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kash patel immediately laying out his mission to rebuild the fbi. what's first on the agenda? >> lawrence: plus the idf says hamas has violated the cease-fire agreement as israel says the body of the young mom who was taken hostage and murdered by the terror group was not returned yesterday. >> ainsley: who did they return? >> brian: they can't identify. >> lawrence: unbelievable. general jack keane is here to weigh in. >> ainsley: did you see this? >> peter: who do you think is more responsible for the russian invasion of ukraine putin or zelenskyy. >> his goal, peter is to bring this war to an end. >> ainsley: the second hour of "fox & friends." >> lawrence: getting tense. >> ainsley: starts right now. >> ainsley: kash patel will be sworn in later today after being confirmed as the director of the fbi and he is promising big changes at the bureau. >> brian: all right. brooke singman joins us live from washington with the details. brooke? >> that's right.

kash patel confirmed by senate in 51-49 voted senator susan collins and lisa murkowski joins democrats in voting against his confirmation. kash will meet with new staff inside the j. edgar hoover building today after already laying out his mission as director. is he vowing to let good cops be cops and rebuild trust in the bureau telling me, quote: that the american people deserve an fbi that is transparent, accountable and committed to justice. the politicization of our justice system has eroded public trust but that ends today. kash told me working alongside the dedicated men and women of the bureau and our partners, we will rebuild an fbi the american people can be proud of. so here's what some democrats said about our new fbi director. listen. >> my republican colleaguings will ryu rue the day they will e they are not on it? >> kash patel has proven himself to be a wildly vindictive

partisan when around donald trump he was moved himself to be a sink owe fant. >> he does plan on moving some agents and employees into the field patel will locked into 10 year term and j.d. vance will be swearing him in. >> brian: thanks so much, brooke. one of his biggest supporters the turning point was trey gowdy. >> lawrence: i so agree. a lot of people didn't know about kash patel when trey gowdy came on record and went on "fox & friends" let me tell you the reason they don't like kash patel he is the one who uncovered russia collusion hoax that turned it around. >> ainsley: is he scared they will uncover them. he was going to go after the media. spreading false lies. he said the fbi has weaponized its power against trump and the

j 6 investigations as well as other investigations. and under trump, the head of the field office in d.c. was forced out. because of the january 6th investigation. six other senior executives in that office were pushed out. and other heads of field offices around the country, too. >> brian: the first 30 days of donald trump are now in the books. we are at 31, 32. >> lawrence: so fast. >> brian: ever since fdr they look at the first 100 days because fdr to get our economy out of the depression, put in all these programs and he had massive majorities in both houses so it was like everything did he was like an executive order. only it was legislative. so they talk about since that time they always judge the first 100 days. president trump might be setting a new standard because at 30 what he is able to do with executive orders pushing forward thanks to senator john thune is at break neck pace. >> there is something -- look, i know it didn't turn out the way he wanted to the second election, but there is something about this break that he had some time to think about some

things. and it's like he understands how to navigate the washington now. and it's just like rapid pace. i feel like if i put my phone down for 30 minutes e has signed another executive order of something that i didn't even think of to restore hope for the american people. >> ainsley: many people were so upsets that he lost the last election, but in this election, i think they are realizing now for such a time as. this our country needed to go through those four years to realize what a disaster democratic party can be for our country. and the list goes on and on from the withdrawal of afghanistan to what happened at our border. then you had trump out serving mcdonald's. you had trump on the garbage truck. he really ran a great campaign. plus, he was almost assassinated twice. when i talked to at least my christian friends they think god was in this. that god was preparing our country so people could finally appreciate a donald trump. here he is outlining his first month. >> in our last four weeks, our

new administration has accomplished more than most administrations do in four years. on day one, i declared a national emergency on our southern border. i sent our military to the border to secure the sovereign territory of the united states of america. we ended catch and release. we began the largest deportation operation in american history. illegal border crossings have plummeted by nearly 100 percent and the tiny number of illegals that do make it across are being apprehended and sent right back to their home where they belong and to bring down the price of energy, i declared a national energy emergency. to slash hundreds of billions of dollars in waste and fraud, we're talking about also an abuse. i created, as you possibly have read just a little bit the department of government efficiency. under our leadership, the republican party has become the proud voice of hardworking citizens of every race, religion, color and creed.

>> brian: behind the scenes is doge front and center cut the budget and get our financial fiscal house in order. when he talks about the illegal border crossings, february of 2024, there was 2872. there was a high of like 8,000. february 2025 now more border agents than crossers. 359. >> >> ainsley: per day. >> brian: now haven't gotten the money to finish wall that joe biden sold off, selling off and re-purpose dollars the money. james carville on with sean last night says well, i just think that what i have seen so far that we have so sit back and watch trump, i guess, hurt himself. watch. >> we 70 string quarterback lost and picked up a congressional seat. i think she was going to win and she didn't win. yes, all the polling showed it even. it turned out of to be a 1.5 race. we lost seats.

i'm telling the democrats, just sit there, play possum. let them go. let them go. let them go. poll numbers are declining. the collapse is underway. let's see when they where they put the medicaid budget tax $4.5 trillion of tax cuts to wealthy people. just let the ball come to you. we don't need to be aggressive now. >> ainsley: he has quite a personality. everyone thinks he is funny to watch. but he is lying. that is not true. the poll numbers are not down for donald trump. if you ask -- if you look at some of the poll numbers, they are in the 70s for him. some of his approval ratings are in the 70s. elon musk has said -- i don't want to be political. i'm just coming in here to save our country money so we don't go bankrupt so when he talks about social security. when he talks about medicare. elon says all the money we are saving is going to go toward that to support it to keep our country running. >> lawrence: i also get the impression that you are rooting for the country to fail. i don't like that. it's like, you know, you are

waiting for something to implode and i just -- when you look at james carville and what he is known for. is he known for those relatable messages back there with clinton. and donald trump is -- has taken that entire coalition. so, why not tell your party to find those areas where they can agree with the president with cutting taxes, making sure thought jobs stay here in america. making sure -- all these people used to say that he wanted justice, but donald trump is saying that he wants them to focus on the criminals now in this country. not target political opponents. get rid of the corruption. and no democrat is signing on to reorganize our department of justice. so, i mean, rooting against the country, i'm just not for that i never rooted against joe biden. never. >> brian: james carville is the charles barkley of politics. everybody is a great booking. sensational -- colorful. and i just can remember he guaranteed kamala harris would win. he talked about how wonderful she was.

now she says he is a seventh round draft pick? please. you can't have it both ways. he did to his credit call out joe biden ahead of joe biden. and i got to say one thing, please, don't accept because donald trump's is a billionaire giving tax cuts for billionaires. the most people that benefited from the tax reform not tax cuts, tax reform were middle class americans and then they only took off 1 percent of the upper class because it would increase 1% under barack obama. the corporate tax rates aren't for jamie dimon. and for-and for ceos. they are for the corporations. not just to allow them to come back to america. they were coming back to america. >> lawrence: brian, it's not just that it's no tax on tips. >> the ones in place already. >> lawrence: like the whole message is that the whole reason why donald trump is doing all of this is just for the rich. it's a working class message, no tax on tips. no tax on overtime.

no tax on social security. this is something everybody should agree on. >> brian: top 10% pay 70% of the taxes in america. they are already paying 55% of their income. goes to federal government. how much more do you want the most successful people in our country to give back because they are going to higher less. hire less. that's the fundamental bernie sanders thought and donald trump thought. >> ainsley: a few weeks before june 15th, had you george clooney, had you julia roberts in this picture with barack obama and joe biden. they threw that big fundraiser for joe biden's next campaign and they loved him. >> lawrence: this was before the debate. >> ainsley: that was before the debate. that was on the 15th of june. then on june 27th, a few days after that was the debate or a few weeks after that. then on july 21st, after

george clooney sent a letter out because then it was obvious joe biden didn't have cog -- he had cognitive decline. then joe biden drops out on jul. so this all happened within the course before a month. now, george clooney loved him until all of america saw that he was declining and he couldn't handle it. and george clooney saw it before too and never said a word until he realized the world stage knew it after the debate. so he is interviewed by maureen dowd for the "new york times," brian. >> brian: this is the editorial. he has already been on the record and he wrote an editorial saying joe biden has got to go. he gives us a behind the scenes look at what led to that george clooney headline of the article. biden advocated his responsibility. by hiding his incapacities. i would actually put his family in there, too. clooney told me and the media in many ways dropped the ball. really? so the media never called them out, all of them. when they did call them out there was huge blow back.

and he said he noticed it behind the scenes that he wasn't the same guy and he said. >> ainsley: he still never called out. >> brian: when barack obama led him off the stage they thought barack obama called clooney to write the editorial. he said obama never told him to do that he did it on his own. people worst of both words. biden is angry, harris is in. harris loses and they both loos. they lose the senate. >> lawrence: they have got to stop lying. they really do. look, the first step toward rebuilding the democratic party is saying on record all of them, the elected officials, the celebrity, if you want to restore trust in the american people, just say we saw it behind the scenes. and we didn't say anything. we didn't say anything because we thought that the staff running the white house we got all of our agenda items through. and we were okay with that. because that's what really happened.

everyone behind the scenes, including george clooney, saw what was going on with the president, and you said nothing until he fell out on the stage for all of us to see. and that's the thing that has destroyed your party right now. that's why you had to rush the process. you couldn't have the special election. that's why you are stuck with kamala harris. >> brian: i saw him for hours earlier at the kennedy center. and saw someone much sharp. clooney said he was god smacked. the guy who couldn't leave the stage. we watched him fall apart in the debated. we saw barack obama and everybody else not say anything. and nancy pelosi stood up and said something. he writes the editorial but, bill clinton, hillary clinton, nobody else pushed it. and when we sat on the couch and say this guy can't function. he's only working two hours a day. this is bad for the country. now they said you are being ageist or you are being partisan. >> ainsley: can't say i saw him at the ccontend center.

he only writing that letter the world knew it. they were all trying to hide his cognitive decline and he couldn't handle the debate. >> lawrence: ainsley they are trying to water it down. he wasn't less sharp. all of us have had family members gone through this. >> brian: i blame the family. >> lawrence: 100 percent blame the family. they don't know what they are going through at that time. it's clearly a medical condition. just be honest, about it. stop trying to say he lost his fast ball. it's not that. the president has a medical condition. then we have to put the dlarm oh we are not doctors, we're not doctors. no, we are not doctors bus we have loved ones gone through the same exact thing and saw it before our eyes. lawrence. >> ainsley: other people running our country. didn't know who they were specifically. they prom him up to be the fails of the country and he can't make decisions. >> lawrence: no. >> brian: "u.s.a. today" give credit.

get to carley in a second. one month down trump presidency, democrats better buckle up. one colleague trump completed 2% of second term which is likely a joyful thought for his fans, sometimes quite different for his foes. sorry, democrats, it's going to be a long four years for you. the president is approaching final term in energy commitment to following through promises to voters. if he succeeds, we all win. that's "u.s.a. today." that gives me. >> lawrence: what a change. >> brian: at least that editorial. people just judging me fairly. >> ainsley: okay. now it's time to get to carley. >> carley: good morning to you, guys. brian, you kept your promise. you are a trustworthy man. accused ceo killer louise manning joan appear in manhattan courtroom since december arraignment on murder and terror charges. accused of gunning down united healthcare ceo brian thompson outside of a new york city hotel in an act prosecutors say was meant to send a message to the healthcare entry.

manning gee one's next court date in federal court is in terrifying moment being on the plane. is he still processing what happened but thought he wasn't going to make it. >> flying through the air. bodies being jolted around between hitting the window and the gentleman next to me start thinking that this is it. and start thinking about your loved ones and my wife and children del tall just offered $30,000 for the went no strings attached. it is a miracle that everybody survived. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. president trump alice marie

johnson pardon czar. he rah nounsed this white house event at the white house. alice will make recommendations to the president who should be granted clemson. she was facing life in prison for nonviolent drug trafficking. president trump granted her clemency after spending 21 years in prison. received support from kim kardashian. met a week before alice was released from prison. how about that? and amazon's mgm studios is taking full creative control of the james bond franchise reportedly paying $1 billion to seal the deal. >> i admire you a lot, mr. -- >> bond, james bond. >> carley: amazon founder jeff bezos who they think should be the next 007. we would like to hear from you who do you think should be the next james bond? let us know by emailing friends@foxnews.com.

i love this topic, guys. what do you think? >> i think the rock. a little bulky but i believe it. >> carley: i believe you have to be british. >> ainsley: do you? >> brian: david beckham. >> ainsley: my idea have the guy who is fierce and tough and wears cowboy boots on tuesday and a dog that's a killer. >> carley: lawrence jones. >> lawrence: are you kidding? no way. i would be honored but i'm not ready for that. [laughter] >> ainsley: there it is. >> lawrence: that's hilarious. that's funny. lawrence just too texan. >> brian: can't have the soft side. >> ainsley: you need some sort. >> brian: look at you, that's hilarious. you guys are good. >> ainsley: i guess you guys have a helicopter instead is that a blackhawk? >> it's a blackhawk. >> is it yours. >> no. >> carley: have you ever acted before? >> lawrence: no. maybe you don't know. >> lawrence: of course i would. i would fill less of a man.

>> carley: like tom cruise does it. >> brian: do your own snunts. >> lawrence: do my own stunts. >> ainsley: how did come cruise do that stunt hanging onto the side of the amp taking off? >> carley: incredible. they had the air plane take off and he did it. >> brian: maybe that's part of it maybe not doing it. >> lawrence: they have all different tools to make it seem like the helicopter is actually going and it's not going. >> brian: those guys barely drop. >> lawrence: what do they call those things the forklifts. so when i was doing my training to jump out of the helicopter with nala strapped we did it from a fork lirst. they cut off the helicopter and they put it up 60 feet in the our and you just pretend. >> brian: go to the part where you have me as james bond. go ahead. [laughter] go ahead. >> lawrence: they didn't cut it. >> ainsley: you will be james bond number 10.

what are we on now? >> lawrence: 12. >> ainsley: 16. >> brian: go ahead? we have it? no we don't. a lot of other news going on in the world today. >> ainsley: are you jealous? >> brian: a little bit. the trump team telling ukraine to tone it down as it looks to make a peace deal with russia. >> peter: who does he think is more responsible for the russian invasion of ukraine? putin or zelenskyy. >> his goal, peter, is to bring this war to an end. ♪

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much of the world want dollars a one word answer to this question. listen here. who do you think is more responsible for the russian invasion of ukraine? putin or zelenskyy? >> his goal, peter, is to bring this war to an end. period. and there has been ongoing fighting on both sides. it is world war i style trench warfare. his frustration with president

zelenskyy that you heard is multifold. there needs to be a deep appreciation what the american people, the american taxpayer what president trump did in his first term and what we have done post. >> it comes after the editorial board criticized the deal that the u.s. has been pushing ukraine to sign titled trump is asking far too much pay back from war torn ukraine saying the contract demands natural resources, ports and infrastructure indefinitely as payback for u.s. military aid since the war began that would quickly add up to countless billions more than we have given ukraine. no press conference after general keith kellogg met yesterday. western officials said the u.s. is also fighting over the statement with other g-7 partners that would mark the anniversary of the invasion with

u.s. pushing to include some language that reflects losses on the russian side. some reports also indicated that there was u.s. opposition to calling russia the aggressor. vice president vance says this is about just the reaction to the president being serious about finding ways to end this war. >> when he walks into the negotiation, he says everything is on the table. and, of course, that makes the heads explode in the american media because they say why are you talking to russia? how are you going to end the war unless you are talking to russia? you have got to talk to everybody involved in the fighting if you actually want to bring the conflict to a close. >> now, ukraine claims yesterday that the u.s. has stopped selling weapons to ukraine as part of a pressure campaign. national security adviser mike walz says there has been a lag because of stock completion he did not confirm that allegation there, brian. >> brian: wow, that's interesting. so, jacqui, a lot of moving parts here. russia is actually very happy with the tone coming from the white house.

we'll see. this could be part of a phase of the negotiation. jacqui, thanks so much. general jack keane joins us now. retired four star general, fox news strategic analyst. chairman for the instituted of the study of war. general, what do you think president trump is doing in pushing back on zelenskyy like he is? how do we get to this point? >> >> well, i think it's regrettable that both presidents, you know, are lashing each other publicly when they both have the same common objective. and one is they both want to a peace agreement and two, they both want an independent, sovereign ukraine that's enduring and also its future security is protected. that's what the administration wants. and certainly that's what -- that's what zelenskyy wants. there is one person in this negotiation that doesn't want that. and that's putin. i think the lashing really started when zelenskyy overreacted that he was not invited to the meeting in riyadh when the trump negotiating team

met putin's negotiating team. the purpose of that meeting wasn't to get into the substance of negotiations. the purpose of that meeting was to confirm what putin had told president trump. yes, that he was interested in negotiations. well, we all know that putin games these things. he's a manipulator. and they wanted feel out are they serious or not? i think the jury is still out on that. they agreed to have another meeting. we will see if the russians are really willing to make some compromises here or likely there won't be a deal if they are not willing to make it. and then, i think the other thing that happened is the president got upset when zelenskyy pushed back on the deal over the minerals that jacqui was just speaking to. and the reality is zelenskyy is not opposed to the mineral deal. actually, he welcomes it. what he is opposed to are some of the terms of the deal.

is he coming back with a counter proposal, which is pretty much something that president trump is used to dealing with. in terms of negotiation. i think once that mineral deal is resolved, brian, this is in the rear view mirror. i know people are all spun up about it. the rhetoric on both sides. and the inaccuracies associated with. this i don't for a minute believe that president trump is making major, major concessions to the russians that are going to put ukraine at risk. the president understands full well what the issues are here. we cannot make ukraine more vulnerable as a result of some kind of a deal with the russians. i think -- and also i believe the president is very clear i'd clear eyedwho putin is. i have had conversations about it. know he is is he a liar and thug. he knows what he is after here in terms of manipulator he

believes in diplomacy and promoting the relationship so they can make progress with that adversary. that's a lot of what is happening here. >> brian: i'm going to be talking to president trump on the radio at 10:00 a.m. this morning. i will bring up all these things. and i know you have talked to him directly about everything that you just mentioned. the other big story yesterday -- and it's horrific. four bodies that were captured and kept as hostages were returned to israel yesterday. a 9-month-old. a 4-year-old and then you have the grandfather and then you have shiri bibas. it turns out it was not her body they cheered the cass gets leaving gaza. it turns out according to mike waltz last night the children were murdered. they weren't blown up by israeli bombs. six more to be released on saturday. but handing back someone they said was a young mom, who the israelis knew right away would

not be falling for that we're going to do forensic testing. what is your thought about this method for these terrorists? >> well, there is certainly no fairness associated with hamas whatsoever. i mean, these are savages. and they have got to be destroyed certainly they cannot continue to govern gaza. i still believe let's hope all the hostages get released to include those who are no longer alive. and but this phase 2, where the negotiations are struggling to get started with any substance, which means that the idf would leave permanently gaza. hamas would stands down in terms of its governance of gaza and disarm. those two things are on a collision course. i think we are going to see israel going back into gaza make certain the rest of hamas as a governing body fighting force

threan future governing body is dismembered. they still have thousands of fighters there. they want to finish that job. all hamas did by this horrendous act of theirs is further convince prime minister netanyahu and his team with the dorms do just that there's no living with these savages. you have to destroy them. and they no longer can remain in control of gaza. >> brian: kill a 9 month p month old and 4-year-old i don't want to hear your explanation. general jack keane, always great. thank you so much. have great weekend. >> yeah, you too, brian. you and the team. thank you. >> brian: all right. mean while talk to president trump about this and so much more. on sunday at 10:00, new time, amongst migrate roster of guests, kid rock is going to be joining me, charlie kirk is going to be with us. we are going to talk to david sacksy, ai crypto-currency caesar and wants to sell out the garden one of the great comedians in our country. we're going to help him do that

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>> good morning, everyone. happy friday it is cold across much of the country. negative one is what it feels like in bismarck. 10 in little rock. 14 in dallas. that's an improvement yesterday in dallas where you were at negative 7. coldest wind chills nut u.s. is frigid, it's dangerous, but there is some warmth on the horizon as we get through the weekends. so cold weather advisories far south as the gulf coast and

florida. those are your wind chills i will say hi to my friends real quick what's your name. >> my name is brook from texas. >> janice: who do you want to say hi to. >> my dad and grandfather watch every morning. >> janice: this family is from where? >> baltimore. >> janice: fantastic. >> thank you. >> say hi to anybody. >> uncle moose. >> thank you so much for coming out and weathering this and so cold. thank you. >> janice: put that on my resume what's your name. >> my name is auburn from houston, texas. so hello, hello to my daughter tyler out in houston. >> janice: thank you so much for coming. do you want to say hi to ainsley inside in the warmth. >> hi, ainsley. >> l.j. >> happy friday. >> you are doing a great job, guys. you really are. >> janice: this guy is going to do weather for me next week. >> ainsley: so nice come to out and visit. thank you, janice.

>> janice: bi. >> ainsley: democrat congresswoman aoc joining federal workers valleying against elon musk and donald trump cutting government waste. >> we have a sworn duty to this nation to resist oligarchy including any billionaire that tries to undermine our constitution. he thinks he has a bank account with a lot of zeros in it that it makes him some kind of super citizen. i don't think so. >> ainsley: outkick host tomi lahren joins us now with her reaction. hey, tomi. >> great to see you, ainsley. i think aoc honestly would go anywhere that there was a camera. but, i will tell you, it's really hard to garner the sympathy of most americans out there. when i never saw aoc protesting in the streets or so enthusiastic about those who had to close their businesses forcibly during covid. those that had to choose between employment and a vaccine that they didn't want during covid, or the thousands of people in my home state of south dakota that instantly lost their jobs on the

keystone xl pipeline when president biden closed that project within hours of being in office. i never saw her too enthusiastic or disgruntled then so please, aoc, spare me. >> ainsley: yeah i bet she will spend that $5,000 check that doge might release to her and many of those progressives will do the same. this is what was surprising to us. mayor pete, he came out looking more like a moderate. listen to this. >> if we were more serious about the actual values and not caught up in vocabularies and trying to cater to everybody only in terms of their particular slice of combinations of identity versus things like diversity would be actually an example of how we reach out beyond our traditional collision. >> ainsley: he said the democrats were too heavy handed basically and there is an article in the a.p. that says mayor pete might weigh running for senate or even for president. we will have to see about that. do they not have anyone else, tomi? >> well, they really don't. but i will tell you this.

mayor pete is smarter than minnesota democrats. at least he gets it that they have a messaging problem and a messenger problem. i would say beware, folks. it wasn't too long ago that a candidate biden stood on a stage with a bunch of radical democrats and preached to the moderate and we saw how that turned out. so it's great that he is recognizing the writing on the wall. i don't necessarily trust it. and if mayor pete is all they have to win back male voters. and to win young people, i think we're in a pretty good spot over on the republican side. >> ainsley: okay. thank you so much. you can watch new episodes of 100 days with tomi lahren, it airs fridays at 3:00 p.m. eastern time on fox nation. have a great weekend, tomi. thank you. >> thanks, ainsley. >> ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to carley. >> carley: ainsley, look at that video a manager at a wing stop in florida was arrested for allegedly throwing hot grease on two customers. this happened during a heated argument. the manager first threw ranch dressing at the customers and then moments later she grand the

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>> lawrence: so president trump honoring black history month with a white house celebration. take a moment to thank voters for their historic support. >> one of the big reasons i'm president today is because of the black vote. and i just -- and i always appreciate it. so, this is a very special time. it's black history month. we love you all. >> lawrence: here to discuss is virginia lt. governor winsome sears. thank you so much for joining the program. >> thank you, lawrence. thank you for having me. wasn't that great seeing the president do that? i mean, you know, they call the man a racist, a white supremacist, everything under the sun. but there is he loving on us. >> lawrence: it wasn't just about the love that was there and the spirit, but, when you

look at the support, it's been reciprocal, because when you look at the support when it comes to trump voters back in 2020, amongst black voters it was 8%. in 2024 i mean almost double with 15%. but then you go to black males specifically, from 13% to 25% in 2024. what is hang happening? >> i think what is -- it's always we know black voter are not this monolith everybody has to vote for the democratic party because they love us more. except that's not so. to me love means what is happening in my community are my children safe? are my children being educated are there jobs available? in fact, we saw none of that when you look at majority black neighborhoods it's not happening. so here you have a president, someone else who comes in and says what do you to lose? give me a chance? give me an opportunity and i will show you. that's how we won also in

virginia, i think that's why the democrats have wanted me to come to them to be part of their party? no, my principles say our children must be safe and secure. i want my taxes low, and, furthermore, i want the police to be able to move about so that we can be safe. >> lawrence: it is a message that definitely resonates with the people. you are acting the people of virginia and the commonwealth to give you a promotion for governor. james carville had some words about your race. let's watch it. >> the democrats are almost certain to win the virginia governor's race -- not almost, they are certain to win it. and they are certain to win the house of representatives back. and that's just a fact that you can look and see and trump is the lowest rated president at this point of any president in american history. >> lawrence: he said it's a fact that essentially you are going to lose your race and you would say to him? >> james, my man, do you have

some lottery numbers for me? because you seem so certain? except y you were certain before with biden and look where that got you. >> lawrence: it's true. >> i will just say my opponent has voted against building the wall. she has voted for amnesty, for criminal illegals, she has voted against qualified immunity to -- so so that the morale of our law enforcement will stay up. and pier personal possessions won't be subject to being taken from them because they are doing their job keeping us safe. i mean, she is running on the successes of a republican administration here in virginia. and, you know you're winning when your opponent is running on your success. so, people aren't going to change, you know, teams midstream. she was never at any of the tables when all the decisions were being made to get rid of regulations that would bring businesses here, cause job

creation. get rid of high taxes and put more money into people's pockets. these are not the ideologies that would have caused the success in virginia. and she is running on it. so, james, i see what you tried to do there because it's not going to work because the polls are showing that we are neck and neck and usually by this time, republicans in virginia are 10 points behind. right now, again, we are either neck or neck or i'm slightly ahead or slightly behind. so she is worried and she should be because all the successes are going to be continued by me, we're going to have more job creation, parents are still going to matter in their education. women will be women, and men will be men. and our children will be safe, more money in your wallet. that's all i have to say james. i will invite you to my inauguration. >> lawrence: powerful words from the lt. governor who hopes to be the governor of the commonwealth of virginia. it sounds like common sense to

me. that's how the former president became the president again. thank you, madam lt. governor. >> thank you and that's from an immigrant who has benefited so much from this great country. >> lawrence: that's right. we all have. more "fox & friends," next. ♪ am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management

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