilty of the crime of which they accuse us. >> ainsley: uh-huh. co-anchor of america's newsroom, dana perino, joins us now. did you watch last night? >> dana: i watched it this morning, my nights are pretty early. it is interesting, talking about people trying to get between

somebody, you see this in celebrity relationships and in your own relationships. you might have seen it in high school. life is like high school. relationship is genuine and t tremendous respect between both of them. a president needs somebody to be their assassin. elon said i am tech support. i need tech support from elon musk. i can't figure it out. i don't think the left will be successful in driving a wedge between the two. when you have mutual respect with somebody, nothing is going to come between that. >> ainsley: true. >> dana: only you could screw that up and that could happen, right now they are on a roll, people are enjoying it. elon musk said i'm going to make mistakes, president trump has given him room to get things done and trump respects fact

there are results. >> ainsley: it humanized them, they were laughing with each other, it was conversational. they were exposing the left. the left ran on cutting out waste and saving americans money and they never do it. donald trump is coming in and opening up the books. we are seeing how tax dollars. average american makes $66,000, they pay taxes and their money is being wasted. >> dana: lee zeldin, found billions of dollars going to climate projects and not getting any results and one is connected to a free palestine. you might say that is a worth while program. you can't answer the follow-up question, is that something federal taxpayer dollars should be going for? american people are saying, no. >> ainsley: you have a new book coming out. >> dana: you're in it. >> ainsley: you interview people

at fox asking advice. this is number one question we get. this is genius of you, college kids and adults say, tell us what your day is like. what advice do you have? >> dana: how do you move from one job to the next or working in politics and want to move to politics. how do you make a perfect work-life balance. balance does not exist. dierks bentley, joe r rowe. my college roommate. >> ainsley: "i wish someone had told me," and how do you answer that? >> dana: that title came from my mom, she read "everything will be okay," she was like, wow, i wish somebody would have told me this. i took that and we have a game to play.

i will read a quote, all four "fox and friends" anchors participated, here is one answer. you must learn from mistakes because hustle is not enough, be good enough to be successful. >> ainsley: huh. >> dana: which of the four of you said that? >> ainsley: not enough, you must be good enough to be successful. is it steve? >> dana: it was brian kilmeade. he has interesting start to his career and that is the other thing i like. you have the idea of how did you know what you wanted to do? trey gowdy is in the book and he talks about that decisionmaking process of deciding what you want to do and knowing when to leave a job. that was something. when he left congress. you know, he talks about waking up everyday and feeling like this is not my purpose. if you feel that way, you have to make a plan to leave.

i interview my friend michele chase, she is in hr and talks about how many weeks do you need to give notice. should you leave a job without having another one? it comes out in april. >> ainsley: preorder it now on amazon or wherever. >> dana: fox news.com. >> ainsley: congratulations and look how beautiful you are. she has the best hair of anyone at fox. >> dana: kind of similar. tim scott, trey gowdy, r rro kamna and bill hemmer, he's in the book, too. >> ainsley: anti-israel protest turning into chaos in a primarily orthodox neighborhood last night in new york city, we'll show you what happened. [screaming] [honking] ro

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>> brian: class is breaking out and hundreds of anti-israeli protesters storm a neighborhood in brooklyn. this is last night. >> lawrence: complete morones. bryan has more on this. >> this happened in brooklyn, pro-palestinian group held an anti-israel protest in the middle of one of the world's

largest orthodox neighborhoods. there were multiple scuffles and near brawls. the protesters shouted, settlers go back home and zionists go to hell and intifada revolution. shouting back terrorists get out of here. the group was protesting sale of what they say is stolen palestinian land. there was one arrest, man charged with assault for punching someone. we don't know who punched who. take a look at this video, protester alerted police to a knife at the rally. police found a sizeable knife on the ground. richie torres posting, it should come as a shock to no one pro-hamas mob targeting jews and promising to flood the park

descended into violence, this is part of free palestine movement, they have no desire to free palestinians from hamas. this protest took place hours after hamas announced bibas family, shiri, airel and kfir are dead. calling on the justice department to investigate the activist group for depriving jews of their civil rights. >> steve: just a terrible story. holy cow. thank you. >> brian: richie torres spoke out, he wants to be the next governor or mayor, that is new york city, this anti-semitic behavior is outside israel, this is where it happens. >> lawrence: where is the emergency meeting? governor is doing emergency meeting on adams, something many new yorkers don't care about. they care about this. >> ainsley: so broken hearted

about that family, that mom and her two little children. >> steve: such a puzzling question, how can you be on the side of the people who killed that family? >> ainsley: look at those little boys. >> brian: that says it all, 12 before top of the hour and carley shimkus has news. >> carley: lawyers for diddy combs filing suit saying this case is unprecedented, most disturbingly, no white person has ever been target of remotely similar prosecution. combs is looking to drop count three, transportation to engage in prostitution. prosecutors have denied racism. and a judge delivered a not guilty verdict in this rapper's

case. >> we, the jury find the defendant, mayers, not guilty. [cheering] >> rhianna, posting, glory belongs to god, thankful and humbled by his mercy. back to you. >> he was happy. >> lawrence: trying to figure out who the other lady was. >> lawrence: he hugged the other attorney afterward. >> love our next segment. >> brian: fox nation has a new series called "rolling with the tide," alabama's 2024 season, an exclusive look inside the series only on "fox and friends." >> ainsley: roll tide!

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>> be who we are. be who we are. when we're at our best we're aggressive, we're fundamental, we're disciplined, we're tough as hell, four corners together, everyone, let's do this thing,

all right? find a way to win. find a way to win, let's go. >> brian: new series. the tides that bind. it follows the crimson tide as the team navigates their first season without their legendary coach. firsthand everybefore seen behind the scenes look at one of the most successful football programs. former alabama football player and university of oklahoma player, they both join us now. thank you for joining us. caleb, whose idea was this? >> well, i would say that it was a mutual idea between seth and myself, both being former walk-ons and former football players having lived and breathed this experience. we wanted to partner on a show

to show the world not only what these guys experience on the field, but off the field as well with their families and their faith and all of those, you know, all those elements. mutual idea. >> brian: seth, how important was it to have the drama of trying to replace nick sabin and being part of that year? >> yeah, i mean, it's really a transformational year in college football. an unbelievable time for alabama to open the doors and they've been great partners. seeing the retirement of the goat here and you have the new coach just an unbelievable person and coach coming in to change that over. so it's really just an exciting thing to be able to see firsthand that nobody would be able to see. >> brian: we have six episodes. a roster almost 100 deep. where did you go to focus on the

drama and individual stories? >> when you are talking about college football and you are talking about young men from 18 to 22 years old, you know, all you really have to do is immerse yourself in there and the drama will happen, right? within the six episodes we tried to focus on the elements. the principles and values of the organization that the coach and his staff have implemented there to help them be successful. one of them being faith what you'll see in the first episode. how faith really, you know, impacts the team and these guys' lives specifically. >> brian: your dad was the team chaplain for alabama for 23 years, right? >> that's right, still is currently down there. chaplain and still in great shape. that man might be able to strap it up and go a few plays if you ask anybody that knows him.

>> brian: tell me about the drama. alabama beats georgia. take it from there. >> we really wanted to start with the georgia game. we wanted to drop you into the world here. get into the high. the game starts in the locker walking out the tunnel is how we wanted to show the field and behind the scenes. you feel that the whole way and we're intercutting it as you will see with stories off the field getting to know some of the players throughout the game and going back and forth and there jump back to the start of the season and episode two kind of track through and there will be more linear after the opening with georgia. >> brian: they had three losses, a lot for alabama. what do you want people to take away from this? >> well, i think it's what coach, what you saw him saying in that first clip there. it is finding a way to win, you know, that's life, right? despite getting knocked down the three losses, it's finding a way

this off season to win and i think, you know, these guys trust him, his ability to lead. they trust each other and we will be right there with cameras rolling being able to give the fans an immersive view. it is finding a way to win. >> brian: are you going to drop one at a time or all six. >> one at a time. over the next six week ever wednesday a new episode will drop. >> brian: congratulations doing it. it is not easy. i don't envy the edit process. thank you so much. look forward to the series. get the first episode today, the tides that bind inside alabama football. thanks so much, guys, appreciate it. i will download the first episode right now. before i do that i have to do radio. thanks for watching "fox & friends." >> i know every businessman.