cap look? is that really something? i thought the man bun was out. apparently not. >> some sectors but the library is back open and close for exactly one day because jfk sent a man to the men. forget the 40,000 published books about the kennedys. butt it turns out five employees laid off alls probationary, and the library fully operational today. >> laura: what a waste of fraud and abuse and it will be a mistake in a little hiccup along the way but a lot of waste, raymond, as always thank you. everyone make sure to follow me onmedi social media.post i do have a hilarious post we put up and yes, it involves zoe. to the dog will not let me work speaking up doge, this is a dog problem. jesse watters has a great lineup tonight and he takes it from here so state end. ♪ ♪ >> todd: president trump throwing support behind doge

dividend check to put the cash from the governments cut directly into your pocket. we will tell you how much you could end up with. >> carley: elon musk and trump 2.0 sit down with hannity and what the fiscal changing is happening. if we don't solve, there will not be money for medicaid and medicare or security. >> t bay to heated words between trump and ukrainian president zelenskyy to throw a wrench into peace talks with russia or could all be strategy? we will seek. you're watching "fox & friends first" on a thursday morning and i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus and more with doge dividend checks giving back to the american, brooke, good morning. >> president trump on the idea with sending out money using the money doge has saved, watch. >> elon musk proposing eventually giving money to americans based on what doge is

finding. do you have thoughts on that? >> i love it, 20% dividend so to speak for the money we are saving by going after the wasted fraud and abuse in all of the other things that are happening. i think it is a great idea. >> exclusive with sean hannity f transparency to the department of government efficient. >> you know what is better than saying trust me is full transparency. what we are doing with doge, code to doge.gov and you can see every single action taken. we are going to make some mistakes. we will not be perfect and nobody bats 1,000 but we will fix the mistakes quickly. that is what matters. >> speak of the money moves don't stop there. just yesterday the president signed executive order ending all taxpayer benefits to illegal immigrants. this directs federal departments and agencies to federally funded programs currently providing

financial benefits to illegals and take corrective action to make sure that all fronts do not support sanctuary policies. meanwhile the department of defense, secretary pete hegseth ordering the pentagon to prepare for major budget cuts have their own. we must act urgently to revive the warrior ethos. to rebuild military and reestablish deterrence. the department of defense is conducting radio to make sure we are making the best use of the taxpayers dollars in a way that delivers on president trump's defense priorities in efficiently and effectively. tell peg he wants to cut a percent every year for the next five years. >> carley: we will analyze all of this and the hour and thank you for taking things out for us. we are looking led at tel aviv, tel aviv, israel, four slain hostages returning home after bodies were finally released by hamas this morning. the terror group release for coke ovens to the red cross who transported to israeli forces in

gaza. the idf held a ceremony for the hostages before brought back to tel aviv for formal identification. officials say the process could take up to 48 hours. the 48 hostages are believed to be the two boys who were the youngest hostages taken by hamas along with an 83-year-old man abducted appeared to the prime minister's office and say that families have been notified asking the public to respect their privacy. happening today, vice president j.d. vance will address conservative political action conference or cpac held in maryland. the largest annual gathering conservative leaders and kicks off as the trump administration marks one full month in office. the vice president to highlight the administration's achievement during the first four weeks in office and president trump to speak at that event on saturday. hhs releasing new guidance recognizing a way only two sexes.

the new-based definitions acknowledge women are biologically female and men are biologically male. >> todd: what? >> carley: breaking news hhs secretary jfk jr., bringing that common sense and restoring biological fruit to the federal government. the prior administration's policy trying to gender ideology every aspect of public life is over. hhs says it is taking steps to implement policies with children from tender surgeries and keeping them out of one in sports. >> todd: we should have had fox news breaking news. >> carley: knock you over with a feather. >> todd: daniel penny honored with prestigious award for his heroic actions to defend fellow writers on the subway. penny receiving an honor for service and sacrifice at an event commemorating the 80th anniversary of the battle in bohemia after acquitted in the 2023 choke hold death have

jordan neely out of new york city subway. he gets this award, new job reports a new lady friend. >> carley: wow! >> todd: that will change his life. >> carley: 2025 is his share >> todd: top democrat calling trump supporters uneducated to. here is the latest example. >> just like the election we have to do better at education. people don't understand. but you will understand when the hospitals in rural america start closing down even more. >> carley: will they ever learn? you don't want to miss the rest of those outrageous comments coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> it took al upon alabama football to a new level.

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load to suspect bryan kohberger will seek dna evidence despite the effort to suppress the evidence. the defense team brought up two unidentified blood mail samples recovered by investigators after the deaths. bryan kbryan accused of killingr idaho students. his -- if found guilty he will face the death penalty. >> carley: a court ruling to block president trump's bid with birthright citizenship and now the issue could head to the supreme court. >> todd: chanley painter joins us with the latest. >> so this case is one of many legal challenges to trump's order on banning birthright citizenship that the first to head to appellate court to weigh and after trump filed emergency relief earlier this month but did not go their way. of three judges the night circuit panel said trump shoulde

blocked from taking effect while the lawsuit plays out saying, "to constitute any emergency under the roles go to the government show an ability with specific policy at issue creates a serious risk of irreparable harm. the government has not made that showing here." this case stems from lawsuit filed by four democrat led state arguing for ban is unconstitutional under the 14th amendment as citizenship extended to anyone on u.s. soil regardless of immigration status of parent since 1888. trump's order would end birthright citizenship for those children whose parents undocumented or unlawfully under the u.s. under temporary visas. at least 22 states immigrant rights groups have sued trump and several courts across the country have blocked the order from taking effect. now the trump administration will likely appeal night circuit court of appeal to the supreme court.

but in the meantime, arguments on the merits are set for june, guides. >> carley: chanley we will be watching. thank you so much. elon musk and president trump on part 2 with exclusive interview with hannity. >> i want to emphasize two people that this is a very important point if we don't solve the deficit, there will not be money for medical care. there will not be money for social security. we either solve the deficit where we are testing that. it has got to be solved or no medical care and no social security. it has to be solved. it is not optional. america will go bankrupt if this is not. that is why i'm here. >> it is important to understand he is doing a big job. a very thankless job code to a very thankless job. but he's helping us to save our country because it is in serious trouble. i had to get the best guy. >> carley: teresa was the white house chief information officer under george w. bush and

ceo for solutions and joins me now. good morning to you. do you think elon musk is exaggerating the situation there? are we in a place if we don't cost-cutting people need to worry about social security and medicare? >> he really is speaking the truth. as a country, we are broke. what that means is just like we have to do in our own households every day, we have to balance the budget and look at things that no longer serve us. we have to make tough decisions because they are real people impacted at the end of these decisions. if they don't do it now, it will get worse in the future. and we see it including your technology platforms, the site for instance happening with the federal departments and agencies. need to basically bulldoze the existing bureaucracy and rebuild it for today's modern age. >> carley: the latest news on the doge fund rebuild itself yesterday when president trump says he loves the idea of taking

20% of what doge is saving and give it back to the american people in the form of direct checks. we have seen those types of checks sent out to americans as recently as 2021 under the american rescue plan that joe biden signed into law. had to give bill about another round of that? >> yeah, i think that can be very interesting. obviously, we want to be careful about things that create inflation. putting money back into the taxpayer's pocket, it is hard to earn money. but is always a good thing. till let's look at a permanent weight in the future for more transparency of when our dollars are collected from our businesses and from us as individuals. how are those dollars really being spent? what are they allocating for? and what investments made in the future? sometimes you have to remove the complexity and go to simplicity and then relayed from bottoms up, be able to get to

transparency. >> carley: speaking of transparency, tresa yolanda said yesterday that criticism of doge and him is coming from people who say he cannot be trusted and he has ulterior motive then he k at people's personal information in a way that would benefit him. he answered, don't trust me but look at the 23 dog and you can see cutting and spending. and away it's happening government bureaucracies who were not transparent to begin with. what you think about that? does he have a point there met? >> he does have a point. the one thing i will caution people is if you think about what he is doing right now and some people call it an audit and some call it a sledge hammer. but what he is doing is data mapping, data classification transparency program. when he admitted that, early findings will change over time as the investigation continues. so it could be that garbage and, garbage out. as they are doing data mapping classification and releasing the results in real time, it is incredible for transparency.

but it could be actually bad data into the system's. that is what is being highlighted here. over time as the investigations continue, as the data mapping quest is done, we will have the full picture, the full story. that somebody who does investigations, what i would say is these are early findings. typically over time than is actually gets worse. by early findings may be fine-tuned and they tweak or change a little bit. >> carley: lots of spinning and bad data and the systems and the systems themselves need to s trying to tackle. sommer from the 1970 and need to be brought to the 21st century. tresa, think you thank you for joining us. janice dean is here at tracking for freezing temperatures across the country. still bitter cold outside. >> 100 million under cold alert as far south as the gulf coast

and border with canada. extreme cold warnings from texas. that is a big deal. dallas, the till feels like negative 7 and negative 8 in dallas, texas, and much of the country feeling very cold, dangerously cold for the parts of the planes, negative 43 montana and negative 41. but is just freezing. people are sick of it for sure. here are a potential record cold highs today for missouri, kentucky, tennessee, mississippi, oklahoma city. we are setting records left and right and that will be ongoing through friday and then temperatures will start to rebound and we can't wait for that. here at your forecast, fairly quiet and a storm system over a foot of snow for parts of virginia yesterday and close to a foot for parts of north carolina. we have a system moving across the rockies and another one waiting in the wings in the

northwest. we could see a quick shot of snow in the northeast and midatlantic as this exits and comes across the great lakes. not a big deal but i could because travel delays in delays msa roadway certainly. here are your forecast lows for the south. single digits below 0 and that will continue through the weekend when we finally, finally get a warm up, which is great news here till week looks relatively mild for the country and then another shot of the polar vortex to move end. and i don't like to the forecast emanates out but just a heads up, winter not over yet and groundhog was clearly right. >> carley: the to clearly. >> todd: we had to next week's forecast and i saw 40s, that sounds awesome. >> absolutely, just beware of polar vortex. thank you so much.

be when president trump not mincing words as the u.s. tries negotiations with russia. >> i love ukraine, but zelenskyy has done a terrible job and his country has shattered and millions and millions of people have unnecessarily died. >> carley: former deputy national security will tell us how this can impact. future peace deal.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: tensions on the rise between president trump and volodymyr zelenskyy a dictator. >> carley: here with all the details, lucas tomlinson. good early morning carley and todd appeared to president trump doubling down on the comments with zelenskyy speaking with miami business leaders fund. >> the only thing he was really good at was playing joe biden like that federal. he played him like a fiddle and that is an expression a dictator

without elections. zelenskyy better move fast or you want to have a country left. got to move, got to move because that war is going the wrong direction. in the meantime we are successfully negotiating an end to the war with russia. >> russia vladimir iran and president trump could meet in saudi arabia. to the kremlin said it is possible. russia makes more weapons and ammunition in three months than the entire nato alliance and the united states makes in a year. 50,000 artillery rounds and russia to her 50,000. following his remarks on truth social calling zelenskyy a dictator and fired back calling trump's comments russian disinformation. and that prompted j.d. vance to respond telling "the daily mail," "the idea that zelenskyy will change the president's mind by bad mouthing him in the media, that is an atrocious way to deal with this

administration." we will see, if president trump meets with russia's president later so stay tuned. >> todd: let's bring in former deputy national security advisor and the vp of national security at the heritage foundation, victoria coates. victoria, where do we go from here? >> good morning, todd. what we are seeing is positioning in the head of any negotiations. i think both president zelenskyy and president trump are media savvy and kind of laying out what they think are the positions of strength. but i think we have to remember president zelenskyy has allowed himself to be politicized by the biden administration. remember when he went to pennsylvania in the heat at the general election at the end of september last year to visit ammunition factory. it didn't take anyone from the republican side with them that just a bunch of democrats.

it was essentially campaign appearance for kamala harris. he has already deep and thick and american politics. i think president trump remembers that and doesn't appreciate out. >> todd: the left likes to say that trump favor putin and they are buddies and that is what the critics say. one theory i heard an interesting and i want to get your thoughts, trump wants to end the war but trying to build alliance with russia so that russia decouples from china. your thoughts on that. >> well, i think the most important thing to remember is of the last three presidencies in four if you count trump twice the only president under whom ukraine was not invaded by vladimir putin was donald trump. so with his relationship with vladimir putin prevented a horrible war and the first term, hopefully he can end this in the second term. that is deftly a better relationship with russia.

now putin's economic dependence on china is such it will be hard to peel him off. we can make that relationship problematic for china. that would be a good thing for our bigger challenge, much bigger than ukraine, which of course, china. >> todd: that is an important point. when you get lost in the weeds with china, the number one adversary we need, china, we need to keep our eye on the ball with regard to that. in the meantime, multiple hot spots around the world and you say we are no longer in a post world war ii era. what did you mean by that? i think it alludes to what we are talking about and probably involves train end. it as. in washington there is a game of pearl clutching and swooning over every little thing that donald trump does that doesn't suit the establishment and what i call the foreign policy blah. he is breaking china and

changing paradigms wanting to end the work rather than perpetuate it is apparently a radical act. everyone is saying he is destroying post-world war ii order. guess what, that was 80 years ago. we have all sorts of things happen since world war ii. we have had the cold war. we have had the war on terror. now we have the rise of china. i think we have to change that model. and we have to move on and realize the geopolitical landscape has changed. wet president trump is trying to do is deal with the crisis at the border, deal with china. this is a new world. i don't think we should be upset about that. we should welcome it and see what kind of opportunities it gives us. >> todd: i think it is important to adapt with the times whether ai or new world order you are talking about. it is time and we can't live in the past but move forward. victoria coates, great insight and we appreciated. national security advisor

mike waltz will be talking about these and other topics on "fox & friends" and the back and forth between president trump and zelenskyy. >> carley: you certainly don't want to miss. as part of the campaign against the cartels go to the pentagon coordinated border controls with the mexican military. the announcement with cia with drone lights over mexico to hunt cartels and find fentanyl labs. page on expert and former intel analyst joins me now. very interesting, brett, the drone flights that started under the biden administration but ramped up under the trump team. how do drones find fentanyl labs when many labs can apparently be found inside people's homes and apartments in urban areas? >> well, i think the larger issue here is the cartels starting to use drone technology. we are starting to use a similar tactics to hunt terrorists to go

after cartel locations and fentanyl labs. but the bigger issue is how cartels are starting to employ counsel across the border. they typically used for surveillance and moving drugs but we are seeing lethal strikes. it is full on drones race in and leveling up tactics and surveillance smuggling warfare and all steps you can buy off of the shelf. the drone war is spreading in all it takes is the will and raise the stakes. do you have criminal groups and drug cartels all operating south of the border. they are frankly moving faster than their own military when it comes to procuring lethal drone technology. we may be over there surveilling the tech, but they are on the ground actually using it. the cartels are not stupid. they have seemingly or task to spend on drone technology. i think we will see a lot more attacks across the border because president trump declared the cartels as a terrorist

organization. they will not take that standing down and this is easy accessible to strap c4 to explosives and start striking law enforcement entities, which they have actually been going after each other, cartels fighting one another with drone technology. in 2023 alarm code to the mexican army ramped up and caught 260 drone upon the text t you're alone so you can imagine in the last year what they are doing periods fee to which highlights the dangerous job for the border and cracking down on cartels they will fight. this is certainly a major issue that our men and women who work in border patrol could be facing. the pentagon though announced coordinated patrols with the mexican military on both sides u.s.-mexico border. our guys working with the mexican military and how significant is that? >> well it is extremely important and in fact our

president just designate a cartels as drug trafficking organization means a new round of funding and opens up other lines of ways to get after it. there is potential danger that are armed forces will be hit with some of the drone technology that they are using out there, especially as scalable and massive technology now starting to spread throughout the world. till they are starting to pay attention to iraq and ukraine and potentially use that against our own people. one of the other things we are also seeing our anti-drone systems are counter drone systems pop up. the cartel who allegedly has electronic warfare systems actually stop our drones from coming after them and disrupt that. so, you have really got a difficult situation and top u.s. general last year testified that over 1,000 drones a month were crossing into the u.s. airspace and our guys have to deal with

that every day. >> carley: brett, what about the iron dome president trump has called for? could that protect from those drones? >> we need something like that for sure. we know everyone remembers the recent drone sightings in new jersey. i think it was clear we were not prepared for that. sure, we can track ballistic missiles and large-scale planes, but i think what a lot of people realize is we don't have the actual ability to shoot down or attract smaller level drones, which is what we will see general of norad just admitted that. we don't have the proper systems in place. i think we will see a lot more technology technology being used. we have to get ahead of it before the enemy does. >> carley: times are changing we need to get ahead of that before the enemy does. thank you for joining us as always. appreciate it. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: trump and end to congestion pricing in new york. todd loves it and fire a

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♪ ♪ >> carley: whack a mole! >> todd: that was not good. >> new york kathy hochul hitting back at president trump after end congestion pricing for new york city. >> todd: i am surprised you rejected my decision for that. cheryl casone, fox news business with the details. speaker that was a very good conversation during that commercial break but now that we are on tv... >> todd: live? >> let's talk about this. look, the white house posted that president trump and more importantly the department of transportation under the new transportation secretary, sean duffy, killed congestion pricing yesterday. here is what the white house, all of manhattan he is saved,

long live the king! take that for what you want. mayor kathy hochul responding to white houses that are exposed ice contesting blocked. she is very angry. >> president donald trump tweeted, "long live the king." i am here to say, new york hasn't labored under 18 and over 250 years. [cheers and applause] we are not, sure as not going to start now! [applause] the streets of the city where battles are fought and we stood up to 18 and we won then. [cheers and applause] in a case you don't know new yorkers, we are in a fight. we don't back down, not now, not ever! >> a lot of people are happy does happen yesterday. many new yorkers, average new yorkers, regular working

workers and the teachers from staten island paying an extra $9 because you have to drive van to get to the school. but by the way, can i point out the mta union change their mind on congestion pricing and win against it because they realize the members would have to pay to go to work on subways and the buses. anyway, new york governor, excuse me governor murphy is happy about it. look, they need $68 billion mta, and this has one of the money grabs. this is what this is called is a money grab. this is subways, buses, trains, bridges, tunnels. that is $700 million in cost right there every year. that is what mayor adams has talked about code to the mayor of new york. in a separate note just to bring up the mayor and remember this is the state not the city and asked in a local interview if e can do anything about it. that is the state's issue. i'm staying out of it.

they op-ed editorial, trump's lawfare backbiters and he thought it would save newark mayor adams and would do him then. the immigration issue trying to clean up the city. there is a lot happening in new york city right now. stated that teacher said to "the new york post," it is ridiculous to pay to go to new york city and to go to work. so they want to build back inroads, no pun intended, with democrats and supporting congestion pricing, probably would not be the way to do it here to speak of the average individual, by the way, these are small businesses being penalized. >> todd: i thought that video of kathy hochul sort of encapsulated up everything that is wrong with society. people cheering aren't the ones that will be paying the toll. the people cheering are happy that someone else's money is going to this. that is wrong! these people are not the ones

that have to suffer. >> they say they want to fix the subways, the bureaucrats in the state. pointing the finger at al binet but all that cost overruns and e wasted money in money. >> carley: if they pay enough taxes already. >> everybody else is sick of their money being wasted. when you can catch cheryl on "mornings with maria" and a good three hours. democrat congresswoman on an episode of "the view" and she implies trump voters are uneducated. >> just like the election, we have to do better education. people don't understand that you will understand when hospitals in rural america start closing down even more. you understand when you don't have your social security. you will understand when medicare/medicaid goes away and planes full out of the sky. >> todd: evan parker joins me

now. great to have you on the program and you work on the inside of the democrat party and understand how they think from deplorable stew garbage, don't forget about that, to now this. do you think your party will ever learn insulting voters does not lead to election wins? do we have admin's mic? we do not have her mic. she was giving an amazing answer and you can tell from the video. as we work to get the audio back and i will wait from a cue from the booth that that is happening. again, the point is deplorable is, garbage to this. deplorables didn't work. garbage didn't work even though a different candidate and now this, they have an election coming up in 2026. we finished 2024 and you don't want to lick so far to the midterms, but it seems to me to behoove the messaging asap if they want to win back the

boaters they clearly lost in november. >> carley: i agree with that wholeheartedly and democrats need to remind themselves that trump won the popular vote and more than half the country voted for him. if you call republicans uneducated and you saw with "snl" when tom hanks did that classic impersonation of trump supporter. it is always critical calling trump's support or stoop and that is most certainly not the case. >> todd: great news, evelyn, answer that question for me, please. do you think your former party will ever listen and insulting the boaters is not a good strategy to winning those votes? >> i would love for them to finally get it but the reality is jasmine crockett is one of the most divisive, toxic, out of touch members of congress. unfortunately, she represents a saved, pollutants trick and feels and pulled in to say what

the majority of the democratic party really, really thinks. but the american public who voted for it donald trump and the majority of the american public is stupid to. and it is unfortunate because these kind of tactics will continue driving these voters away from the democratic party. >> todd: at the democratic party says we need to win the union votes and dnc chair will go on a tour of the nation to end back the working class. the working classes where it is at. i want to win back 45% of union vote that picked trump in 2024. will it work. >> i think this is coming about 40 years too late. it is a decision made by democrats actually back in the 1970s through the mcgovern commission where they made a strategic decision to remove the voices of labor from key dnc positions. and now 40 years later, they see

their failed policies of nafta, importing millions of illegal immigrants and how this has had wearable impact on the working class people in the country. i think they are running scared because they see donald trump working with teamsters, sean o'brien, appointing labor-friendly nominees like dreamer to lead the department of labor. and it has been terrified to see a republican party that actually wants to or an win those votes and potentially become the new party at the working class and organize labor in this country. >> todd: we will be watching that. sorry we had backlit next and we have you back, you have to played the drums because you have the drum set in the background of. that is awesome. did not go anywhere, greg steube is there annexed. >> carley: he is good at the

drums too. a talent to guy. up on "fox & friends." >> i don't think i have ever seen drums in the back of a shot. we will take it. good seeing you all. coming up this thursday "fox & friends" scott turner said to make an announcement on how his department is taking steps to cut millions in wasteful spending. we will give you the news on that. plus, president trump making families great again at the white house. lara trump reacts ahead of the debut her new show, "my view" on fox news. plus we are tracking the latest on capitol hill as president trump tells republicans he wants one dale and head of the senate vote today. judge jeanine will join us to discuss los angeles mayor karen bass an excuse has over her fire rated response. she says she will investigate herself. that is crazy!

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>> todd: president trump pushing congress to pass tax cuts for you, the american people. >> i'll be working with the republican congress to pass the largest tax cuts in american history.

we're going to dramatically cut taxes for families and for workers and for companies, including no tax on tips and hopefully no tax on social security and no tax on overtime. and that overtime one is a sleeper. because i think a lot of people are going to be spurred on to do a lot of extra work. >> carley: florida congressman greg steube. he wrote we need both chambers to house budget to kick start the reconciliation process and move our priorities to the one big beautiful bill. it will, without question, make america great again. is he throwing his support behind one bill instead of two, which is good news for the house. where do things go from here? >> yeah, and the house budget resolution passed last week when we go up next week back to washington. i expect we are going to be voting for that bill on the floor it. should get all of the support. chip roy who had some concerns about it and the budget committee voted for it. passed strictly on party lines. and we will send that one big

beautiful budget resolution bill to the senate. and then if they want to make tweaks to it, they can. i would expect they pass that out and send it to the senate and have him sign it. the budget reconciliation bill has to pass first before working on a tax package that sets the parameters to what we can and cannot include in the tax package. in the current resolution is $4.5 trillion in tax cuts. once the bill passes, then we can start looking at specifically what those tax cuts are going to look like. you just heard the president of what he wants on there. no tax on tips. making tcja permanent. those are the things we have talked about for the last couple of years and now having the house, the senate, and the white house we can make it reality for the american people. >> i'm having trouble john thune's play. who are the seven democrats in the senate who would vote to extend the trump tax cuts if the tax cuts are not in the big beautiful first bill that would be reconciliation and have to be in a second non-reconciliation

bill? i just don't get it, congressman. >> put it all in one big beautiful bill and using the reconciliation process to pass it you don't need 60 votes. you don't democrats 50 plus one in the senate. that's the purpose of using reconciliation to pass this. that's why it's been the house's position this entire time to put everything together, energy, immigration, all of these issues in one big beautiful bill so that everybody can rally behind it, it's everything that the president campaigned on, and we can show a deliverable to the american people on president trump's agenda very shortly after his inauguration. i mean, we are talking months, and he can go around the country and say, look, i ran on the fact that i'm going to do these tax cuts. i ran on the fact that we're going to shut down the border and do these things on immigration. unleash domestic energy. and we did it within months. and we passed it in the house and the senate. i think it's something really important to the president and really important to the american people and we have got to get it done. >> carley: congressman, in the

less than a minute remaining before we toss to "fox & friends." we want to ask you about the latest out of israel. they just received a four hostage bodies from hamas and they are believed in include the bee business family. including the two children, the youngest hostages conversation of phase two ramps up. 20 seconds to you. >> absolutely disgusting what hamas has done to the israeli people, their attacks. i stand with president trump. i think netanyahu needs to be firmer with them. now he has got the true terrorist organization and maybe america's time for us to get more involved in the war on terror and wipe hamas on the face of the planet. i expect president trump to be much more deliberate when it comes to that. i think president trump. >> carley: congressman thank you so much. "fox & friends" starts right now.