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coast. monday, march 3rd. i'm surprised that the show let me give the date out after last week. thank you so much producers. trump team looking to slash prices and looking hire someone to slash prices. >> president trump said that he'll own the economy in six or 12 months. we are going to appoint an affordability czar. >> steve: great. plus, an off-duty police officer. >> brian: we need that. >> steve: takes out a suspect trying to stab two people inside that chick-fil-a. this is how the mayor of boston responded. >> my condolences and all of our thoughts are with the family of the individual whose life has been lost. >> lawrence: crazy? >> brian: the killer. >> lawrence: just insane. and democrats slamming trump and vance after they kicked zelenskyy out of the white house. joey jones has a message for

them. >> ainsley: he does. second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: and we begin with a fox weather alert. a state of emergency down in the carolinas as severe wildfires are burning through more than 4200 acres in south carolina, not too far from myrtle beach. >> lawrence: when gusts of 40 miles per hour are fueling the spread of flames in some areas. more than 100 fires reported over the weekend. evacuation orders underway. >> brian: senior meteorologist janice dean has all our fox weather. janice? >> janice: here we go. here is the fire danger for parts of the southeast and the carolinas through today. and we had over 100 wildfires burning over the weekend. firefighters have gotten a handle on that. we have three big wildfires right now in parts of north carolina that are currently burning. and the winds are still going to be impacting this region. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour winds throughout the day today.

there we go. so, that is going to be not helpful for firefighters there. we do have the potential for rain in the forecast. that doesn't come until tuesday. and then we also have the severe weather risk as we go through tuesday through friday. so, here is the rain. beneficial rainfall, but the images tell you the story, right? we have hundreds of wildfires burning in north carolina. firefighters working tirelessly to get those down to just three. but they are large wildfires and 30% containment. we really need the help of mother nature. so let's take a look at it. this is our next storm system by the way that's going to impact much of the u.s. with all sorts of different weather, including heavy snow. we have got blowing dust and extreme weather danger for the southwest. and then severe weather for the mississippi river valley, the gulf coast, and the southeast. so, potential for a tornado outbreak tuesday through wednesday. for areas like louisiana, arkansas, in towards

mississippi. but that also stretches towards texas and the florida panhandle up towards the ohio river valley. large hail, damaging winds. we also could see tornadoes. that's happening tuesday and wednesday. people need to be on alert. have a way to get your watches and warnings. fox weather can help you out with that there is the snow forecast on the cold side of this. so a foot or more for parts of the rockies in towards the upper midwest. so, winter is not over yet for millions of folks. and, again, we will be watching the wildfire danger. not only for north carolina but south carolina and georgia today rain comes on tuesday. but also the risk of severe storms. so we're covering it all. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. >> steve: keep an eye out. >> ainsley: those firefighters as you know, janice, your husband is a firefighter. working hard throughout the weekend. i heard on "fox & friends" they were interviewing someone from south carolina fire department. out all all the fires not one building burned and not one loss

of life. >> janice: incredible. doing the work of angels. >> ainsley: they are. >> lawrence: happening today. doge is set to release findings of waste within the defense department. >> ainsley: later tonight defederal workers detail what they did last week or be fired. >> brian: proof of life request. senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich joins us now. join join good morning. doge sent email to the office of personnel management telling employees of the federal government to respond with five things that they did last week. with an exception for classified information. and the pentagon this time reportedly is going to participate. secretary of defense pete hegseth reversing the decision from last month and telling folks do respond but keep your emails internal. basically replying only within the department. this is expected become routine for many employees. elon musk, his son x, and mother

may emerged from air force one last night with the president after the press secretary defended the initiative defense pushback from critics. >> they are doing exactly what president trump wants them to do, which is to identify waste, fraud and abuse in our federal government and, yes, to move quickly. we have four years to fundamentally transform our federal government. to cut through the bureaucracy. that's what president trump campaigned on. 77% of the american public supports a full investigation into federal spending and there's not a lot of time to waste. >> jacqui: congressman blakemore expressed the importance of balanced messaging and recognizing the hard work of the federal workforce as the administration tries to make dhawts will ultimately improve the deficit. doge is expected to feature prominently the address tomorrow night. the social security administration is reportedly set to lay off at least 7,000 of its 60,000 employees. so more on that, hopefully later

today. we will learn some details, guys. >> jacqui, regarding the pentagon. now that pete hegseth went on x and said everybody, everybody fill that out five reasons. that's the civilian workforce. it's not the people in uniform, right? >> jacqui: that's correct. >> steve: good to know. >> ainsley: c.c. your supervisor on it. he said this is just a pulse check. we just need to make sure you really are an employee. >> brian: i think that the whole system could maybe benefit from now that the cabinet secretaries are in place, working with doge, before you announce the dismissals, the layoffs, because it would prevent a lot of hiccups along the way. in the beginning you want to get in there and give a wake-up call and do great work. systems computers okay. then you got say to the nuclear people. all right. it seems like this is a little fat over an organization. seems to be do you application -- duplicity of duties hire 50 people

back after they let them go. bottom line thought of is our nuclear division is in desperate need of reform. but we probably, even though he is the smartest guy in the country, maybe the top five in the world. just have an expertise in these divisions that would help. because some people have been there for 25 years could tell you where the fat is. >> steve: absolutely. so, that's why pete hegseth in this x video that he put out said essentially he said our civilian workforce is critical but very big. you know, for decades, we have heard about the largess at the pelc. you know, $500 toilet seats and $800 hammers and stuff like that. elon musk actually addressed, essentially, contracting and the crazy contracts the pentagon has signed in the past when he sat down in austin with joe row began on his podcast. watch.

>> i just want to emphasize the shear madness of the government. because they have thattive money computers, the checks never bounce for the federal government. so you don't have the normal corrective mechanisms that you have for a company or an individual. the checks just always clear. the net result is inflation which is effectively attacks on everyone. like the defense department hasn't passed an audit in i don't know how many years. >> seven years. >> exactly. every need friggin chuck norris. only he could get the defense department to pass an audit. that he was the level of skill you need. >> if you bring it back to the idea that it's a business. >> well, yeah. this would never be tolerated in any functional business. >> exactly. the pentagon like their accounting error. the stuff they lose in the couch cushions is like 20 or $30 billion a year. they don't know where it went.

[laughter] >> it's gone. where did it go? it's gone. >> lawrence: i guess, ainsley, that's the part that gets me. you have all these checks are clearing, departments, people aren't working or these are programs that aren't really helping the country in a way that is necessary. the democrats are okay with that. but they are not okay when some people get cut in the sense and then elon has to fire them back. i agree. there is going to be bumps in the road. i think if you have every cabinet, to brian's point. every cabinet secretary saying these are the five points that my department is going to focus on that aligns with the president's agenda. and you have the doge representative that they have checking to see which departments are complying with that and then eeliminate. there is a diplomatic way to do it. invite the person in and say essentially look, we appreciate your service to the country. these are the president's agenda items and unfortunately we got

to let you go. i think that's totally fine. >> ainsley: treasury secretary scott bessent announced over the weekend his department is going to create an affordability czar to focus on where they can make the biggest difference to help working class americans. he talked about how under joe biden we had gigantic deficits and overregulation. this is what he said over the weekend. >> i think president trump said that he will own the economy in six or 12 months. but can i tell you that we are working to get these prices down every day. but, you know, it took four years to get us here. and we have had five weeks. so, this rates are down, that's a very good start towards housing affordability. toward auto affordability. and, you know, we are tackling this at treasury, we are going to appoint an affordability czar. we are going to have an affordability council. we are laser focused on. this what does that mean? what is an affordability czar.

>> someone who picks the five or eight areas where this administration can make a big difference for working class americans. >> steve: it's perfect timing that they would announce that because tomorrow night when the president has his joint session for congress, what the democrats, according to politico and playbook today what the democrats are going to start to highlight is the one issue that they think can bring them back to power in the next election. and after that the presidential. and that is the economy. and so what they're going to start talking about is how these trump tariffs that could go into effect tonight at midnight, would cost the average american family 1200 bucks. so that's going to be the message from the democrats. in the meantime, the affordability czar is going to figure out how to bring down costs for stuff that everybody is buying. lawrence, you just talked to the egg lady, eggs are too high. they are absolutely too high. groceries cost too much. the cost of beef is through the roof. a lot of people don't realize,

you know, over the last couple years. given drought and supply chain and everything else. a lot of farmers have gone out of the beef business. supply of beef is lower than it's been since 1951. the reason that chuck roast is $45 at my grocery store it's supply and demand. it's that easy. >> lawrence: we haven't had an administration in the past four years that were focused on the farmers. getting rid of the regulations so they could -- i asked the egg lady earlier, which is the best type of egg and her message was we need all of the eggs. that's what we need. how do you boost productivity and supply all of these areas that will bring the costs down. >> steve: because of bird flu. >> lawrence: corrected. >> ainsley: that was a big issue during the election the economy, inflation, and also the border. that's why there are four major large cities, sanctuary cities in our country. and the mayors of those cities are going to testify in front of congress.

they are going to be grilled on the hill. you have the boston mayor michelle wu chicago mayor brandon johns and johnston and new york city mayor eric adams. >> brian: they expect it, know it. i'm sure they will be loaded to try to defend themselves. american people want criminals off the streets. they want to give ice access to get those criminals off the streets. they are going to paint it as they're trying to arrest my kitchen personnel and they are going after people that have been there for 20 years. when they are way down on the priority list with tom homan. and i think that -- i either bring tom homan or run clips of tom homan say where is he wrong right here? is that true that you would not give up this venezuelan gang member who just went on killing a rampage over the weekends? >> steve: one of the things apparently the four mayors are getting lawyered up and redacting documents and stuff like that. getting ready for this house oversight committee hearing on monday where james comer is

going to preside. what the four mayors are trying to avoid was the spectacle of the ivy league presidents who sat on capitol hill and defended the anti-semitic actions on their campuses. what happened to them? a lot of them wound up losing their jobs. these mayors want to make sure they don't repeat that kind of. >> lawrence: going to be hard for them to do that. this is the -- congress has an easy job. can you call tom homan, government employee, he can give you the information. go to each of the cities. and you go through the criminal migrants and look at the people in custody and you say why did your city release this person? >> steve: right. >> lawrence: they are a murderer. why did you release the rapist back on the street? why did you release the person committed an assault? they will have to provide some type of answer to that. that's all tom homan is asking them to do turn over the criminal migrants. >> ainsley: the mayor of boston michelle wu criticized last year

giving young illegals as 11 years old voting rights. 20203 she hosted a secret elected color holiday party and white officialsy not allowed to attend she said her city will not participate with ice. rounding up members of the ms-13 gang. >> brian: guy in a chick-fil-a add to her resume at a chick-fil-a and caught trying to stab two people. mayor wu -- then he ended up getting killed by off duty cop. mayor wu expressed condolences to the attacker. listen to her. >> my condolences and all of our thoughts are with the family of the individual whose life has been lost and i am also thinking of all the people who were impacted here today. one of the busier parts of the

city with the tragedy. >> lawrence: behind her you see all these cops. and this person tried to take on cops. and she offers condolences to the person that was -- i don't care about the person that tried to stab the cop. if he died as a result is he gooffer him christ and is he gog to have his judgment day. it's not common sense to do it. >> steve: here is what makes no sense. you are looking at back bay, the really nice neighborhood in downtown boston. this couple was being chased down the street by a man with a knife. >> lawrence: maniac. >> steve: threatened to kill him. they ran into the chick-fil-a to seek shelter. there was off duty cop in there the off duty cop tells the guy to put the knife down and he didn't do it. he shot the person who was trying to kill the people. so that is the family that they are -- that the mayor is apologizing to and sending condolences to? the family of the guy with the

knife who tried to kill it sounds like at least two people, maybe three, maybe 10. >> ainsley: just so liberal. >> steve: upside down. >> ainsley: kevin hayden his office is leading the post shooting. he offered thoughts and prayers to the assailant's family family and friends too. what is going on. >> lawrence: that's how they lose. >> brian: those ivy league presidents got consulted by attorneys. they thought they were crypt scripted by their attorneys. these mayors should watch it. they look like they are trying to avoid a lawsuit like these or arrogantly say this is what the people want people outside your little bubble. i'm pretty sure have moved past. >> steve: brian, i think what they are going to do our city charter says we have to do this. so, the lawyers tell me that's all i can do. eric adams, you know, is he going to sit down and say, look, he is going to be able to say hey, i'm cooperating with the trump administration. because i signed that executive

order that allowed ice to return to refresh my recollection island. the others are going to be right down to the left letter of the law as their protection. >> lawrence: so the follow-up question is if they say the city charter, are you going to change it? >> steve: then they will say i need the whole council. >> lawrence: we have your support of changing the charter to arrest criminal migrants, right? you know? brian. >> ainsley: brian would say if they are in the country get them out. mayor adams because we are sanctuary city this if they are paying taxes even though they are illegal they should have the right to hospitals and police and all of our services. if they are criminals i support. >> lawrence: there you go. >> steve: that's where they draw the line. >> brian: they back up their statements. their answers are i am for illegal immigrants. >> ainsley: i don't support trump. >> brian: giving to ice.

the facts lynn indict them. >> steve: the heisman to ice or the iseman to ice? lanes. >> ainsley: let them keep doing it lose elections. common sense. >> brian: not in these cities the republicans don't run anybody. steve strife fireworks. >> ainsley: cuomo is running as mayor here again. >> brian: not a republican. >> steve: carley joins us in "studio m" talk about something in the sky. >> carley: five passengers on board a united airlines flight were hurt after their plane hit severe temperature do you lens last night causing it to make unexpected landing. plane carrying 29 passengers springfield, missouri to houston. it had to be diverted to waco, texas. thankfully, all passengers are expected to be okay. health and human services secretary r.f.k. jr. says the ongoing measles outbreak in texas should be a call-to-action for the rest of the country. writing in a fox digital op-ed, quote: vaccines not only

protect individual children to measles but community immunity protecting those unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons. the outbreak continues to spike with 165 total cases in the u.s. reported so far. we're going to be talking with fox senior medical analyst dr. marc siegel about in this morning. starting tomorrow, president trump's tariffs on canada and mexico will go into effect. the it the's proposed tariffs include a 25% duty on all imports from mexico and most imports from canada. the president had originally ordered the tariffs last month. but delayed it after the countries agreed to address fentanyl trafficking into the united states. and here's a question for you. do you know how much your spouse makes? a survey showed a lot of couples don't know the details on each other's finances. fidelity says more than 1/3 of couples can't identify their partner's salary within $25,000 of their actual pay. and there is another survey

found bank rate shows two in five americans in relationship have kept a financial secret from their partners. oh, the controversy over money and love, guys. steve and as our friend dave ramsey has told this program for decades the number one reason people get a divorce is they fight over their money. >> carley: adds a lot of stress in families. >> steve: herens the thing. 25 years ago a lot of spouses might not have known. but if everybody has a joint checking account, all you got to do is look at the app. i see how much. >> ainsley: do not have a joint checking account. no, i always wants my own money. because dad saves everything. >> steve: was she worried about him leaving? >> ainsley: mom was a spender wanted to be able to spend without him seeing. we would spend hours in tj max and marshals fill up the trunk with all these bags and wait until my dad wasn't at the house to take them inside.

>> lawrence: is on a budget. >> steve: those are the kind of secrets people are talking about. >> ainsley: dad didn't care. it was her money. he had the bills he paid for. she did groceries and christmas and birthday presents and things like that. dad did all the other bills. >> lawrence: don't they see at the end of the year when they file their taxes? how do you not know that. >> brian: cheat on their taxes. >> ainsley: how does. >> steve: they sign right there. one of my wife's best friends' husband never shows her the tax return except says sign right there. can i look at it? no. >> steve: they have been married 45 years. >> lawrence: worked for your family, too. >> brian: here's the thing. a very famous couple also had spending issues the lincolns, abraham lincoln's wife steve mary todd. >> brian: used to spend like crazy. stress about the white house, the war, she would spend like crazy. she run up huge bills. after he died, we were stuck with the bills. >> lawrence: can we do research on it?

why do the women spend so much? it's always the women. >> steve: every relationship generally has a spender and a saver. sometimes it's the man who is the spender. >> lawrence: i think it's mostly always the women. >> brian: can you take that back? >> lawrence: i'm not taking that back. it's true. >> steve: lawrence. >> brian: so much trouble. >> steve: if you were married, you would be the spender. you spend a lot of money on stuff. >> lawrence: i'm making it. >> steve: see, that's it. >> lawrence: it's a little different. >> ainsley: much easier to spend someone else's money. >> brian: do you know how high our ratings have been how many people just saw that? >> lawrence: like i said they cause the majority of the car accidents. >> we're going to break? >> lawrence: they did not but it was true. >> brian: trump's big speech before congress happening tomorrow. former presidential presidential speech writer bill mcgurn live next.

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♪ >> lawrence: so busy week on capitol hill tomorrow. president trump will address a joint session of congress as his first day's move full steam ahead here and abroad. so, what is the most important message he needs to send? fox news contributor and former presidential speech writer bill mcgurn joins us now. good morning, bill. >> good morning. >> so, bill, i feel like, you

know, typically, it would have been a different speech. but i think the zelenskyy blow-up is going to become a central element of the speech. do you agree or disagree? >> yeah. i agree. look, it's a de facto state of the union. you don't usually give a state of the union when you are an incoming president. but, look at what president trump has done. going to be full of it. in your state of the union your two messages are that your economy is going to grow and provide economy and that america is strong enough to deter outside aggression. those are two broad themes whether you are a democrat or republican. what i -- what i think, this is going to be incredible theater, when the president speaks. because democrats have a role, too. when i was writing these speeches. the trick was to try to write a punch line in a way that gets the opposition to stand up and

applaud, too. i don't think they are going to do it. i think there is going to be a lot of boos. so there is a lot of drama. the risk for the democrats is, you don't want to sit there stone-faced and look like you are not doing anything. so, it's going to be very interesting to see how they react. >> lawrence: you know, bill, i'm glad you brought up that point. the president has stolen a lot of the coalition of the democratic party, when you are talking about minorities. when you are talking about the working class. union workers. the president has them now. so, when he uses phrases that resonates with those people, don't the democrats risk alienating them again? >> yeah. but they risk so long. it will really tell us about the democratic party, whether they are just going to be rooted in blind opposition to what donald trump proposes or whether they

can cheer anything. i think it will be very contentious. it's very dramatic setting. look, usually, all three branches of the government are represented. millions of americans are tuning in. so, i think -- president trump reminds us, it's going to be good television. >> lawrence: will he get a bump from this speech if it goes well? >> you usually get a little bump, i'm not sure it always lasts long. what people are probably going to be looking for, you know, he has a blitz of policies in the first month or. so what they're going to look for is maybe a little more explanation of the zelenskyy deal. of the tariffs that are going to go into effect. what is he doing. is he probably going to talk about his success at the border and so forth. so, they want a little more explanation. i think there will be a section on elon musk and what he's doing.

it's a good time -- it's a good moment for the president to explain his rationale to the american people. >> lawrence: a little meat on the bones. all right, bill. we will be watching. thank you, sir. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: so the president will address the congress tomorrow 9:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. brian will be live from d.c. for "fox & friends" starting tomorrow. so you got to make sure you watch. all right. coming up, democrats are trashing president trump and vp advance with zelenskyy. joey jones is here to respond to all of them, next. >> the president of the united states is a coward who is vladimir putin's puppet. and the vice president of the united states is a pogey and a coward who is donald trump's puppet.

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♪ >> i saw the meeting as a despicable display of bullying by the president of the united states and the vice president of the united states. >> he was cornered and he was bullied in the oval office. and margaret, that just makes us look weak. >> either it was an ambush set up or they just got so hot-headed the president and the vice president that what happened happened. you know, it's the chaos of this presidency. >> so it is absolutely shameful what is happening right now. the white house has become an arm of the kremlin. >> brian: senator chris murphy can't take him seriously. thinks is he going to raise money going after trump. democrats bringing back old tactics after president trump and vice president's oval office clashed with the ukrainian president on friday. here to discuss it fox news contributor joey jones. we can talk about the war, that's another thing. the attack on the president, the

white house and j.d. vance is something else that emerged after we spoke. >> joey: really puzzling to me intellectual honest has left congress at this point and the divisiveness of bipartisan. you are trying so hard to grab on to money or support whatever organization act blue or move on.org. trying to say something sensational to go viral. no way reasonable, responsible person who has been elected to represent this country thinks that going on national television and calling our vice president a coward, our president a puppet of putin is helpful for our country. >> brian: right. here is a former marine. seth moulton who i thought had a pathway to being fetterman on the right after he was blitzed for saying men should not pray women's sports. but he didn't. he went right back left. watch. >> the president of the united states is a coward who is vladimir putin's puppet. and the vice president of the united states is a pogue and a coward who is donald trump's

puppet. and so what we just witnessed was a meeting in the oval office between two cowardly puppets and a hero. >> joey: you said former marine. usually as a marine we don't say former marines. once a marine always a marine. it's on my collar every time i come on this network. what bothers me a pogue is a very intentional word person other than grunt. moulton saying in 2014 actually just about a year ago, j.d. vance in describing him said he was a combat marine and he goes oh, i mean actually a combat cameraman. a marine corps veteran. oh i mean combat cameraman combat journalist. trying to denigrate j.d. vance's service. a pogue person other than grunt, maybe he doesn't understand it. i'm a pogue, i was infantry.

i hope my service doesn't come across as cowardly to you. i hope that you respect my service. you served with brian mast. he is a pogue, he wasn't a grunt, he lost his leg. i watched brian mast recover with his hands sown to his stomach. very intentional world. up until world war ii it was used to describe homosexuals. maybe is he historian and trying to attack him in that way. seth mo moulton every marine sed killed in combat was a pogue, they were a person other than a grunt. it bothers me that we have a marine corps officer in congress regardsless of what his policy positions are that doesn't have the honor, the courage, the commitment, the integrity to sit there and take issue with j.d. vance's policy position. take issue with the outcome that may come from the policies that he and president trump make. you can't find an intellectual argue want to tell the american people why they are wrong? you have to call them stupid names like pogue and coward.

i would never call seth moulton a coward. it takes stupid to go on tv as marine corps officer and call another enlisted marine who has risen to vice president a pogue and coward. that takes some sort of absolute stupidity or courage i don't know. i wouldn't call him a coward. to say call j.d. vance a coward and to try to denigrate his service that way just really blows my mind. >> brian: pretty amazing call the president a coward. shot got up. every day he did after his second attempt he still wanted the job. he scared down prison sentence stared down a prison sentencea . did he ever call out joe biden for scripting the biggest disaster in american history. >> i would love to know how much seth moulton cares about those mostly 13 borderline coward. >> brian: book deal on cnn again. maybe that's his success. >> joey: takes anything but a coward to sit in that white house and no the blowback that's

going to come but to make a call and say specific words like j.d. vance and president trump did to put us in this situation now because they believe there is a better outcome for them. even if you don't agree with this, it's not cowardice. >> brian: great point: great to see you. carley shimkus i'm told by reports is ready to give the news. >> carley: primed and ready. first time in our country's history we now have an official language. that language being edge yincht president trump signing the executive order over the weekend saying, quote: establishing english as the official language will not only streamline communication but also reinforce shared national values and create a more cohesive and efficient society. the or order also notes it doest require or direct any change in services provided by any government agency. and some tesla owners say they are facing backlash, including vandalism since its ceo, elon musk took his white house role. one tesla owner telling "the washington post" that hours after trump was elected someone

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>> steve: pope francis remains in stable condition and is off of that ventilator as he enters his third week in a hospital in rome. chief religion correspondent lauren green is live from rome this afternoon there and she joins us this morning here in the united states. lauren? >> lauren: hey, steve. wewe continue to get encouraging news out of the vatican. for the third day is he stable with no ill effects from friday's respiratory crisis. rumblings behind the scenes at the vatican that the immediate crisis is actually over. however, the vatican still

saying the prognosis is guarded meaning the pope is not yet out of danger. doctors at the hospital continue to aggressively treat the 88-year-old pontiff for double pneumonia. this morning the pope got up and had breakfast. started regular oxygen therapy. he does not need the more intense mechanical mask. he tends to run the vatican from hospital quarters meeting with two high ranking vatican officials sunday. neither have said how long the pope will remain hospitalized but some medical experts say 10 to 15 more days. meanwhile, in st. peters basilica sunday evening the rosary vigil nightly on the mysteries of the faith for the healing of the pope. >> again -- we pray together for the whole church with the help of the holy father, francis. >> lauren: around the world prayers from faithful catholics south africa country the pope

has never visited there was a special mass for the ailing pontiff. >> the reaction to his illness throughout the world shows how much he has meant to the world and not just to the catholic church. >> >> lauren: as the pope appears to be on the mend there is sadness he will not preside over this week's ash wednesday service which marks the beginning of the lenten season the most solemn period in the christian church which leads up to easter sunday. ainsley? >> ainsley: thank you so much. a michigan man's disappearance taking investigators down a year's long rabbit hole eventually toledo one woman and a trail of murder victims all across the midwest. >> dismembered chris reagan and got rid of his remains. >> told me there are anyone.

>> it's going to be jeremy and. >> i it's the subject of the new fox nation series called love you to death. the kelly cochran story. and you saw them in that clip, detectives on this case laura and jeremy ogden and they join us now who ended up meeting each other during this investigation and falling in love. we will hear your story in a moment. first, tell me what happened. >> working in a small town at the police chief, definitely not handling many murders ains anyone's in michigan. >> in upper michigan and we had a couple that had moved to town recently from indiana. the wife kelly cochran was the wife of jason cochran, was working with our victim chris regan. they were having an affair. they were both fairly new to town. he went missing. he was reported missing almost two weeks after he was actually missing.

so it put us back a little bit. didn't expect the outcome to be what it was. would eventually find out, you know, that kelly cochran and her husband killed and dismembered him. >> because she was having an affair with him. >> right. >> >> ainsley: jeremy, this is when you come in because they go back to indiana, right? >> right. >> you were brought into the investigation, what was this pact they had? a murder pact if one of them had an affair? >> ultimately, when she flees, and she is located in kentucky during those interviews she says that her and her husband entered into a pact on wedding night saying that it was each of their responsibility to kill the lover, if they were to have an affair or that the spouse could kill them. >> ainsley: you ended up investigating the death of her husband. she had shot him up with heroin and i'm sorried him, dismembered the lover in michigan. here is the soundbite of why you all think she has more victims out there. >> kelly claimed that her butterfly tattoos represented lives that she took and she had

16 butterfly tattoos. so we're going to investigate those victims ourselves. >> multiple bodies in indiana were. >> all over. >> are you truly responsible for killing 20 people? >> 21. >> ainsley: laura, this is pure evil. she never admitted to who those people were or where she might have buried them. >> she gave interview with jeremy and gave many different accounts. it's just kind of trying to figure out what the actual or close to the actual account of what took place. interestingly though, when she killed her husband and then ultimately was charged with his death, part of her plea agreement part of her sentencing in indiana is that she could never be charged with another murder in indiana. and we found that to be very interesting. >> yeah. it's the first time in my career where a prosecutor has called me up and asked me to set down at a table with a defendant's

attorney and they wanted immunity from any and all other murders that they may disclose it. would definitely lead you to believe that there is more to the story. and i think that at some point she'll decide to tell more or we'll figure it out through the viewers of this program and tips. because that's what this is all about. >> ainsley: absolutely. >> trying to gain more information. >> ainsley: absolutely. justice for all these families. it's called "love to you death" the kelly cochran story. you can find it on fox nation. god bless you all. congratulations on finding love through all of this and locking up the killer. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: ice's big operation leaked again. who divulged the details? that's. next. peo ♪ start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time.

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