>> lawrence: it's friday, 8 a.m. on the east coast, friday, february 21. this is "fox and friends." president trump set to speak at cpac as elon musk goes viral for his push to cut spending literally. >> brian: kash patel laying out his mission to rebuild the fbi, what is first? >> ainsley: budget blueprint after 10-hour vote-a-rama, what this means for the president's agenda. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. >> lawrence: tomorrow, president trump will speak at cpac. >> brian: trump's appearance after elon musk viral moment when he showed up at political conference given to him by the arge

argentinian president. >> lawrence: jackie ibanez has details. >> if the president's appearance is anything like president trump, it will be lively. take a look. ♪ >> this is the chain saw for bureaucracy. [cheering] >> musk said the government accountability office is estimating annual fraud in neighborhood of 500 billion per year. he found lack of empathy for the taxpayer. democrats continue to cast musk as democracy. bureaucrats are the issue. defe defending layoffs saying workers who have been let go rarely admit poor performance and defended doge. >> can take apart complex

computer instruments and put them back blindfolding. what you are going to hear, they can't be -- they can't say there was big mistake. >> the white house is weighing a plan to return some of doge's savings to the taxpayers saying portions can go to good use elsewhere. >> way it works, when you achief savings, you can return to taxpayers, return to our debtors or it can be cycled into next year's budget and lowers overall baseline for next year. >> house speaker mike johnson stressed bringing down the deficit, comparing it to paying off a credit card. guys. >> ainsley: elon said it is essential, not optional, he said this is no different than a person who overspends and has credit card debt, usually goes

into bankruptcy if you spend what you don't have. >> brian: expenditures with no label or destination. now you have exposure by doge who is doing this and what you have is cabinet secretaries saying, police do us first. treasury says come on in, we have education says whcome in a pentagon, pete hegseth said i need a look here, i need increase in spending, i don't want to extend contracts we don't need. >> lawrence: that is unusual. people that run different agencies want more money. they go to congresses fighting to get a bigger piece of the pie. they are doing it differently here. they are saying come find waste and abuse and we want to redirect money allocated to those programs that matter.

one thing misreported about the pentagon, they think they are going to cut 8%. pete hegseth said cut 8% and redirect to programs of war fighting, which is different than initially reported. >> ainsley: it is reesh fromming. we've known this was happening for decades. big agencies want to spend everything in their bank account because next year they want to ask for a bigger budget. they spend on waste. elon is going through and letting us know and being transparent. he said, this isn't political. a certain point, there was no choice. actions we're taking with support of prosecute and agencies will save medicare and social security. >> brian: here is elon musk. >> people ask what is most surprising thing you have encountered when you go to d.c. i said, most surprising thing is

the scale of the expenditures and how easy it is to -- just when you add caring and c competence, where it was absent before, you can save billions of dollars, sometimes in an hour, like -- yeah. it is wild. it is just shows they lack empathy for the average taxpayer working hard, paying taxes and they say, million dollars doesn't matter. i think it matters a lot, what are you talking about. >> brian: it matters a lot, it is not your million. en entrepreneur knows how much pressure is on them and to earn it. if you have a million dollars and 500,000 goes to a dead-end program, i still get paid anyway. being a shareholder in a company you work in is perfect scenario,

how do people care about something that i have no financial stake in except for patriotism? >> lawrence: seems like elon musk has become the comptroller for the country. looking at financial statements and doing audits. typically you have congress supposed to be doing that, they clearly have not been doing that, they allowed it to get out of control. when you listen to the left, they are saying elon and the president don't have compassion because of workers losing their be jo. i have compassion, i don't want anybody to lose their job and not be able to provide for their family. there need to be more compassion for our money if it is not something that builds up the country, not essential, those programs have to go. some jobs, people are going to lose their jobs. >> ainsley: when you get fired from a job, you get paid two weeks, maybe a severance package.

they are allowing them to get a paycheck through september. they can go out and get other jobs now and get two paychecks through september. if you knew you were going to get slashed, it was smart to take that. that was generous of donald trump and his administration to offer that. 79 million could be given this 5000 check each. progressives saying they don't want it, they will spend it when it comes in the mail, right? >> brian: illegal immigration, numbers are down. border patrol outnumber the number of illegal border crossers. ice, starting in los angeles for the first time, is to get illegal criminals out. when it comes to businesses, how do you clamp down on them to get more americans in the job

market? one message was e-verify. others is individual states coming down with penalties if you hire illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: montana is saying if you hire illegals you could face major consequences, arguing hiring illegals harms the american worker because they are taking american jobs. if you violate the job, you lose your license, it allows ag's to have money to make sure the law is followed and people who are negatively impacted by hiring illegals to sue. >> lawrence: having employers that are knowingly coming in and bringing in illegal aliens, who they know should not be in our country and they should not be hiring them and they are intentionally doing that, there need to be stiff penalties, four years from now, we might be

sitting in a situation where we have a democratic president that will undo trump's border policy and bring back biden's border policy. i think about that sometime. i feel sorry for some illegals, they were lied to from the biden administration, they told them they could come into the country and get jobs and it was okay to stay. that is not true. we have laws on the books and we have a president enforcing those laws. he is not making new law, he's enforcing everything on the books before. the cartel is on the run. that has not happened in decades. >> brian: ms-13 declared terrorist organization, tren de aragua, tda, same thing, we can go after them like we can go after al qaeda and isises and now we have cooperation with the mexican military. in two years, we'll be talking

about work visas, we need workers, we just need to organize it. keep our first line draft picks from stanford and university of pennsylvania here rather than send them back to their country. >> ainsley: we live in new york, there are a lot of people on work visas, we have their paperwork, they are paying accident tas and families need them to work for them. they are doing it the right way. illegal border crossings down 93%. average daily crossing last february under biden 3000 per day. in february, it is 359 per day. >> lawrence: i will say this, i find it troubling what is happening in los angeles. tom homan's group, ice, the u.s. gregg gregg marshall marshal service are targeting criminal aliens,

you have activists notifying them on bullhorns. what are you thinking? there has to be some criminal punishment, this is not free speech to notify criminals when cops are coming. it is like a lookout. are you part of the enterprise? i expect pam bondi to go after these people. she said the people doing leaking, homeland security secretary kristi noem says they will get lie detector teflts to prove who is leaking information to criminals. >> ainsley: they are interfering with an investigation and if you know someone is here illegally and don't report it, that is considered a crime, right? if you know someone murdered their mom and you did not report it, you are compliceant, too. >> lawrence: fox news alert. senate voting to approve president trump's 340 billion budget plan after all night

vote-a-rama that ended early this morning. chad pergram will break it down for us. >> chad: 8 hours and 50 minute marathon voting session. this proposal is nonbinding, it does not spend or cut any money. they had to go through this it is about the math. you need 60 votes to overcome filibuster, there are only 53 republicans. this is a step they had to get the proposal through to use budget reconciliation and bypas a filibuster. senate moved and has blueprint in place. problem now is what the house of representatives will do. house has a different plan, including tax cuts, senate bill did not. question is whether house of representatives can move that

forward. in order to have budget reconciliation plan to avoid filibuster in place, house and senate have to pass the same budget blueprint and they are working across purposes. senate has a plan, it is unknown if the house can put something together. they have to get the same proposal together at some point in the future. >> lawrence: you and i have been talking back and forth and i'm trying to learn procedures and people call the bird rule. for audience to understand, what does that mean? >> chad: bird rule is named after robert bird, the majority leader. he put proposals in a budget reconciliation package, has to be fiscal in nature. you can't put policy in there, has to deal with money, taxes, maybe healthcare. you can't put money in there.

you go in with different proposals and have the bird bath, things lopped out are called in senate corn point humor, bird droppings. it can not add to the deficit. you have to have a house proposal and be on the same page. couple ways you can get this together. conference committee in a congressional blender and go back to house and senate and pass this merge version here, this conversation report or another option called parliament ping-pong. this is senate passes a bill like they did last night and pong it to the house and the house passes something and they pong it back to the senate and do back and forth pinging and ponging until you get the same bill. we'll see what they decide to do.

>> lawrence: i'm used to the white board, the ping-pong is pretty good, chad. i know they have a bill they are working on and likelihood of it passing is high. you have house, they were upset because they wanted to do one, beautiful bill. they don't necessarily have votes for that, right? >> chad: that is right, nicole malliotakis talked about -- i brought my props, salt, reduction for state and local taxes, is that in there and is it enough? is it conservative enough? republicans might say we're not cutting spending and i should note rand paul from kentucky only one who voted no on the republican side of the aisle, he said, this is not real and some doge cuts are not real. they need to send a proposal, and rescind spoending and make

cuts. this is a glorified press release, it is about the math, they have narrow margin in the house of representative. >> lawrence: always about the math and props, you made it easy to understand this morning because you had those. thank you for joining the program. >> have a good morning. >> lawrence: carley. >> carley: hand-eye coordination. so many talents i can only dream to have. the pope is showing signs of slight improvement in the hospital while battling pneumonia in both lungs. he is alert and got some work done after having a good night. officials say his heart remains stable, it will take time to determine if his treatments were

staying. his hospital stay could last up to two weeks. a passenger from the delta airlines crash is providing shocking details about the terrifying ordeal, the florida man says he is still processing it all. >> flying through the air, bodies jolted around between hitting the window and hitting the gentleman next to me, start thinking this is it and you start thinking about your loved ones, my wife, my children. >> carley: all understandable. delta is offering all 80 passengers $30,000 for the incident. the cause is under investigation. to the hockey game that had everybody talking. canada defeating team u.s.a. 3-2 in thrilling overtime securing first four nation faceoff total.

mcdavid scored the winning points. president trump spoke and had this to say. they have to become the 51st state. you heard the people booing the national anthem, they will be praising the national anthem. i like the oh, canada, governor tr justin trudeau. >> carley: canada prime minister reacting and saying, you can't take our country and you can't take our game. that is how that shaped up. lawrence. >> lawrence: the prime minister needed a win, happy he finally got a win. >> carley: that's right. >> lawrence: southern class there. great game, thanks, carley. >> lawrence: trump administration issuing new warning after israel says one body released yesterday was not the young mom shiri bibas.

bret baier will weigh in on that next.

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the trump administration has a new warning for the terror group. >> it's horrific, clear violation and if i have one piece of advice for hamas, you need to release her body immediately, if i were them, i would release everybody or face total anileation right now. >> ainsley: here is anchor of special report, bret baier. good morning. terrible story . they were the faces of october 7, because they were babies involved. the body is back and it is not hers. whose body is it? what happens because they violated the ceasefire? >> bret: we don't know whose body it is, they saw and confirmed the other three, including hard to believe nine-month-old and

four-year-old, who were murdered according to authorities in israel and u.s. you have israeli prime minister netanyahu saying hamas will pay the price for what he called brutal and malicious acts in violation of the ceasefire. i heard general jack keane saying his bet is idf will go back in if they don't see real action. this comes after president trump said all hell would break loose if all hostages were not released last saturday. we saw some released, they were not all released. they had spectacle of the small coffins, which even arab leaders had to weigh in on because it was so heinous in the world's eyes. >> ainsley: who could kill a baby when you look at the pictures, so evil and heartless to do that. see those cofins leaving from

red cross and they were cheering and some kids in gaza were cheering and we exchanged terrorists or israel did for body of babies. donald trump said all hell will break loose. what does this look like from the world stage, bret? >> bret: the depravity and brutal nature of hamas is up and open and anybody who is defending hamas has a really hard time in the wake of babies' koffins. israel is emboldened to go back in if they have to. they want to get all hostages who are alive back and all the bodies back. we may be at a point this is going to tip the other way. >> ainsley: final stages of ceasefire and final six hostages supposed to be released tomorrow. james carville was on with sean

last night and argues trump collapse is your honor yooway and telling democrats to sit back, play possum and watch. listen to this. >> just sit there, play possum, let them go, let them go, poll numbers are declining, the collapse is already underway, let's see when they put medicaid budget and 4.5 billion trillion of tax cuts to wealthy people. let the ball come to you, we don't need to be agresive now. >> ainsley: it is not factual, poll numbers are not declining. what is your reaction? >> bret: a lot of what has happened so far and speed it has happened has been well received. after four years of waiting for things to transpire, this president signed 73 executive orders in first four weeks, more than 300 executive actions and a

lots is considered positive. what james carville is talking about, things in the ether what it means for medicaid and medicare. he points to virginia specifically. there are federal workers in northern virginia. remember this past election, virginia almost went republican, despite considered purplish blue. so it is interesting to see the prognostication because democrats are trying to hold on to something that they can say this is it. this is the moment. >> ainsley: what do you think will happen in terms, he's saying democrats will take virginia and winsome sears is running for governor, she says, be my guest, i'll invite them to my inauguration. >> bret: yeah, she's impressive candidate and has blessing of popular governor youngkin. we're a long way from the

midterms, but it does depend on what congress can do. executive orders are significant and make big trans formational changes. they are only good until next president. big changes that stick around forward, this stuff is codified into law and what budget looks like they have been fighting about. i don't have kalt or props ping-ponging, he's got us covered and it is something to watch with majority. >> ainsley: i have assault i'll give to you next time i see you. thank you, bret, have a great weekend. kash patel laying out mission to the fbi, what is first on the agenda? trey gowdy tells us.

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>> janice: hello, friends, it is cold outside. i have maps to prove it. take a look. temperatures well below zero or feeling like that, as far south as texas with temperatures in teens, below freezing, below zero and cold today. things will get better tomorrow, sunday and monday. much of the country will be bathed in warmth, get through today. temperature difference here, 13 in dallas on thursday. 67 on monday. we will take it and we will love it. here is your forecast today, quiet across the map. cold is the biggest story. could see showers over texas and louisiana, and northwest, in for more rain and mountain snow heading into next week. another atmospheric river setting up for tuesday in

coastal areas and we'll see mountain snow. not bad and they need rain out here, we're in deficit over washington and oregon state. the profile, march through may, not too bad, maybe above average for mid-atlantic and northeast, i think that is pretty awesome, don't you? >> lawrence: of course, jd, my state is back. >> janice: it is happening. >> lawrence: these temperatures don't belong in texas. >> janice: take full credit, okay. >> lawrence: thanks, i give you credit the first time. >> janice: love you, of course. lawrence love you back. kash patel expected to be sworn in after being confirmed yesterday. he wants to rebuild trust in the fbi while explaining "to those who seek to harm americans, consider this your warning, we will hunt you down in every corner of the planet."

su "sunday night in america" host trey gowdy joins me now. i know you don't like to brag on yourself, i saw a turn. when you came on tv and you said, listen, i'm going to tell you why they don't like kash patel, he was behind uncovering the russia hoax. once you said that, i noticed a change in moderates on capitol hill, what say you? >> trace: i don't have that much influence, they won't give me shots i'm entitled to when we play golf. i value when they say, you worked with him two years, they deserve credit for doing their research. i have stayed in know cotact with him and kash patel media portrays is so far from reality. he's going to do a fantastic

job, even for people not pulling for him. >> lawrence: democrats issued warning about kash, here they are. >> going to rue the day, be haunted by this vote when kash patel implements his enemy list, they will hope they are not on it. >> kash has proven himself to be wildly vindictive partisan. when around donald trump, kash patel has proved him to be sick fantic suck-up. >> lawrence: if that is characterization of kash, that is good, fbi is already targeting opponents. >> kash patel will get back to gang activity, get out of d.c., the notion of schiff talking about justice and fairness is

more than i can handle. kash patel will let's good cops be good cops and talk about evil, what is evil is man in lexington buying a gun and executing nine black christians because fbi botched a background check. u.s.a. gymnastics allowing little girls being sexually abused and not investigating. missing tip in parkland high school shooting and letting students be killed. that is old fbi administration. don't tell me kash patel is evil when you have done what you have done for the last decade. >> lawrence: i miss trey gowdy being chair of the committee. we got a little bit on "fox and friends" and you can get more sunda "sunday night in america" on 9 p.m. thank you.

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kille ki killer luigi will be in court and we could learn when he will stand trial. >> ainsley: chanley painter is here with the latest. >> chanley: the accused murderer will be in state court this afternoon, judge is expected to check in for update on exchange of evidence in the case and possibly set a trial date. the 26-year-old is accused of gunning down unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson in an acts meant to send a message to the healthcare industry. a legal fund has raised half a million dollars for his expense. the give, send fund raiser is now being promoted on mangi on the mangioni's website and

includes message of gratitude from the accused killer himself. on he has pleaded not guilty and faces charges in pennsylvania where he was captured and the former valedictorian, faces charges including possibility of death penalty. next court date is mid-march. >> lawrence: i'm curious, the victim's family, are they entitled to the funds in civil court? >> chanley: solely raised to go to the defense and they are promoting people to donate to this privately funded group on give-send website. >> ainsley: feels like they are cheerleading murder, giving him money to defend himself.

>> chanley: they are couching it as though they agree defendants have right for defense. he comes from a family of money, people are torn here. >> ainsley: i'm not torn. >> lawrence: this guy was a father who came from nothing and murdered in cold blood. >> ainsley: over to carley. >> carley: check out this wild new dash cam video obtained by fox news that shows two honduras an migrants. this happens back in october and turns out one of them got out of jail thanks to sanctuary laws. one prosecutors by restricting law enforcement ability we are undermining public safety. amazon founder jeff bezos asking who they think should be the next007, after mgm paid for creative control of the james

bond franchise. >> i admire your luck, mr. -- >> bond, james bond. >> carley: we ask you who you think the next james bond should be, you did not disappoint. linda said robert downey jr. good idea. and chris hemsworth and another viewer says my first thought, lawrence jones, second thought lj, and third thought lj, as well. >> ainsley: i agree with you, linda. >> carley: you would do a wonderful job. >> lawrence: i can't act. you see my face on the couch. >> ainsley: the black hawk and the horse interviews kristi noem. >> lawrence: that is me being a texan. we can work on my british accent. >> lawrence: i'm terrible at it,

pearl is from england what about jane bond? >> do you know who henry caville is? ted said that is who it should be. >> ainsley: jane bond, would you watch it? guys would watch if she is like a model. >> lawrence: of course. >> ainsley: i still vote for you, lawrence. are we talking about brian. brian is going -- interviewing donald trump on radio and doing a promo and will be right back. we had a spoof for him, too, carley. can we show it? do we have time? there it is. >> lawrence: i like it. 008. >> carley: i love it, perfect. >> lawrence: look at him, he would love that. >> ainsley: he got jealous, carley. >> lawrence: we love, you brian. >> ainsley: team u.s.a. might

not have come out on top in overtime, did not stop miracle on ice star from firing up players before the game. >> lawrence: check in with dana perino dp. >> dana: you brought up horses, which hand you hold the reigns in. >> lawrence: listen, i've had this debate since i was younger, they have told me this, it is more comfortable for me. >> dana: how do you rope and ride? >> dana: left hand so you can rope. >> ainsley: okay. >> dana: you had a great show, thank you. >> ainsley: won't do that again. >> dana: end week like we started it, with doge cutting out debt. israel deciding what to do as brit hume substitute dead body for remain of hostage they promised to return, there will be hell to pay, they say. 51 state lives to fight another

day. we'll show you what happened when we get going. see you then.

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game. >> ainsley: captain of the 1980 miracle on ice was at that game last night serving as the honorary captain and sharing this inspiring message right before the game. >> when you put that jersey on, it separates yourself. this is a big deal. and you will send a message to how far we've come in this country and the type of players that we have. you are so damn good. embrace it, enjoy it. this is special. >> ainsley: mike joins us now. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> ainsley: we saw gretzky represented canadien as a captain and you represented the usa. during the national anthem i saw the guys. tell us what is going through their mind before the game. i saw many of them getting pumped up. not singing with it. very focused and moving back and forth. what is happening in that

moment? >> i think just you said it exactly. they focused and ready to play. this is a dream for all of them to put that usa jersey on and to be able to play in that incredible building last night. it was deafening in there. it was great for the sport of ice hockey, great for american ice hockey and unfortunately we didn't get the results we wanted but wasn't for lack of effort or pride of playing. you are playing against a great country with great players. just the atmosphere in that building in that game is just a tribute to the players that we have and i was honored to be part of it. i came home and had about 140 messages. still trying to respond back to people and i didn't even play in the game. it was just great hockey. i can't wait for the winter olympics in italy. another great challenge for those countries. >> lawrence: that speech that you gave was powerful. it got me fired up. you have given a lot of speeches as a captain.

was this one different? >> well, i don't get a chance to talk to too many professional athletes. it was a little different. one of the things i believed in and said it since 1980. my opinion, other than being a police officer, firefighters or somebody in the military no greater feeling than putting oh than a usa jersey. it is in the olympic games. summer and winter in world championships and world cups. you put a usa jersey on you are playing for more than your hometown and friends. i wanted those guys to understand that. trust me, they understand it from the beginning. these guys have many have played usa on their jersey before as well. >> ainsley: heartbreaking to lose in overtime but the scene in rocky when salone says you'll fall down and you have to get up

and keep going. you will win some and lose some. the sport has come a long way. >> amazing how far it's come. i was on a podcast not long ago. in 1980 maybe 2% of the hockey players in the national hockey league were american. in 1996 the world cup team the percentage was 19% americans in the national hockey league. right now i think it's 38 or 37%. players will coming from across the country now. arizona, st. louis, florida, california, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota. now the growth of the sport not only our men but women as well. our women are growing and growing and it is great for the game. >> lawrence: it was a great game and you kicked it off for a great speech. thank you for watching. >> bill: thanks. 9:00 here in new york. they are beating the drum on doge yet again. president tr