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>> lawrence: it's 8:00 on the east coast, wednesday, february 26, this is "fox and friends." i'm here at the white house where president trump is set to be hosting the first cabinet meeting of his second term and elon musk is expected to be there. i'll speak with some of the secretaries today and maybe the president will come doup and visit on "fox and friends." >> brian: interesting, we have an hour left. more from an exclusive sitdown with marco rubio, where he issued this warning. >> we cannot have a world where china is so powerful we depend on them. that will change. that will change under president trump. >> steve: white house pres secretary karoline leavitt will be here on the program. she will speak with lawrence right there at his location on the north lawn of the white

house. >> ainsley: that's right. final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. remember, your mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. >> steve: all right, lawrence, you eluded to this a moment ago, maybe the president would come down. i remember a couple years ago, i was on the north lawn after the congressional baseball game, the president saw we were on the show from his front yard and came down. are you suggesting he may come down today. lawrence >> lawrence: look, we have a worker bee president, i looked at truth social and he was watching tom homan interview, i quote him, everyone loves tom homan. he's clearly watching "fox and friends." if the president is up already, maybe share a few words before the cabinet meeting. >> ainsley: mr. president,

please come down, it would be fun to have you on the show this hour. >> brian: he pointed out tom homan. >> lawrence: i got no love. this is his opportunity to redeem himself. i spent all this time in diners with the american people saying glowing things about the president, maybe he can come down and speak to those same voters. >> ainsley: we hope so. you are there to talk to cabinet members after the meeting. >> lawrence: i am there for that. and elon musk is supposed to be there. >> brian: don't take a job. >> lawrence: i'm here to stay. >> steve: in just three hours, president trump will huddle up for the first time in early stage of his second term. and president and his team are busy to make sure promises made to american people are promises kept.

>> ainsley: joe biden didn't have his first cabinet meet ing this early. peter doocy live from the white house with the latest. >> peter: good morning, this is like in-person version of asking federal workers for five things they did last week. the president is having cabinet secretaries come in for the first time and he used a ton of political capital to get people he wanted to went for senate vote through. it is time to get to work and president trump wants to make sure everybody knows unlike the last cabinet meeting at the white house a few months ago, he will be in charge, the first lady will not. >> what are you expecting at the cabinet meeting tomorrow? >> the cabinet meeting, i'll preside, unlike biden, i'll preside over my own cabinet meeting. >> peter: tomorrow uk prime

minister keir starmer will sit with president trump. then next day we expect return of zelenskyy to iron out details of the agreement where u.s. would get access to rare earth minerals and protect the parts of ukraine where rare earth minerals are located. >> is zelenskyy coming to meet with you? is mineral deal sorted out? >> i hear he's coming on and i understand it is a very big deal. >> peter: once the rare earth mineral deal is done, a major hurdle for a potential trump-putin summit is over. here at the white house, i'm in my own tank, lawrence is down

there. lawrence, i'm going to come see you in like 10 seconds. >> lawrence: come on. >> brian: we are a big tent at fox. >> ainsley: people love to see behind the scenes. >> brian: will need a different ifp, he's wearing pants. >> steve: we raised him right, he's wearing pants. >> lawrence: we're not little guys, how will we pull this off? maybe i give him my mic. look how tall peter is amazing. >> ainsley: about same height. >> lawrence: i'm used to dominating the couch. >> peter: you have nicer shoes on than i have. to get to this position, we walk through dirt and plants, nicely curated. >> lawrence: they keep it nice and beautiful. >> peter: are you finding everything okay? >> lawrence: i'm not, you guys work in the basement?

>> peter: in the basement under the vending machine, they call it the lavateria, that is all you need. >> lawrence: i had a money bun for breakfast. >> peter: nice as we can do for you until lunch. >> brian: you have to pull a lever. >> steve: breakfast with friends. lawrence, peter was born three or four blocks from there and knows that neck of the woods and grew up in d.c. >> lawrence: you grew up at d.c.? >> george washington hospital. you didn't see the statue, baby peter doocy statue is over there. >> lawrence: thanks for being here and etch tooing me the ropes. >> peter: i'll work on the cue cords. >> lawrence: switch microphones. >> steve: like father, like son.

is he going to just stand there. >> brian: why? >> lawrence: they want to know if you are just going to stand there. >> peter: i can move behind him. mr. president, if you are here, come on undo, we're both here. >> lawrence: a two-fer. have come together for one interview. >> steve: good synergy. >> steve: shoo him away. >> ainsley: on the white house lawn when you walk toward press briefing room, there are tents and every network has a tent, i guess we have two. >> steve: they call it pebble beach, there were pebbles there and they replaced it with blue stone, they called it stonehinge, it is a tent city essentially. >> brian: china, our number one enemy, has habit of getting precursor to fentanyl and sending to cartels who are

killing americans. is it accident? could they stop it? we talked about it. >> everyone who decided it matters to them and who cares about drugs coming across the border knows precursors are innin choo, they could stop in a second. they go in mexico and come across the border. how do we stop this? china could stop it tomorrow. >> chinese would tell you, we don't have a drug problem, what do we care about precursors? they could stop it if they wanted to. you have to wonder if it is a deliberate thing, like openium war in reverse. are they doing it on purpose? >> brian: do you wonder or do you know? >> we can't prove they are doing it on purpose, it looks that way. they are holding it over our head, we will help you if you don't put tariffs but we can do

more. >> brian: there is a lot going on, he couldn't answer all questions he wanted to. you know, lawrence, with fentanyl situation, declaring cartels a terror organization will allow them to be more aggressive. he says unlike what they do with al qaeda, they will have to consult with government buyer you take out a mexican cartel. >> lawrence: that is right. i was struck by his response, when he said that china may be trying to use this as leverage in the negotiation when it comes to tariffs. i don't think that will go well with the president of the united states. we are asking you not to call death in our country intentionally and you think because we want reciprocal trade, that is leverage not to kill innocene: that will not fl.

>> ainsley: we've been playing brian's interview all morning long, it is wide ranging. the timing with zelenskyy and putin and he talked about so many countries are so rich and only spending 1% on weapons and military to defence themselves and when they need help, they call on americans. he said no longer, they are rich countries and they need to spend on their military. talked about china and taiwan and what he would do if china invaded taiwan. >> brian: he did. and basically america is going to make sure that doesn't happen, we're a pacific nation, philippines, vietnam, japan, south korea and australia depend

on us. >> steve: what about greenland? we bought that yet? >> brian: i regret not bringing up greenland. >> steve: have to go back. >> ainsley: part two. >> brian: i had something else to say, i forgot. >> ainsley: hate when that happens. >> steve: talk about the feds. >> brian: fbi launched investigation into the plans to infiltrate trump's first campaign using two undercover agents in a honeypot operation. >> steve: todd piro joins us. >> todd: the bureau has reportedly launched an investigation into the agency plan to infiltrate if the trump's campaign using two female agents. washington times reporting program launched in 2015 by then fbi director james comey.

the scheme was kept off the books and comey's investigation is separate from hurricane that looked into allegations trump's campaign colluded with russia. whistleblower disclosure says case had no predicated foundation so comey directed the investigation without creating official case file in sentinel. the fbi has multiple method of protecting investigations, comey did not have a legitimate reason to create a file or have a file number. fbi leaders are looking for those once undercover agents who are said to have infiltrated the trump campaign at a high level. >> ainsley: this story is insane. the whistleblower says comey directed it and using two female undercover agents as honeypot,

undercover agent who obtains information on a target. were they targeting donald trump, people on his team, were they women traveling with him? >> lawrence: if this is true, he's a dirty cop and same thing, they did same thing to martin luther king jr. and recorded him to use as leverage. apparently never reformed. >> brian: james edgar hoover move, james comey said he was above it all. we will find out if he was above it all. just tall or getting all dirty in this, this will be huge. >> steve: 8:14 and carley will join us with fox news alert. >> carley: that is right. thousands gathering along streets of central israel

honoring the bibas family, shiri, and her two young sons. show of support just days after hamas handed remains over last week as part of the ceasefire deal. private funeral was held near the family's home where they were taken hostage during the october 7 terror attack. new agreement will see hamas turnover bodies of four more hostages in release for hundreds of palestinian prisoners, many who are convicted terrorists. new details in the case of the killing of four idaho students. records show bryan kohberger was identified as a suspect. new details how agents compared dna found at the crime scene. urge judge to suppress evidence arguing it was gathered

improperly by investigators, the judge ruled it can replmain in place. prosecution is seeking death penalty. get a load of this, our own lawrence jones sworn in last night as auxiliary officer for maryville, indiana police department. the police department helps out police departments and they look forward to working with lawrence in the future. officer jones, congratulations, my friend. >> steve: plus nala. >> lawrence: nala was sworn in with me. we'll have a good time. >> ainsley: a lot of those guys you trained with, right? >> lawrence: the dogs come from the same farm, we gave two canine dogs to the police department and helped train the dogs. grew up wanting to be a cop,

maybe weekends i'll help patrol and help with the canine unit. >> steve: i'm not a cop, i play on tv. >> lawrence: i play on tv, i'm a cop on the side. >> brian: is it like what dean cane is doing? >> lawrence: similar, i will hocus on the canine unit. >> ainsley: so nice, couldn't happen to a better person. >> lawrence: it's a dream come true. >> steve: do you get a badge? >> lawrence: a badge and a gun. >> ainsley: you get a badge and gun? >> lawrence: i had a gun on in the ceremony. >> brian: good job. >> ainsley: not messing with you. >> brian: not anymore. >> ainsley: white house is clarifying who is in charge of doge. >> steve: karoline leavitt is coming up live from the white house with lawrence next.

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will be there. a lot of talk about e-mails and productivity. will he ask cabinet members for an update today? >> we're so excited president trump is hosting his first cabinet meeting. every cabinet head will be here today, confirmed and soon to be confirmed and elon musk will be in attendance, as well. doge is working alongside every cabinet secretary to identify waste, fraud and abuse at respective agencies. they will provide updates on waste and fraud they found and their initiatives and policies to deliver on promises president trump made to the american people. >> lawrence: looks like cabinet secretaries are already working with elon musk. some reporting was saying cabinet members did not want to

comply with the latest e-mail that came out, we're hearing because of national security reasons? >> c >> karoline: it is based on anonymous sources. you will see it is a unified effort and everybody is on board with president trump's promise to identify waste and fraud. look what lee zeldin found at epa, $20 billion in final weeks of joe biden's presidency, 2 billion to an ngo run by stacey abrams and look at kelly loeffler at sba, 80% of employees are back in the office because of her efforts. she put out a video to talk about it. look across the board and cabinet secretaries are working with elon and president trump to

make our good more efficient. >> lawrence: other breaking news, i know the president and president of ukraine zelenskyy going back and forth. president wants a deal to be done, we're hearing zelenskyy could be at the white house to share some deal. what can you share? >> karoline: what i can share is what president has said, the rare minerals are critical. it will provide very critical minerals and rare earth minerals to the united states of america for our own national security and create incredible economic partnership between american people and ukrainian people who need to rebuild their country after this brutal war ends. this is significant step toward peace and expect a deal to be signed this week. president trump said if zelenskyy wants to come to the

white house to sign, he is open to that. >> lawrence: do you think he will show up to sign a deal? >> karoline: we hope that he will, as president trump said. >> lawrence: latest with putin, is that meeting a go yet? >> karoline: there is nothing on the books yet, the president will keep everybody informed. steve witkoff and michael waltz and marco rubio and the president's entire delegation he's tasked with ending this conflict, engage with russians and ukrainians. you have to talk to both sides. president had direct dialogue with putin and he believes both sides want to see it end. it is in interest of both to stop the killing and ensure a peaceful world and economic prosperity for all. >> lawrence: you made headlines yesterday. president talks to all type of media, even people that don't like him, he gives them interviews. yesterday you announced that the white house press office would

be selecting pool reporters go ing forward. what does that look like going forward? >> karoline: for the audience who may not understand what has happened for decades. you have journalists in washington, d.c. who dictate when reporters go into the intimate spaces of oval office, who rides on air force one and that system has not changed since early 1900s. media looks different now this is a long overdue change. a lot of press secretaries and white houses have talked about making this change, we are shaking up washington in more ways that know one. we will expand the pool's access to the president to nontraditional journalists, legacy media will still have a seat like they do in briefing room, we will bring new voices into the fold.

only ones upset are those who feel like it is a knock over their power. power belongs to people not elitist journalists in washington washington. >> lawrence: is the president doing this because of the youtube shows that were instrumental in his win? >> ka >> karoline: the president owned nontraditional media lane, those podcasts were most successful rating bonanza those shows have ever seen when donald trump joined their effort. that is how you reach a bulk of america today, they are listening to podcasts when they drive to work and reading nontraditional outlets and digital sites and they deserve a seat at the table. >> lawrence: karoline leavitt, look forward to seeing you in the cabinet room, in the oval to interview the president. >> karoline: it will be fun.

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>> mike: we are hearing from passengers onboard flight 2504. they did not know the close call they had. they were inbound from omaha, nebraska. as they were landing, an aslert pilot noticed the jet in the middle of theun runway. they executed precautionary go-around. people on the plane were told by a calm crew that they had a delay. >> one of those things, i think we're landing and we're not. son of a gun, what is going on now. didn't realize magnitude of situation until you saw video footage. gr grateful for quick thinking of the pilots. >> mike: pilot of the flex jet were told to taxi the smaller runway and stop before 3

31-center, the one the southwest airline pilot was landing. he ended up in the landing path and tower told him to stay put. >> 560, instruction for center. hold there, sir, don't move. >> hold 560. >> mike: aviation experts and ntsb chair say this appears to be human error not a problem with the system and assure us air travel is still safe. >> aviation is incredibly safe. i have flown a number of times over last few weeks from alaska, philadelphia, savannah, atlanta and now in tuscaloosa. so it is actually the biggest risk is getting in your car to and from the airport, not on the

plane. >> mike: ntsb, faa and flex jet are all conducting investigations. back to you. >> steve: they should. thank you for a live report from chicago. >> ainsley: spring break is approaching and people are flying. >> steve: i was flying and starting to land in florida two weeks ago and down, down, down, up, up, up, and we flew around and we landed and pilot said we were about to touchdown, there was a private jet in the runway. >> brian: wow. >> steve: it's good everybody is paying attention. >> brian: 24 before top of the hour. from rising global tension to next diplomatic moves don't miss more from our interview with secretary of state marco rubio. >> china will be rich and powerful, we have to deal with that. we cannot have a world where china is so powerful we depend on them.

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>> steve: the president of ukraine mr. zelenskyy says his team is still working on details of when he will meet with president trump in washington. we thought it was going to be friday. the two parties look to make an economic deal. >> brian: really. i sat down with marco rubio when this was breaking and here is

some of that interview. >> brian: mr. secretary, congratulations, 99 votes, i guess everyone is behind you, how does it feel 30 accomplice days in? >> busy. president trump is not a patient man, moving quickly. he's been given a mandate and hit the ground running from day 1. >> brian: he wanted to address the ukraine-russia war, looks like the mineral deal has been done, can you confirm that? i can't confirm that, secretary scott bessent has done a great job putting it together. we were at the half-yard line, tush-push thing. it is an important deal and we want to end this war. that is important thing the president made clear and campaigned on. >> brian: president trump and

president zelenskyy clashed last week no doubt about it. how much friktion is between them? >> there is stuff in the media about it. the president wants the war to stop, you have to have both sides agree. i think what the president was irritated by was the thinking that we had not talked to zelenskyy. i was there for both calls, he called zelenskyy right away and he met with treasury secretary and with me and kellogg. he has had engagement. i talked to foreign minister of ukraine twice in last six days. to say we are not engaged is not accurate. >> brian: why do russians want this to end? >> i don't know, we will test it. if they want to end the war, we'll talk about what it will

take to end it from their perspective. they agreed to follow-up, we will send teams to meet with theirs and talk about what it would take to end the war. if what we talk about is unre unrealistic, we will know they are not interested in it. >> brian: german had a big election, president trump congratulated presumed leader. frederick merts, and he said this, i never thought i would say this on of t, after donald trump remark last week, it is clear government does not care about fate of europe. my priority is to strengthen europe so step by step we can achieve independence from the u.s. nato is in jeopardy and time for european nations to establish independent european defense capability. >> nato is not in jeopardy, only thing that puts nato in jeopardy

is that we have allies who barely have militaries, they have not spent money on it. we have been nato. all president trump has argued is these are rich countries, especially western europe. they have plenty of money and should vest in national security. spending 1% on the economy and we can't subsidize that. >> brian: he thinks u.s. wants out of europe, is he misreading -- >> no, we're saying do more, why is it unreasonable for the united states to ask rich european countries to invest in their own national security. >> brian: 30 plus days, dominican republic, germany, uae, six nations, central and south america.

there is a message, our border matters, let's establish some relationship and get control of our southern border and you have to control yours. what did you walk away with? what was your message? >> all those countries are migratory routes, that is route people take to get to southern border. our route begins there. we want countries to cooperate in stopping it. a number of countries, including honduras, agreed to take back their own nationals and take third country who basically enter the united states illegally, we can send to those countries and they can go back to their home country or these countries. these are powerful tools and that is why you are seeing low numbers under president trump. it has a lot to do with president trump and people that were coming here realize this is not joe biden. under president trump you will

not come in and claim asylum and stay forward. one of these countries now have people doing u-turns. they were on their way here, they are not playing around, president trump is serious, they are trying to go back to their country. we're seeing that upon haas result of president trump's clear leadership over migration. >> brian: is panama an example of that? >> yes. >> brian: not put enough attention in our own backyard, is that what you heard when you went there. >> it is. corruption, two presidents ago, people wrapped up in web of corruption, they are standing trial in panama. they control both ports of entry to panama canal, control the cranes and have a presence there. after our visit, panama became first country in latin america

to gets out of the belton road initiative and i think more news coming up positive for america. >> brian: you call china most dangerous adversary u.s. has faced ever we need concrete steps to face-off with them. they are building their military to face-off with us, what is your plan and they have told us by 2027, they are taking taiwan, what could you do about it? how committed are you to definancing diwant? >> china will be rich and powerful, we have to deal with that. we have to deal with reality, we cannot have a world where china is so powerful we depend on them and that is where we're headed, that will change under president trump. we have to have our own domestic capability. you better be able to make it for yourself and we've allowed too many industries from rare earth mineral to pharmaceuticalo

fall into the hands of china. china has factories in countries all over the world, we have to have our own domestic capacity. indo-pacific, they are trying to drive us out, we are a pacific country. south korea, you mentioned taiwan, we have a position we will not abandon. we are against forced cohearsive change in status of taiwan. that has been our position since the late 1970s and that will not change. and we have to have military capabilities that allow us to respond to threat china is posing and we need to be concerned. we have ship manufacturers, they are not keeping pace.

china can build 10 ships before we can build one, that is a serious vulnerability and pete has a plan for that and the president has a plan and they are working on it. >> brian: build ships quick and build up our military. >> ainsley: excellent, brian. >> brian: we will post other things that did not make the cut online. >> steve: and a new documentary featuring veterans is meaningful, good morning, gary. >> ainsley: check in with dana perino for what is coming up. >> dana: jinx, everyone owes each other a coke. good morning, everyone. president trump's first cabinet meeting held this morning and we'll go live to the white house. agriculture secretary tackling new approach to bird flu and rising cost of eggs she will join us and house advancing trump's big, beautiful bill and gearing up for democratic pushback. busy wednesday and we'll see you

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documents battles after combat. >> one of the hardest parts of being a warrior is coming home. >> we are here, we are family, and we don't have to fight this fight alone. >> steve: executive producer of the film joins us now. gary, good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: you are in one of those famous movies that featured war in history. this documentary is real. it is great to go back and find these guys 20 years later. >> yes, steve. years ago we made a movie, jake is a buddy of mine and had two brothers serving in iraq. we made a movie called brothers at war. we were talking a while ago, four years ago now, about what happened to all the people that were in the first movie? we see a lot of people in the first movie serving in iraq, out

in the desert. jake embeds with these folks. we started to discuss what happened to them? where are they? we decided to make a second movie that tracks them as veterans now, many of them are out of the service. this movie really shows what life is like to transition out of the military and into the civilian sector. >> ainsley: what did you find by making this movie? what is the most difficult part about that transition from battlefield to going back home to be with your family? >> it is very difficult. the veterans in the film are very open with sharing stories and that's what's beautiful about it and why we want to share it with others hoping many veterans see it. you know, you have people that are dealing with potential suicidal thoughts, all these different, difficult things in transitioning and they share it with us. we had a premier last night, post show discussion and there

were a lot of veterans there and they really opened up after seeing the film. that's what we hope will happen with a lot of those folks. we don't want them containing all the stuff they may be dealing with post-service and want them to share their stories. we'll do workshops with the film. lots to come with brothers after war. >> brian: do you think people will watch this and want to join the military or not join the military? >> i think it's a very positive look at military service. it is hard to transition out of the service for sure. it is hard to go to war and come home from war. but we have a grateful nation out there where there are a lot of people that support these folks. we do that at my foundation. we want to make sure we provide enough services for folks that are serving in the military and transitioning out of the military. military family life is difficult. we want to provide services for them. so anybody who is interested in

supporting that can go to my foundation to learn more about that. >> steve: for the movie it will open in selected theaters this friday, two days. how can people find the theaters, gary? >> you can go to look it up on -- look at my x feed. there is a link there that contains all the theaters you can put in your zip code and find the theater. >> brian: brothers after war.com. another great project. >> ainsley: he put in 150,000 from his foundation to make this movie. thank you for all that you do. >> ainsley: we can't wait to see it. >> steve: that wraps up three hours. let's do it again tomorrow. >> ainsley: great interview with marco rubio. >> bill: great show, good morning. house got it done. republicans advancing th