grab him. he hid underneath a small car and was finally captured before being reunited with his family. >> just a rat. >> yeah, okay. i mean, i don't love chihuahuas, but they're not rats. oh. >> they're definitely not rats. they have rights. is that the end of it? yes. okay. kaylee. >> yes. so we will follow the chihuahua with a beaver. this is a massive beaver that was spotted in chicago south side in a local nonprofit. wants help naming it some of the leading contenders. south side, large marge and lori. lori. heavy foot. so i hope. this beaver sings karaoke as well as lori lightfoot. >> no large marge. >> this one will fight the crime. lori couldn't do it. lori heavy foot i like it. >> yeah, it is one big beaver. that's right. >> i wonder if brett seen a beaver. >> that beavers. >> ask him. >>

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everybody. it's 6:00 a.m. here in new york city. guess who's here today? dc has taken over. kevin corck and griff jenkins in for the weekend. we have a four hour show ahead of us. we'll have a lot of fun and great guests. guy: i hope i can give up to the great shoes that he has. there's a lot to talk about. rachel: sure s. charlie: absababsolutely. one is the confirmation of cash wow. they will taking control oe

media to bring it on in a message he gave hitting the ground running, reportedly ordering the relocation of at least a thousand people from dc headquarters to field offices across the contrivement >> i promise you the following, accountability inside the fbi and outside of the fbi and we'll do it with rigorous oversight starting this weekend. [ applause ]. >> i know the media is in here and if you have a target, that target is right here. it's not the men and women at fbi. you've written everything you possibly can about me that's fake, malicious, slanderous and defamatory. keep it coming and bring it on but leave the men and women in the fbi out of it.

they deserve better. anyone that wishes to do harm to our way of life and citizens here or abroad will face the full wrath of the department of justice and federal bureau of investigation. if you seek to hide in the corner of this country or planet, we'll put on the largest man hunt and find you and decide your end state, not you. we will uphold the constitution. we will uphold ourselves to the constitution. rachel: guys. griff: strong words. what's so fascinating about what kash patel had to say there is the message of the fbi from this day forward will return to its core mission of being transparent and accountable. accountability and to return to its roots of being the premier law enforcement entity in this country. when he had the other message that he wanted to let cops be cops, that's part of putting these agents back in the field, going after criminals and for

all the criticism he took, he's the ninth fbi director. only nine and they serve for ten year terms and if he's going for the core mission of the fbi back to accountability and being the best cops in the nation, then i think that's going to be a message that will resound across the rank and file, particularly after he's going after some of the leadership and we saw james comey and the others and that was an obvious target but he wants to go further than that, which is to make the country trust again and respect people when they see him when fbi is on their chest. rachel: you hit the nail on their head and fbi turned for the american people and the appointment and confirmation of kash patel selecting him to be there was a signal to the country, kevin. this is not the way this agency is used anymore to terrorize its own people versus go after the bad guys. kevin: can i just say i'm extremely proud of you for saying the exact word that i

think a lot of agents would say. terrorizing people, unnecessarily, this is rank and file folks that work for the bureau that you wouldn't know. you wouldn't see. they've been just as frustrated as millions of americans sing the direction. there's a big gap and it's fair to say in the feeling of washington between the rank and file is and some in leadership. so for a number of them, they feel very strongly that this is finally our opportunity to reclaim our mantle and something else too, rachel. moving agents out of dc is part of the broader administration to de-centralize washington. i for one as a westerner am thrilled about that because a big country out there, get them out of dc and send to alabama and send to colorado or whatever so they can do their job and that's be cops. rachel: anyone wondering why they're not doing that kind of stuff before. why they were embedding

themselves in january 6 and all the crazy stuff that we saw and, look, there's an fbi not finding pipeline bomber that was there. there was a lot evansville lot of business they didn't do and took people off child sex trafficking cases and i interviewed agents taken off child sex trafficking cases and put on january 6. just misallocation of priorities. griff: that change is effective yesterday and his message, bring it on. that's so consist with everything that president trump and incoming administration wanted to do for doge and we're going to talk about that and what the chainsaw. there's this theme, this really message going out to the country that we're not going to take it. his specific message was to the media because they said that he wasn't qualified. this is a guy that was on the counter terrorism team in the first trump administration in nsc. this was chief of staff at department of defense in the latter days of trump administration and he knows full

well he's inviting the criticism saying we're going to show you what we're doing and sling your arrows and interesting point that donald trump appointed in that cabinet for the most part. rachel: going for them and it's not the ringer and going for the media and they work for somebody who's been through everything so they're not going to be worried about what the media says and what kind of arrows are flying at them and they'll move forward with the mission and they have thick enough skin and enough experience to know it just doesn't matter. what matters is what the people think. kevin: keep eyes and ears on dni. she's been very quiet so far. keeping my eyes and ears on tulsi gabbard. rachel: i'm watching pam bondi. she's going to release the epstein list. can't keep up with this. kevin: israeli officials waiting the release of sixth hostage after hamas freed five others in the latest ceasefire exchange.

griff: in swap comes after israel confirm that had a body handed over earlier this week is that of hostage shiri bibas. reporter: overnight dramatic news about another hostage. those released are three hostages in their 20s taken from the music festival on october 7. also a 40-year-old and house and father captured that same day and two in their 30s held after entering gaza some ten years ago. the first release showing them in the usual propaganda-filled

manner by hamas militants and now israel and team watched to choppered to a hospital here in tel aviv just a few minutes ago. then handed over to red cross in another location in gaza. an extended ugly hamas photo opportunistic of wenkert and young men in their 20s looking thinner and gaunt and signs of illnesses they suffered in captivity and they're now in israeli hands. all the while at various locations across israel and families and loved ones of those freed watching nervously and joy as these folks are freed after more than 50 days of captivity and we understand some family members have already been reunited with some of the frees hostages. also overnight. hamas transferring what they said was remains of 32-year-old shiri bibas, the mother of little ari and kifir.

to the toddlers identified and said to be murdered in gaza and body of the mother turned out to be unknown women. israel confirms latest returned body is that of the mother. her family saying in a statement, shiri was returned home. benjamin netanyahu in a tv message calling for revenge against hamas. what president trump had to say to brine kilmeade in a radio interview about that. >> finishing for a terrorist organization trying to destroy you. are you okay either way? >> i really am. look, when you see what's happening here, it's a hard thing to say. you just want to know the condition of the hostages that they have. one group came in so bad and looked like it was concentration camp and i think they're trying to give the best ones first and the best ones are ones i'm seeing, they're in really bad shape.

reporter: again, as you folks noted, we're waiting for that sixth hostage to be released. also the exchange for israel for the six hostages freed today, some 600 palestinian prisoners from israeli prisons. that's high price but some great joy today. back to you. rachel: greg, that's a great report and i want to follow up on that sound between brian kilmeade and donald trump and that's fascinating and he's been sort of the question the whole way since october and how much do you prioritize getting the prisoners out versus the attacks on gaza and trying to root out hamas? so what is the sentiment in israel among israeli citizens? talking about the joy they're feeling having the hostages released but the sadness knowing there's still some there versus rooting out hamas. where do they want benjamin

netanyahu to fall on this question? reporter: negotiations between israel and hamas and other parties haven't even begun and certainly netanyahu and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu talking about the possibility that basically ditching that and going in and finishing off hamas and some of the others in the trump administration are calling for implementation of phase 2. this could string it out for weeks and could see all sorts of trouble ahead, rachel. griff: greg, i want to show our viewers here in new york the cover of the post today is the headline saying monsters, and

it's talking about hamas murdering israeli babies and bibas babies and has picture of when they paraded the bodies of the children in the streets, and i was struck because even antonio gutierrez, the secretary general of un tweeted about that moment saying that he "condemned it because it violated international law and completely disrespected the dignity of the death, in this case children and a baby". is there more discussion there in israel about that and where does it go? reporter: yeah, griff, this really hit home. the bibas family for many, many months becoming a symbol of the horrors of the hamas captivity, these israelis and others and in fact just in the last day or so, the confirmation that no, these kids, this family were not

killed in an israeli air strike but in fact were strangled, at least the kids we know, were confirmed to be strangled by their militant captors has really, really hit home. we're hesitant to show the video of those coffins being carried, but in that still that the post shows, coffins, large and small, being carried by the militants. can't get more serious and more touching and more moving for the israeli public to see this and to stiffen their resolve. first seeing the hostages, all of them free, but also to remove hamas as a major strategic threat, griff. griff: just despicable. kevin: yeah, really awful. before we let you go for this particular block, greg, i want to ask you about the islamic world. sometimes people try to make

this equivalency between hamas and islam. there's those that say that's not an accurate representation of their faith and yet i'm noticing that there seems to be some pushback even in the islamic world from what we've seen with the little babies. i mean, this was atrocious. are you hearing anything like that, especially from your perch overseas? reporter: we're seeing and hearing the arab nations don't have incredible warmth for the idea but they'd rather hamas not be there either. remember in the past day, there's been meetings between leaders of arab nations about reconstructing gaza in place for the president trump plan to renovate things and, yes, they are willing to go in there, spend money, rebuild, but we've heard from many officials that they do not want hamas in a leading -- in any kind of governing position. i think there's been some

distancing from that group, several arab countries as well and obviously you'll have extreme elements saying and doing extreme things, kevin. griff: sure thing. rachel: greg palkot. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. griff: you have dc in the house, we have to talk about what happened in dc yesterday at the white house with president trump taking a bunch of governors e dressing governors. many democrats and new york governor hochul in there as well as maine's governor, and they got on this new protection of female athletes and launching title 9 protection and he got into a heated argument with maine. >> i understand maine -- is the governor of maine here? are you not going to comply with it? >> i'll come play with state and federal laws.

>> well, we are the federal law. you better do it because you're not going to get any federal funding if you don't. by the way, your population, even though it's somewhat liberal even though i did very well there, your population doesn't want men playing in women sports. you better comply or you're not getting any federal funding. state of>> see you in court. >> good, i look forward to it. that should be a real easy one. and enjoy your life after governor because i don't think you'll be in elected politics. griff: wow. rachel: that was a crazy exchange and governor are in town and meeting with president trump tonight and there's a state dinner in honor of the garners at the white house and you saw that exchange and basically the governor of maine saying i'll see you in court and trump is like, yeah, bring it o. kevin: also called a smack down. rachel: it was a smack down. she went on to x putting out this statement saying "in america, the president is

neither a king or dictator as much as this one tries to act like it, and it is the rule of the law that preventing him from being so but do not be misled, this is not just about who can compete on the athletic field. this is about whether a president can force compliance with his will without regard for the rule of law that governs our nation. i believe he cannot". it's hard to believe after this election and after seeing the poll numbers on whether americans believe boys should take over girls sports. that she's going to -- this is the sword she'll fall on. kevin: i think the president makes an excellent point, which is this. see how well your constituents feel about you deciding that,

yeah, let's have boys play in girls sports. i don't know that'll play well in the 207. rachel: not at all. everybody is still just thinking about that beautiful shot of donald trump with all the little girls around and she's out of step and see what the constituents say in maine and about losing federal dollars. kevin: exactly. rachel: i think he means business and money talks. a virus discovered by researchers at same chinese lab accused of leaking covid-19 in 2020. new study by the wuhan institute of virology and potential for bat virus to spill over into humans remains to be investigative. cia and other u.s. agencies believe covid-19 most likely originated from that lab. but that's something china denies. we've all kind of known that.

all right. california governor newsom asking congress for nearly $40 billion in aid to help the state and its residents recover from the deadly wild fires. mayor karen bass decided to fire the la chief for not warning her about the risks before her trip to ghana. bass continues to be called out for pointing fingers at everyone but herself. >> we all know that a thousand fire fighters that could have been on duty on the morning the fires broke were instead sent home on chief crowley's watch. these actions required her removal. rachel: the city is moving forward with a full investigation of the fire storm and those are your headlines. griff: busy morning. more "fox & friends" ahead. be ready to fight back with emergen-c and for on-the-go immune support

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decades. whenever you tell someone that they're a victim or you tell someone they don't have the ability to learn, then they won't. rachel: presidential appointee for the social status of black men and boys is jack brewer, and he's a friend of ours. jack, welcome. >> great to be back. rachel: what's the tom topic of education and what do you expect and working closely with so many children that are marginalized and what can they expect over the next four years? >> first off, he's bringing brute back. i mean, you just saw the governor of maine and it's important for our kids to have stability as our job is to lead our kids and not to tell them to pick and choose whatever they want to do and so it's about

leadership and i think president trump is exemplifying that going back to the courtroom and we have kids that can't read and write and following this crisis and 71% of high school dropouts are finalists and it's about getting our families back and getting that accountability back and we talk about school choice but a lot of kids doesn't even apply to them because mom is working until 6 or 7:00 and dad is nowhere to be found. so we have to reestablish family before we can reestablish our education system, and i think that is something that people don't want to talk about. the root cause. kevin: yeah, why going to cpac to share this vision is so important. we're in the business, we get a chance to see it but for the folks that have never watched, why is that such an important aspect of this administration? jaire it's so important because you get so much coverage and

earned media and people from all over the world are paying attention to cpac. president trump, he really made his political career from the stage of cpac and this is a chance for us to speak as americans to the world and it's also a chance for folks all over our nation to hear about the policies and initiatives that matter. hear from the leaders and i've met so many people at cpac. matt and mercy done an incredible job putting together. you meet so many people and get to brainstorm on ideas that are going to affect this country. and i think that the overarching theme this year is this was not even act us. the bible tells us you'll know them by their fruit and i think the fruit of what president trump is doing and the fruit of what we're all doing to take our country back will only be seen by our great grandchildren and great grandchildren. that's what matters and it's about the future generations of

america and reestablishing the american dream. rachel: jack brewer, you're on the forefront of so many important social issues and the most important is fatherhood. we want to have you back talking deeper about how do we start with what you say, that foundational issue of family. how do we make that a priority. thank you for joining us and all the work you do at the jack brewer foundation. griff: thank you, jack. >> thank you, guys. god bless you guys and god bless fox. rachel: thank you. stat department fulfilling one of trump's biggest day one promises and latest move to crack down on criminal illegal migrants. that's next.

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and others as terrorist organizations. retired organizations and victor avila. thank you for getting up. knock better to talk about what president trump has done here designating tren de aragua, ms13, cartels as ftos and viewers may remember tragically you're with your partner killed on your way into mexico city and now all of the sudden the stakes are raised and pressure is on. claude why schein balm helping them go after u.s. cartels and how significant is this designation? >> very significant and great to see you again, griff. i agree with this list, 100%. this is the all inclusive list of these terrorist groups that by the way i've been advocating for them to be designated like this for many, many years including a lot of my colleagues. this is the game changer, griff. this is what we need today as you know the cartels have

evolved and they're not the same ones from 10, 15 years ago and they're terrorist organizations that have been terrorizing and killing americans but guess what, the mexican citizens as well and terrorized with extortion and kidnapping and murders and many, many other things the cartels are not involved with. what this does is obviously you're going to see the changes first of all with dod resources included working hand-in-hand with dhs but one of the most significant aspects of the designation is that we get to finally take the power away from the cartels and that's their money, seizing assets and bank accaccounts properties and everything they've obtained illicitly and take away their money and dismantle them at this level. griff: victor, we're getting it message from mexico's president sheinbaum, she doesn't want to allow any foreign countries to

have a presence to come in there at their will, meaning us. do we need to play the thousands upon thousands of grieving parents who lost their children to fentanyl coming from the labs and why is she showing any resistance and think she'd be on board and how is that plane in mexico? >> it makes no sense to me but if mexico should be doing what the u.s. is doing and declaring these organizations as foreign terrorist organizations and going for themselves and what it is and going to get rid of the evil doers and the president of mexico in a tough position because she's trying to appease her party and they're a far left party and at the same time she

has this person called donald trump putting a lot of pressure on her and she's trying to navigate that and diplomatic talks are happening right now and timeliness is coming close to expire on the 30 days and that president trump gave them. and we'll see what mexico makes here because i think they have no choice. griff: she better get on board because president trump put those cartels on notice and he'll go one way or another. great insight. thank you very much. have a great weekend. >> you too, thank you. griff: all right. coming up, doge's winning week in the courtroom. that's next. ah mornings! cough? congestion? i'm feeling better. all in one and done... with mucinex kickstart. aaaaaaaaaaaaa. - headache? - better now.

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the courts siding with elon musk. can i tell you my favorite case is the catholic church going up against a u.s. catholic bishop's council saying you better give us the money and elon musk winning in that case. it's up for apeople and talk to us about that and cases that are relevant. >> absolutely. the big picture with the doge lawsuits are that many people on the left don't like the idea of what president trump and elon musk are doing but legally speaking, there's not a strong argument against why they cannot do that and sergely many people support president trump and he ran on this campaign promise to cut out waste of the federal government. the lawsuits primarily focus on ideas they're a privacy act or other sensitive investigation-type systems or that elon musk doesn't have the authority to do this job and he's not senate approved.

and essentially we've seen many of these lower court judges, even ones that were appointed by democrats and disagree at least with the preliminary stages and certainly there's a lot of momentum for doge and the legal arguments behind these moves are very strong. rachel: changing the name to doge and giving elon musk authority to do this. can you talk to me about the u.s. council -- bishop's council case against elon musk ands trump administration? >> the case essentially involves the idea that the president retains this authorize to make broad decisions regarding these funds that go for congress

dictating the funding and that goes from the white house and he's entitled to have advisers that give him advice about how to handle that. elon musk is not acting independently for the white house here and he is at behest opportunistic them. i as we know, so much of that has to do with the children that have been lost, 300,000 of them which so many of ngos in the catholic church are complicit and what's happened to the catholic church. katie cheryl: c cherkowski, thar joining us.

griff: against a new trial for menendez brothers and response from 2023 court petition filed on behalf and argues new evidence for their father and reason for a case to be tried again and brothers found guilty of killing par parents in 1996. kevin: stanley delayed from bringing the motion from 20 2015-2023. in certain respects, it's not admissible. which is why we collude in our informal response that the court should deny the current maybous petition. >> we're profoundly disappointed by the remarks and tore up new circumstantial evidence discredited the trauma they experienced and justice system filled ere and i can lyle in and continues -- eric and lyle in

and continues to now. keith kellogg was in talks with zelensky and president trump says a deal for u.s. access to ukraine's rare earth minerals is pretty close and sources telling fox news that the mineral rights deal is nearly done. remaining for another week cpi vatican won't lead the sunday prayer for a week and post medical team and france is "fine and his condition is not life threatening". he's not out of danger. the latest warning and new york arch bishop cardinal doe leeanne joining us and sending prayers for the pope's full recovery and he'll have an inside track on the pope's health.

those are your headlines. let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for fox weather forecast and, rick, i can confirm it is indeed cold here in new york. reporter: cold everywhere and must have been so cold everywhere and all the rain and everything flooded or froze because of the cold air and it's still here and barely hanging on and massive changes coming this week. watch what's about to happen last tuesday morning in bismarck, north dakota and it was 29, that's an # 7 degree temperature -- negative 9 and that's an 87 degree temperature swing and this is about to change for everybody. heading to monday, the entire country looking at temperatures above average and i want to give you a look now at march through may outlook here and expecting to see above average temperatures across the south and east coast, which will feel great for so many people and cooler across parts of the pacific northwest and seeing

rain right now and long term forecasting isn't a perfect science and what things are looking like at this point and maybe more rain continuing in parts of ohio valley and great lakes and drier than normal across the southwest. griff: tax season around the corner and president trump looking to replace the irs with a new system. how it could work to save your money. that's coming up. it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. it's your life's passion. it's your home. belfor, restoring more than property.

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kevin: welcome back, everybody. 51 minutes after the hour and howard lutnick outlining the presidents' plans to replace the irs with a tariff-based s. listen. >> donald trump announced internal revenue service and his goal is very simple to abolish, his goal to abolish the internal revenue service amid all the outsider's pay. cruise ships. every see a cruise ship with an american flag on the back and flags of liberia or panama. none of them pay taxes. none of them pay ta taxes and ey

soup eric -- super center. no taxes and this will end under donald trump. kevin: if you vice president heard, howard, he's like the pied piper of economics. here's a question for you this morning. how would all this work? joining us is heritage reigns leading search fellow ej antoni. >> quick shot at it and how might this play out in practical terms? >> the supreme court had to change in 1913 for the income tax to exist and the federal government funded itself exclusively with tariffs so not only can this be done, it already has been done in the past.

kevin: let's play a little devil's advocate here. if you want reciprocal tariffs, we'll charge you 300% for dare and i charge us 300% dairy. the problem is you'd stay restrict trade from great partners and not so grade partners. >> president trump didn't pull the 25% tariff rate on canada out of thin air. looking attar riffs they have in place and nontariff barriers like quotas, it's a 25% rate on dairy and automotive parts and that's a penalty on the american dairy farmer and factory worker. what president trump is doing is trying to get that reciprocity. now, if can can catapulteds to make the trade war worse ask

worse and only 10% going to canada and vast that jordyty of canadian exports have to come here. a trade war results in to two losers and it's the difference between the recession for them and economic speed bump for us. rachel: yeah, and they recognize that and daniel smith does and i had a chance to shat with doug smith this week and they get that and don't want to get into the prolonged back and forth economically with the united states of america. i'm curious as taxpayer, does that mean i get to keep my whole check? that's topic for another time. we're out of time. great to have you with us. so much we appreciate your explanation, ej antoni with us here this morning on "fox & friends". don't go anywhere. we have a lot more "fox & friends" coming up including next hour's headlines. griff jenkins, rachel campos-duffy, more "fox & friends" continues.

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