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>> steve: it is 8:00 in new york city. a beautiful 40 degrees, not so bad. welcome to tuesday, february 25 -- >> ainsley: wait, what tuesday is it? >> ainsley: texas tuesday. show your boots, brian refuses to participate. doesn't celebrate halloween, never dressed up. >> steve: these boots are made for walking, pete hegseth will head to "guitar hero" -- gitmo. >> brian: plus, one step closer

to peace in ukraine, president trump will meet with president zelenskyy. >> this is the beginning of an effort to stop the carnage. >> brian: a lot of moving parts and i'm heading to washington, d.c. to ask marco rubio today what will happen next and we will watch that on the show tomorrow unless images don't stick. after radio going to take the train. >> lawrence: going to be good. remember this video showing empty office building, employees are back and rebekah koffler w kelly loeffler will give us a first-hand look. >> ainsley: remember, your mornings are better with friends. >> steve: and boots. >> lawrence: like it is friday with ainsley. defense secretary pete hegseth is traveling to guantanamo bay where a dozen criminal migrants are being held. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is

live with the details. >> griff: secretary hegseth is heading south and will have laura ingraham in tow, something to watch. they will visit the migrant center at guantanamo bay. officials confirm 17 high threat illegal aliens are being held there. not highlighting what crimes make them high threat. we know interior ice arrests are up 130%, including convicted murders, people on the terrorist watch list, members of tren de aragua and ms-13. the migrants taken to gitmo have been repatriated to their country or third-party countries willing to take them. dhs secretary kristi noem says they just saw the lowest single apprehension day in over 15

years. we only had 200 encounters at the border. biden administration, we saw 16,000 encounters. to have that drop is change of policy. setting that record, lowest number in 15 years, is remarkable. >> griff: another day border officials are talking about gotaways plummeted. border czar tom homan says they used to see 1800 per day in 2023. they had one day they saw 48 across the entire 2000-long southern border. >> brian: must be unthinkable for you, griff jenkins, you have never seen anything like this. >> griff: never seen anything like that. and the 48 gotaways on single day is what everybody is talking about in border world. that happened because we shifted from under the biden administration, border patrol agents were babysitting, trans

porting, changing diapers, they are not doing that, they are chasing down people that try to evade border officials. >> lawrence: got to ask breaking news about the federal agents being targeted, have you heard anything from the administration? you and i both have friends in those departments, this isific ary business. >> griff: not only risky business, i stay fair and balanced, i tweeted that, it is outrageous, putting targets on agents backs and putting lives in danger. we got a tweet from kristi noem's press secretary saying they will pursue this to the strongest degree and prosecute people putting that out, it is against the law, dangerous and has to stop.

>> steve: it does indeed. >> ainsley: interfering with law enfor enforcement. >> steve: federal offense. >> ainsley: and laura ingraham will be at gitmo with pete hegseth. >> steve: president trump is pushing for ceasefire in ukraine, he says the united states is close to coming to terms on rare earth mineral deal with president zelenskyy. >> brian: senior white house correspondent peter doocy join us with details. he might be visiting this week. >> peter: he might. and president trump and french president macron agree fighting in ukraine could be over in a matter of weeks. the idea is that european troops would move in as deterrent. >> he will accept, i asked him that question. >> peter: putin said he and

trump have not discussed european troops as peacekeepers, trump reiterated they want to work on a rare earth mineral deal. some rare earth minerals the u.s. want may be in parts of ukraine currently controlled by russia. >> president trump: will be meeting with president zelenskyy, he may come in this week or next week to sign the agreement. they are close to a final deal, deal with rare earths and various other things and he would like to come to sign it. >> peter: we piece this together, zelenskyy and trump meeting will be at the white house this week or next week before a trump-putin meeting which would happen in a third-party country. when fighting stops, president trump says he is open to having putin visit the united states or

going to moscow himself. >> steve: that is the headline, if a peace deal is reached, our president could go to russia to shake hands with that guy. >> peter: that will be a test of our expense system to see if hotels in moscow are listed. >> brian: very good. >> steve: you talking about fox accounting? >> peter: yeah, i never tried to expense anything in russia. >> steve: have you been to russia? >> peter: no. >> steve: didn't you take russian in high school? >> peter: i did. [speaking russian] >> brian: we can always ask tucker, he was in russia and talked to vladamir putin. here is a couple things. vladamir putin yesterday in his three-hour speech, a disaster for him, nothing short, he said we have rare earth and i would

like to cut a deal with the u.s. on aluminum. that is tapping into the profile of donald trump, how do you get his attention? get a deal, do it on business and help the economy. that resolution backing that up not putting blame on either side, clearly belongs with russia, was jarring to see us on same side as north korea and china. >> lawrence: i don't think it is for the purpose to take the side of russia. the president made it clear he understands russia started the war and he stands with the ukrainian people. for purpose of negotiation he does not want to condemn them trying to pursue peace right now. it is untraditional, there is a reason he's been able to get both to the negotiation table. >> ainsley: donald trump says no more killing and he said

vladamir putin told him he did not want any more war. >> brian: here is the key. if european troops are in, u.s. will not put troops in. will the u.s. back up if russia goes in again like they keep doing, crimea, and breached that deal and said they were not going to and they did again. if they go in and trip wire with uk and french forces, will we back them up? that is what they are asking donald trump to commit. would u.s. forces back up nato forces if they are attacked? >> lawrence: i think the president would make the statement, we have our vested interest now with minerals and i think that is what he's trying to establish there. no u.s. interest before when you look from american people st

standpoint. we have our cash there by extension, now it is an american interest. >> steve: when you think about it, donald trump is tr transactional guy. we gave them all that stuff and all that money and weapons, what do we get? tammy bruce was talking on this program a little while ago, we'll get something we need. watch this. >> this is the different element here. new day is american leadership that knows what it wants, has men and women at the lead who know what they need to do and i think that is framework that is what is going to make this come to fruition and tell certain bad actors in the world in general that the free ride they had for four years is over. that america is once again in the lead and europe now has an opportunity to show the world it is serious and they can show every other -- whether putin or

anyone else, that they care about the nature of what is happening in their region, they will step up. of course, we have president trump and marco rubio showing them that the world has changed because the united states has changed. >> brian: by the way, it looks as though they need 550 billion to rebuild ukraine. that is part of the program. they told me before, they heard a pin drop, you were watching me do the interview and pin hitting the ground were so loud because you were not making a noise. >> ainsley: such a great job brian. >> steve: teletypes across the world. by the way -- >> ainsley: we learn something from you everyday, my dear. >> steve: another news breaker, brian will interview marco rubio and you'll see highlights of his chat. >> lawrence: make a lot of news tomorrow. >> ainsley: we'll take notes the entire time. >> brian: you can, your option,

or watch and hear everyone dropping pins. >> ainsley: house sub-committee, hearing on emerging global threat putting america's national security first and this is about making military stronger, we have brent sadler, retired navy captain, he'll be testifying today and says peace is the only possible way to -- only way to get peace is through strength. listen. >> lesson of last four years to european allies, one we've known since reagan, peace is only possible through strength and you saw that in the german election, realism is back and understanding there are bad people that want to do bad harm to us and so i'm guardedly optimistic, that line of control will be important as how sustainable this is and again, this presence of european

military forces in ukraine is one of those security assurances that zelenskyy and kyiv is looking for. that economic deal with rare earth is another way of getting deep invest mment in the united states and future of ukraine, as well. >> steve: stuff we need. >> brian: recruiting through the roof, hegseth impact, army up 15%. this is biggest increase in 12 years in december and in january the biggest increase in 15 years. people are signing up. >> lawrence: guys are excited they get to be war fighters again instead of all this n nonsense. people have to choose a talking point, either the president was going to be quick or he's a puppet of vladamir putin. either be super strong or super weak. one thing the president

continues to say, a lot of people, especially young folks that have to register for wars we end up fighting. it is okay to have strength, get our military ready. we want peace, we don't want to settle by fighting long wars and having the talk at the end of the war anyway. >> steve: there are a lot of people that wonder why we get entangled in things around the world and question -- >> lawrence: motivation factor. >> steve: why is united states getting dragged into that fight, sometimes makes sense, sometimes doesn't. >> brian: let our allies arm up, buying from up, we maintenance it and ukrainians, one of the finest fighting forces, they make 1.5 million drones on their own. they are asking, send me the steel, we have manufacturing, we

are making our own stuff, not all, nothing can replace us and missile defense, they are saying to themselves, make us self-sufficient and that is the lesson. you saw macron tell bret baier yesterday, we are over 2% now and word is out they are going to build up their defense and could turn to their people and say, i have no choice, u.s. will not be there. now they will buy weapons from us, win, win, win. >> ainsley: 15 after top of the hour. european union and israel advancing talks about future of gaza. israel foreign minister met in brussels yesterday, eu, is considering role in the reconstruction of the war-torn territory. steve witkoff is set to arrive tomorrow to negotiate an extension on first phase of the fragile ceasefire deal with

israel and hamas. happening today, vivek ramaswamy is set to hit the cat campaign trail in ohio. his top priority education. >> one area that i don't think we've talked about enough, educa educational excellence in our public schools. make ohio first state in the country, merit based pay, a core theme as relates to achievement. >> ainsley: trump endorsed him saying, i know him well, competed against him, he is something special, young, strong and smart. vivek ramaswamy is a good person who truly loves our country. it is primary day for dalton, illinois and embattled mayor, lawrence, listen to this, tiffany haynyard, up against a former allie promising to clean

house. painard has been accused of mismanaging campaign funds and her village hall is focus of the probe now. she was thornton town supervisor. she and her boyfriend ended up in a brawl and last night she was a no-show at a meeting she called for. >> lawrence: amazing. >> ainsley: lawrence loves this story. >> lawrence: she's a beautiful person. we're paying for her beauty. taxpayers in her town, nail jobs, hair, r&b, motorcade. >> steve: what if she wins the primary? it would say people of that town are digging it, it is okay. >> lawrence: look at city

council meetings every week and they are outraged at her. you had a worser mayor in chicago, lori lightfoot, did the investigation. >> brian: and current mayor has 16% approval rating, is that possible? that is like his family. >> lawrence: that is low. >> steve: tough. >> lawrence: just his family. >> brian: federal employees are freaking out, i never read that in the prompter before. even the cabinet is doing it. >> steve: kelly loeffler tells us what she got done last week coming up next.

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>> it is in direct conflict with decision from judge last week who said doge could access that data. reason that is significant, that conflict could fast-track this issue to supreme court. they tend to take cases up when there is conflict between jurisdictions and it is obvious why, people need to know what to do. this is when supreme court steps in. on this issue of doge accessing student borrower data, what is driving me crazy in this conversation is the fact that career officials working at these departments, they have access to it, what is problem with colleagues and federal employees having access to same information? it is their actual job. think about it, if government was to engage in outside auditing firm, that is what they would be doing.

it is really a concern to me that you have plaintiffs and some judges trying to what i say usurp democratic process by blocking political appointees from doing their job. that sensitive information, yes, it does include some social security numbers, dates of birth, addresses, things you can easily google. i'm curious to see if supreme court ends uptaking this up. >> brian: talk about public health, talk about president trump will not research cancer. what is reality in what they are looking to do in labs in colleges? >> headlines have been misleading, what trump administration is trying to do is cap overhead cost associated with research. let's say government gives

university conducting research on als $100,000, free gift. the university will say, thank you, we need addition al additi pay for additional fees. it is very hard to track what exactly that money is be ing spent on. trump administration said, we will cap those additional overhead costs to 15%, which is still generous. y have democratic ag's sayings, we're cutting research and funding and it is not true. >> brian: when you talk about freezing funds, until we evaluate, people are panicking, how do courts view freezing of funds? >> right way to view freezing of funds, proper respect of separation of powers is that government should be able to

manage spending on its way out the door. only time this becomes illegal or unlawful is if congress approp appropriationsed funds and said it need to be spent by x date and executive branch did not spend by x date. we have not seen that raised at all. a judge had to clarify, you don't need pre-clearance from the court. only way this would become issue is if they delayed spending until next fiscal year, we are not anywhere close to that, it could be why administration is you have mooing aggressively on it. >> brian: they have to, publicity, court, judges, slow it down and we're not able to cut anything and don't have a choice, we are 2 trillion over spending more than we have. thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: see what courts say today. you saw her viral video of this

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>> we have a spring feel on fox square. folks are experiencing pleasant air. not the case for everyone, throw, one big weather we are tracking in the pacific northwest. rounds and rounds of heavy rain since weekend. little breaks here and there. it is coming with intense winds from 60 to 75 mile per hour winds. dairy area, known for ice cream and cheese, everywhere else

looking at mild weather. 40s and 50 degree right now and it heats up and temperature climb like mid-60s in the nation's heartland. those are weather headlines, back to you. >> ainsley: kelly loeffler went viral posting that video of her agency's empty office promising things would look different on monday and sure enough, they did. first day of president trump's return to office mandate and having 20% aattendance on frida, it was 80% on monday. great to see you. i was shocked when i saw the video, all desks empty, no comthe puters, that shows how long they have been working from home. everyone back yesterday, what

was it like and what was reaction from workers? >> i can tell you what it was like on friday, tumbleweeds blowing through the office, tags left on desk chairs. it was my first full day at the office, to not find anyone was d disappointing. to have 80% back yesterday was amazing to be able to shake hands. been paying for do nothing bureaucrats, that ends now. we will get back to work thanks to president trump's return to work order and expect no less of this administration. >> ainsley: why was it important to get everyone back in the office? what about the other 20% that were no-shows yesterday? >> i came out of the private sector and everyone shows up to work. american people do not deserve out of control bureaucracy that over reg latinxes and goes a

after, we will get back to work. we have been living under joe biden's america in which he encouraged people to work from home. this was bureaucracy that was not working for the american people, it was out of control and unaccountable. there will be resistance, if you resist, look for another job. >> ainsley: any exceptions, will you allow that? >> there will be acommendations for needed exceptions, if you can get back to work, get back to work right away. >> ainsley: elon musk under doge said last night midnight, you had to have five accomplishments sent to doge and your boss and a lot of people did not comply. he said, if you didn't comply, i will give you a second chance.

there was a list of accomplishments you did and asked your staff to do that, too. did everyone respond? >> we don't know yet if everyone did respond. some people sent their responses to me, which i appreciated. the bar is so low, a kinde kindergartener can come home and name five things they did. small businesses do five things in five minutes. i look forward to getting all responses back and if we don't, we have decisions to make. >> ainsley: and elon says the standard was to type words and press send, so many failed that named test urged on in some cases by their managers. have you ever witnessed such contempt, makes old twitter look

good, did not think it was possible. a lot of people think this is what he did with twitter and government. you had dhs, and kash patel with fbi, telling their staff, don't respond, it is voluntary, you will not be fired if you don't. is this a turf war or just elon way of making sure there is accountability within federal government? donald trump said this is to see if there are abel bodies getting paychecks. >> the president is right, are there people there doing their jobs? the bar is so low, it is laughable to think we can't respond to here is five things i did, great, on to the next thing. small businesses do 500 things in a day. we should be able to talk about that very easily and get on with the next task. when i came into this

administration as sba administrator i said everyday answer what did you do for a small business today. if you can't answer the question, we're not doing the right thing. get people back, knowing what their job is and making sure we're executing to deliver on president trump's america first agenda. >> ainsley: main street is so important, thank you for repres representing them. you heard him, all campaign, drill, baby, drill, president trump's vision to resurrekt key energy project, that is next. coy in chattanooga, tennessee that gets to save lives all around the world through tiktok. i didn't have the millions of dollars to put towards marketing, and that was the hardest thing. when i posted on tiktok that went from maybe a few hundred people knowing about my product to millions. (♪) we were able to make over $300,000

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>> brian: 90 suspected illegal migrants arrested in houston suburb yesterday during an enforcement operation. >> ainsley: brooke taylor has the latest. good morning. >> brooke: this is one of the largest operations we have seen yet. i sat down with botom homan. 90 were arrested in and around colony ridge area near houston. this is largely hispanic development. officials say hsi, ero and texas

dps targeted criminal and illegal migrants. tom homan says it was phase one of larger criminal investigation and majority of those arrested were criminal migrants. we are waiting on a breakdown of how many, he said some had warrants and were arrested at work sites and others were arrested during traffic stops conducted by dps. >> it is different today. it is larger criminal investigation into a network and a lot of people were located in that area. there were several sexual predators, child predators, that were arrested for sexual misconduct with a child. one was convicted of homicide or murder. >> brooke: authorities say they

have had issues for a while. three migrants had been deported four other times, arrested after deputies say they found 350 pounds of meth. we did reach out to colony ridge, ceo got back to us and said they are in full support of this. main takeaway here is the fact you have one of the largest operations, 90 illegal migrants and border czar tom homan telling me this is phase one, more to come there, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, brooke. turning to other headlines, 12 dead and 37 hospitalized after new listeria outbreak linked to shakes, lions ready care and cisco emperial. symptoms include stiff neck,

headache, confusion or seizures. s starbucks ceo says the company is laying off 1100 corporate employees, we are removing layers and duplication and creating smaller teams and will simplify menu cutting 13 drink option in effort to improve quality and cut down on customer wait time. patriotic tradition at clems on university. reserve players go in the stands to shake hands with veterans. the team's head coach joined "fox and friends" to discuss. >> this is just a way to thank our veterans and those who protect and defend. the flag means an awful lot to me personally, our players understand they get to play baseball in a free country and

that wouldn't be possible without service men and women who protect and defend that freedom. >> ainsley: clemson was founded as a military school and patriotism is a core value. president trump wants to revive keystone pipeline project to extend existing line to export crude oil from canada to the united states. trump writing company building keystone xl pipeline should come back to america and get it built now. if not them, perhaps another pipeline company. south bow is a spin-off from the original company tells fox business, we have moved on from the keystone xl project, we engage with consumers to increase canadian oil supply to meet growing u.s. demand. maybe someone will buy it, what

will happen, someone will take it over? >> brian: remember how crushing it was when they decided to stop it, even though president biden said he was a blue collar guy. here is what happened when carley went to see what if was like to lose your job with the xl pipeline. >> you are looking at unemployment office this morning. everyone is affected, the future is not looking bright. >> this was your family home? >> yes, spend rest of my life here, land been in my family for years and now without a job. best stimulus they could do right now is keep people working. >> my husband and i were going to have the opportunity to work on the keystone, my first job back as a helper, to have tha future taken away by one signature. >> i don't want to draw

unemployment, i want to work. he added to the list when he signed that piece of paper. >> steve: things would have been a lot different if he had continued to build it. >> outrage by federal workers, there were no media segmentes or protests or anything concerning these workers here and it was for political purposes, not to cut waste, fraud and abuse. >> ainsley: a lot of people lost jobs and gas prices went up. >> brian: they took the infrastructure down, that is the worry. >> ainsley: i wonder if south bow they don't want to run it again, are they worried the next administration -- >> brian: get money ahead of time. ai watching your every move, kurt will tell us what he sees. >> lawrence: check in with bill hemmer. >> bill: when carley went down

there, it was so interesting to hear from them. dodging doge, how many filled out that request afterall? talk to michael what theley, he runs the rnc. border is closed and we'll show how that message has been received in a stunning turnout or lack thereof. on ukraine, something seems to be moving toward a bill. senator haggerty will tell us where it stands and measles outbreak, we were told it was done 25 years ago. why now? dana and i will see you in 25 minutes, top of the hour, see you then.

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>> steve: a.i. is defrocking home security to the next level giving curateed video play back of visitors outside the property to specific activity happening inside the house. with more information being stored in the digital space, should you be concerned about your privacy? kurt the cyber guy is concerned. kurt, now with a.i. it looks at everything and tries to analyze what's going on so it can send you a prompt hey, a guy showed up and dropped off uber eats. >> or borrowed your bicycle or

whatever. i will tell you, whether you ask for this or not it is coming. you may already have this with a cameras at home. they may have updated and suddenly a.i. is included in it. here is what you need to know. the good. for example, with google gemini you can ask how many times it saw the u p ps truck pull up. when a red sports car drove by and did aunt susie come over? it's a valuable thing. who took the package off my porch. the bad part it may be revealing too much info that anyone asking can simply open up a privacy problem for nearly everybody in the family. so how do you get a handle on a.i. powered cameras which i don't care if you have ring or you have wise or nest. it is coming to all these cameras. stay on top of automatic a.i. software implementation. check your app for the updates. when you see in the settings they have this in there, you

choose all right, how much of my privacy do i want to give up for these cool features or is this way too invasive? be smart about where you are putting cameras at home. my rule of thumb is i assume whether it's an employee of the company or somebody else, that someone has access to my cameras. so i don't put them in my house. not a thing i want to do. i have them all outside. you won't get an inch on our property without knowing that we'll be alerted and steve is at the front door. it tells us things like that and very valuable. but you want to make sure it is not invading your life. >> steve: at some point you just don't want your home security system to contact the local authorities by the way, i just saw something go on that would be way down the road. speaking way down the road. once upon a time i remembered watching the jettisons flying cars. they could be in orlando in the next couple years, kurt.

real quick. >> the weird looking black test car model 0 driving down the highway takes up with room to clear traffic. george jetson would be uttering it's about time. orlando, florida could be the home for this. the mayor wants to invite the company to take off and land in a car at the airport. >> steve: i'm all for it. i don't know if i'm getting in. kurt is tracking a story with a huge data leak exposing 14 million customer shipping records particularly with amazon, e-bay and shopify. cyber guy, thank you very much. that's it for today. see you back on the couch tomorrow. off we go to "america's newsroom." >> bill: thank you, steve. here we go. doge on the docket. the docket is growing larger