new eligible 5g phone. switch today. ♪ ♪ >> todd: beautiful you up for the capital in d.c.s him from the tide with that light green you appear that is what it looks like. >> ashley: i guess i'm not seeing it. >> todd: interesting. let's go to a new year and no congress with republicans officially taken control of the house after newly elected members are sworn in tomorrow. >> ashley: florida congressman elect cory mills one of those lawmakers to break down the top priorities going into 2023. cory, you will be sworn in this month. obviously, there was a lot on the republicans plates that they need to get to, but what would you say the top concerns for voters once you get to it? >> thank you for having me. today it is one thing or the other. each constituent has their own problems, obviously, i should about earlier in the segment. rising prices and taxes. people really care about securing the borders and making sure that we can control the increased criminality. making sure we rid ourselves of the indoctrination into military cabinet and school system and protecting our child

it is in new todd, where she has joined the demonstration and d. w, reportedly and even how much time has been covering events, new task force all this week. the demonstration is not being held nearby. why is that? yes, the demonstration is being held outside of a neighboring village. ok, and back. because that's what i did self with. so i put these as police are continuing to evict the last few remaining activists to the so they are am and is continuing to demolish the village. but the protest was quite orderly at the beginning. and then in march, the large majority approaches the local that we've seen in the beginning and maybe a way to be it's also open the whole live people make it all the way. we saw some reports that people made it to the village. a lot of people here seem determined that they want to really send a signal into the world that this is not over yet. and we understand that are the use icon climate change icon. great. a tune berg is there hash, actually spoken yet? yes, she just stephanie focus thinking a few minutes ago. am he cal

renaming i think these. >> carley: adam will be on "fox and friends" 7:00 hour. >> todd: will be good to see him. fox news alert, one of 10 am haves killed in the california club massacre was the owner of the dance studio ming way ma. >> carley: madelyn rivera joins us with the latest. >> good morning, carley and todd, there is so much we don't know about the shooting, including the suspect's motive, what led him to come to the star dance studio and start shooting people after a lunar new year celebration. police want to ensure people that they are safe. >> so sad and scared, just heartbroken, people can't celebrate with their families safely. >> it is mind-boggling, i was trying to process everything and it was overwhelming. >> to see this happen in this place is shattering. >> after a regional manhunt, investigators say the suspect shot and killed himself yesterday inside a white cargo van. that van matching the description of what police identified as a vehicle of interest. authorities heard one gunshot and they found the suspect dead. that suspect is 72-year-old huu can tan, who police believe acted a

. >> todd: i'm todd piro. learning new details about who the suspect is and how he eluded to evade authorities for weeks. >> it was alleged the killer was stalking girls at bars and he was wearing gloves around town so not to leave fingerprints behind. the murder suspect wore gloves while shopping at a local grocery store before he was arrested early friday morning in pennsylvania. "a good friend is a cop following him the last couple days and followed him and he wore gloves the entire time, he is not stupid and has been careful," he is pursuing a phd. his downstairs neighbor told the "new york post" the following, it seemed like he never slept, he was doing something all night, i don't know how he could have killed someone, he doesn't look that tough. there are reports he is a recovering heroin addict. now the families speaking out and rushing to his defense friday saying we have fully cooperated with law enforcement in attempt to seek the truth and promote his presumption of innocence rather than make erroneous assumptio

>> todd: police believe a drug cartel is behind the murder of six people at a california home. the suspects are on the loose this morning, we're learning heartbreaking new details about the victims. >> two of the victims tragically, whole situation was tragic. we have a 17-year-old mother and a six-month-old child, both of which were shot in the head. >> todd: that's incomprehensible. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: the baby was found cradled in the arms of his mother yesterday morning. jacky. >> the baby was being cradled in the arms of her mom, it appeared she was trying to run away when they were gunned down. deputies found them in a ditch by the home. it is presumed to be a gang-related attack. >> we believe we have two suspects at this point, we also believe this is not a random act of violence. we believe this was a targeted family. we believe there are gang associations that involved in this scene, as well as narcotics investigations. >> that sheriff adding, i think it is specifically connected to the cartel, this was not run of the mill low end gang member, he did not name an organization, bu

let's hang in there and get the job done. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ >> day two of the new congress no speaker of the house. >> my hand is starting to cramp. >> after three failed tries kevin mccarthy will be back at it in a few more hours hoping to gain more votes. >> there is a point where you go from negotiation to a hostage situation. >> brian kohberger will be heading back to idaho where he will face murder charges for the killings of madison, kaylee, ethan. >> we're glad we live in the state of idaho with the death penalty. >> improving after scaring cardiac arrest during monday

>> todd: a fox news alert, seven people dead, another injured after a mass in half moon bay, second massacre to rock the golden state in the past few days. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the victims were chinese american farm workers who worked with the gunman. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: seven dead and one critically injured following a shooting in half moon bay. authorities arrested chunli zhao. chunli zhao turned himself in after he opened fire in two different locations. he traveled to a mushroom farm where he opened fire and went to a second location and shot and killed three others. the victims were likely chunli zhao's co-workers. he was a disgruntled employee at one of the locations he shot up. >> i would like to offer my heart-felt condolences to the families of the victims. this kind of shooting is horrific, a tragedy we hear far too often, but today it hit home in san francisco county. >> brooke: the shooting comes just days after 11 people were killed in monterey park. we are learning more about the 26-year-old he

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>> great news, todd, we know he is neurologically in tact, able to write, respond, move his hands and feet, that is fantastic. i'll bet we will see him come off the ventilator. >> todd: elephant in the room is the dummy in the room. we have this mannequin so you can show how they saved damar hamlin life. >> he was struck in the chest and that put him into cardiac arrest. what does that mean? his heart cannot beat or pump blood to the brain so he passed out. he had a great team, they assessed the situation, safe environment and sir, are you responsive or breathing? no signs of breathing. they called 911, call for help and begin impressions w palm of the hand, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12. give it a try. high quacompression and do that while you wait for the aed to arrive, all you do is press this button and even a five year old can learn to use it. >> place that exactly as shown in the picture. >> todd: show the pads on camera, you can see the pad, show you where to put them on the body. a five year old can figure this out. >> one there, that's right

new year. nice to see you. >> todd: great to have you back. dhs intel report indicating al qaeda is threatening attacks. federal air marshal get sent to the border. air national council weighs in. >> we need the american people to help, call congress, let them know up want air marshal in the transport agsz domain, not on the border. we're 23409 going to catch al qaeda in el paso, it will happen in a commercial airport in a commercial aircraft. >> todd: former dhs official joins me now, jonathan fahey. how can he not reverse this horrific decision in light of this new al qaeda threat? >> i don't know, i would say this is shocking or stunning, but this is par for the course with this administration, nothing trumps the open border agenda, they are willing to sacrifice public safety and national security. they will not put national security or risk of terrorism ahead of this open borders agenda. they have not done it any other time we have people dying of overdoses, crime issues and they will not change course. in one respect, marvel at their comm

news alert. overnight three nypd officers were stabbed near times square. toddis, officers was serving his first shift before the attack. lawrence: lucas, what can you tell us about the attack. >> reporter: the new york police department is calling this an unprovoked attack two hours before the ball dropped. two officers received serious blows to the head. one officer engaged the suspect, shooting him in the shoulder. it took place on west 57th street and 8th avenue. one is eight year veteran suffered a head laceration. another one a rookie cop first day on the josh. he suffered a fractured skull. thee nypd officers were taken to the bellevue hospital. they were attacked by this machete outside of the times square. trevor bikford, from maine. they are investigating his jihadist posts. eric adams spoke earlier about the attack. >> these officers responded in professional manner and all the officers involved. must said even after the incident took place, the responding officers made sure the scene was under control. all three of the officers are in stable conditio

orleans, every night they wash the streets and wash the sins away. >> todd: a lot of sins in neweans, who knows about nashville. maybe tom brady will end up there. looking at sin city, looking at tennessee titans, and looking at the 49ers, we'll see what happens with that. that is carley, i'm todd, we have news. >> carley: absolutely, good morning, happy friday, best day of the week, we have crime news starting with this. audience of anti-crime summit bursting into applause when a top police officer pushes back against a lawmaker, this clip was obtained by "new york post." >> respectfully mr. dean read statistics about repeat oafeders, they would not be repeat offenders if police were not constantly rearrested them. >> todd: a shocking report from the manhattan institute, another social justice crime policy, tossing 69% of criminal cases due to new york's discovery law, no shock here, that was changed in 2019. up from 44% of cases dismissed in 2019 prior to the law being updated. >> carley: this whole thing, he was saying crime is up in new york, new york city because police aren

there is nothing illegal about sleeping outside. 40,000 have been bussed to new york city costing the city $1 billion. >> toddyou. let us bring in florida congressmam carlos gimenez. great to see you, what do you make of sense of entitlement from migrants in new york? >> it is disappointing and obviously, new york is dealing with a difficult situation, many communitieses are dealing with the same situation as we have. we know 4.5 million encounters and a million and a half gotaways we know of, 6 million more in the united states, a lot go to new york and different places. the sense of entitlement is disappointing. they come here to work, most of them. this is not what happened to me and my parents when we came from cuba 60 years ago. >> todd: you didn't get $500 a night hotel and say, it is not good enough. your state of florida dealing with a migrant surge, encountering 22,000 migrants since october. obviously you mentioned the president coming here, the president did not visit the border when he visited the border, by my understanding, he has not visited florida. do you think biden will stop by the hotel wh

some are worried it will overwhelm the resources like it is in new york city. >> todd: new york statehis influx mean for the fine folks, the citizens living in that community? >> you look at what is happening in new york city and the fact a city with 8 million people with lots of resources has been overwhelmed with a few thousand migrants. imagine what that would do two small rural community with limited resources. that is what is playing out in the county. we have sympathy for these folks. let's keep in mind, the sanctuary state new york is 1 ot just a liberal cocktail party but that mean something. new york state we have failed to dedicate resources to addressing this call to bring people here from all over the world to new york state. >> carley: this is affecting jamestown, new york. state senator, give us the specifics here. how many migrants are living in the area, and what are your concerns about them stretching city resources? >> well, the folks have come from -- we were told from the mexican border through new york city potentially into jamestown. this is word-of-mouth, we are

point, but it is interesting all it takes is another democrat to upon to the buses coming to new york. >> toddhey were fine with the democrats. critics ripping president biden for comparing asylum seeking migrants to jews fleeing during the holocaust. >> president biden: it is human right if your family is being prosecuted, it was human right for jews in germany to be able to go to escape and get help where they could. >> ashley: joe concha is joining us now. joe, what do you make of what you just heard from the president? >> joe: if you are any family who had family members that survived the holocaust or died, does not matter, for him to use this comparison, commander-in-chief talking about folks from venice, haiti nicaragua, you name it, doing it to flee persecution, not much you have to add to that, other than say this is not a serious person taking on the most serious problem this country is facing and this wasn't a serious visit, he didn't go to eagle pass, where bill melugin has been reporting from, he goes to el paso, which was cleaned up to look real nice by the time he got there and y

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happy new year and remember it is america now and forever bringing on 2023. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alertght now damar hamlin in critical condition and one of the most shocking moments we have ever seen in sports peer of the buffalo bills say he collapsed after a hit against the cincinnati bengals with millions watching the paramedics rushed to save his life right in the middle of a football field. you are watching "fox & friends first" on tuesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: ashley strohmier and for carley shimkus. details before the collapse, the first thing here with the latest come up brooke singman. speak with overnight tweeting damar hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest with a hit, a gae versus the bengals and on the field he was transferred to the uc medical center for further testing and treatment. he is currently sedated and listed in critical condition. the initial reaction of many was that they had never seen something like this before and damar hamlin briefly stood up on his own after making a tackle and before collapsing back onto the turf. now, an ambulance being brought o

>> todd: a fox news alert, damar hamlin is in critical condition in one of the most shocking moments we've seen in sports. the buffalo bills safety collapsing. paramedics race to save his life in the middle of the football field. you're watching "fox and friends first"s, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier, in for carley shimkus. brooke singman is here with the latest. >> brooke: that is right, the bills tweeting damar hamlin suffering cardiac arrest following a hit in our game versus the bengals. he was trans ferred to uc medical center, he is sedated and listed in critical condition.

very interesting timing. >> todd: if i do they will be $20 a carton. >> ashley: now that president biden behind the wheel of a fleshy newctric car reminding americans about his ev tax credit. but wait until you hear how much that car cost in first place. here is a hand, more than the average american makes in a year. >> todd: it ain't cheap, plus there is this. >> what is the right age for a child to use social media? i personally believe that ten is too early and a time adolescents where kids are identifying their identity. >> todd: the u.s. surgeon general doesn't want your child on social media. okay, when it comes to getting kids faxed, anything goes. we will ask the doctor about this next. ♪ ♪ my name is ashley cortez and i'm the founder of the stay beautiful foundation when i started in 2016 i would go to the post office and literally fill out each person's name on a label and now with shipstation we are shipping 500 beauty boxes a month it takes less than 5 minutes for me to get all of my labels and get beauty in the hands of women who are battling cancer so much quicker shipstation the #1 choice of online seller

she joins us in this new year. ♪ todd: new year new congress.thy still battling to take the gavel. a rule change that would make it easier to remove a house speaker and the exchange for the support of the remaining gop holdouts. mike lawler joins us now. congrats again to you. happy new year to you. is that gambit that mccarthy is trying to work? will kevin mccarthy be the speaker of the house? >> the overwhelming majority of the conference supports kevin mccarthy for speaker. when we had our conference elections back in november he received 85% of the vote. i come along with the vast majority of my colleagues, will be voting for kevin whether it is one ballad or 100 ballots. i think for my colleagues that have been holding out so far, kevin has been negotiating in good faith to address their concerns on the rules. the rest of us are open to those rule changes so long as they in good faith support kevin. ultimately, cooler heads will prevail. i do think he will have the requisite number of votes to become speaker. we will see what happens on tue

>> todd: over the weekend new york city mayor eric adams all the chaos over the weekend and much, muchsident biden. >> todd, he did. mayor eric adams begging for help since the first bus of migrants arrived from new york from texas. he paid a visit el paso meeting with migrants personally. so far, 5200 migrants sent to the big apple from texas peer of the large numbers are putting a strain on the sanctuary cities resources and he's demanding federal help. >> this is a national crisis. new york cannot take more, we can't. we are pointing the finger where it should be and that is the national government. this is a national problem. >> so judging by that response, it appears may be governor abbott showing other cities what it's like to do with massive numbers of migrants might avert. adams wants to see the biden administration play a more proactive role in keeping the board are secure. >> carley: marianne rafferty, thank you so much. el paso u.s. marshal retired and deputy chief of el paso police department, robert, always great to see you. first the reaction to mayor adams visit to el pa

todd: i'm angry. lawrence, get you a big one so you get fat in the new year. skinny. >> we have a lot to do, to see if there is coin in this cake. lawrence: where is the icing? todd: this is sesame seeds. you want me to find the coin. carley: that is pretty good. lawrence: like bread. carley: a little sweeter than bread. room for improvement withizing on top. i think it is pretty good overall. todd: i'm looking for the coin. >> this is a very, very -- wow, you're making a mess. todd: disgusting. i thought most disgusting on "fox & friends" was me eating. no, it is me cutting. lawrence: a lucky cake. todd: not lucky. lawrence: todd tips it over. todd: that is harbinger of 2023 for me. lawrence: carley: cake deserves better. we must press forward. president biden soaking up the sun on his virgin island vacation. shaking off any 2024 buzz. >> will you talk to your family about re-election, sir? president biden: there is an election coming up. carley: mike huckabee coming up for what is next for joe. todd: have you been back seeds like larry david. >> look at this.

>> todd: new jersey, it will say josh. >> carley: oh, my gosh, the extra point he missed in the beginning>> todd: the eagles come obviously this extra point is in his head but you know, look at this. you know it is bad. how can i put this delicately, the governor of texas. >> carley: he posted a tweet, "i swear i can kick as good as the dallas cowboys can." there was a lot of social media reaction to the extra point you missed. he missed four in the game against the jagged lawyers and 17 they played previously. >> todd: no, he missed four against the bucks. you are in the right state. >> carley: oh, my gosh, listen, i have no personal dog in this fight but i was pulling for the kicker so hard. you have one job and you screw up or miss it or don't succeed, all eyes are on you especially what happened last game. but redemption. and also jerry jones was asked about it and the coach's decision for the kicker was exonerated by field goals. i am proud of him. so all of the team is proud of bread tomorrow. >> todd: he has eight months. this clearly, he did kick a long field goal. the two yes. he

todd: love it. thank you, my friend. the newcongresswoman, aoc, leading coa ligsz of democrats in slamming joe biden border policy for being too strict. >> president biden is reversing his promise to restore access to asylum at our southern border. >> this administration is making it impossible to seek refuge at our border. >> ashley: we have a reality check for democrats coming up next. . . ♪ the right to seek asylum is enshrined in domestic and international law and the united states is a shining example. this administration is making it effectively impossible to seek refuge at our border. president biden should listen to the courts and human rights activists and reverse course. >> todd: aoc isn't crying at the border she and 66 over democrats sent a letter to president biden criticize go ahead his so-called strict border policy saying quote instead of issuing a new asylum transit ban and expanding title 42. we encourage your administration to stand by your commitment to restore and protect the rights of asylum seekers and ref

in may border agents encountered 241,000 migrants. >> todd: the numbers are staggering. newfferent view than president biden. >> he did, mayor eric adams, who has been begging for federal help paid a visit to el paso to visit with migrants personally. adams says the large numbers are putting a strain on the city's resources and he's demanding federal help. >> this is a federal crisis, new york can't take more, pointing the finger at national government, this is a national problem. >> maybe governor abbott move to show how other cities are dealing with massive numbers, maybe it worked, adams is saying biden administration needs to play a more active role in securing the border. >> todd: you spoke to robertalmonte. ing >> right before president biden came, the city was cleaned up under the order of the white house to give el paso the nice look. mayor adams going down there got a dose of reality and he's right, this was a border crisis that had turned into a national crisis and i've been saying that many times and it is unfortunate and when is it going to stop? this is result o

. ♪ ♪ >> todd: new zealand's prime minister announcing she will step down in february.a month after caught on a hot mike insulting opposition leader during an expletive. her resignation. >> i will not be seeking -- [indistinct] i know what this job takes and i know i no longer have enough entertainment to do it justice. it is that simple. >> todd: new zealand's have her youngest prime minister 42 years old taking office in 2017. >> carley: president zelenskyy on the world stage once again and davos to plead for military aid. >> the position, ex-military organization of our joint enemy. with air defense systems must outpace russia's cyberattacks. we must outpace any other russian attacks. >> carley: the u.s. that tomorrow to announce major weapons package for ukraine, but experts warn it is depleting our own stockpile of weapons, which may take several years to replenish. rebecca koffler a former defense intelligence officer out of saul alinsky's playbook. good morning to you. what about that concerned that the u.s. is dangerously depleting its own stockpile of weapons,

>> todd: let's bring in new jersey congressman elect jeff vandrew. it feels weird to call you congressman election, a week ago we would have called you congressman. what is going to happen today congressman elect? more of what we saw yesterday or will we pick a speaker? >> we are going to pick a speaker andevery congressman is a congressman-elect, we haven't gotten the job done. we worked hard to get this majority, americans worked hard, they want to see improvements in government and fiscal situation and do something about open borders, something to do with education, with policing, with military. we have a lot of work to do and we have plans issue the bills, the resolutions, it is this nonsense that is interfering, two i think thises i don't want to see, one for this to drag on forever. we got to get this done, done today or tomorrow and it is time for us to move on and make a difference in america. second thing, we will not have and i will not tolerate, neither will others, democratic speaker. they are laughing and shame on us, we need to get this

we have a live report next. ♪ ♪>> todd: a fox news alert, w are awaiting release of body cam footage eath of tyre nichols. i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. five police officers were charged with murder in tyre nichols death. the community is mourning his tragic loss of life. >> our family is grief stricken and this is very hard to swallow. i want each and every one of you to protest in peace. i don't want us burning up our cities, tearing up the streets, that is not what my son stood out. if you are here for me and tyree, you will protest

off we go on the investigation. >> todd: thank you very much. >> carley: thank you, cheryl. >> you wouldn't know by watching the newsori lightfoot has a plan, putting more police on the street and getting guns off them. >> todd: new campaign ad touting lori lightfoot effort to curb violent crime despite crime soaring 40% under her watch. >> carley: caldwell joins us now, what do you think about this ad? >> gianno: it is insulting and asinine and massive gas lighting for her to pretty much and essentially say it is the media who issic maing you believe that things are bad in chicago. don't believe your eyes, how dare you say that to many, many families who lost their lives over tenure of her leadership, you have multiip emfamily members and some families murdered in the streets of chicago, people who had nothing to do with the life of gang, drug and violence. this is a problem at her doorstep and she had a plan, why haven't we seen it work? she weaponized incompetence by blaming everyone else but herself and say to emfas, don't believe your eyes, it is media hype. get out of here, mayor lightfoot. >> todd: someone wh

>> todd: a fox news alert, coroner's office revealing student madison brooks died from traumatic injuries after being hit by a car after a night out at a popular downtown bar. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: ashley. good samaritans rushed to help madison brooks. the lsu sophomore's official cause of death is multiple traumatic injuries, second to motor vehicle collision verse pedestrian. she was left incapacitated at the scene and died at the hospital. >> todd: allegedly raped before her attackers left her on the highway and she was struck by a car. madison brooks's friends creating a memorial along the highway where she was killed. one of those friends reflected on the impact she had on her life. >> she left me in this world with one thing, kindness and love is always the answer. i was going through the hardest times, i felt bullied and everything. she showed me love in a way nobody else could. >> ashley: her sorority releasing this statement, madison made a lasting impact on all of us and was a hero and donated her heart and kidney to save others. >> t

rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, kathmandu. toddn aviation safety engineer and hejoins me now from boston. thank you very much for making the time for us, what do we know first of all about the plane involved in this incident?— plane involved in this incident? , ~ incident? this plane, the atr 72 has been _ incident? this plane, the atr 72 has been in _ incident? this plane, the atr 72 has been in production - incident? this plane, the atr 72 has been in production for| 72 has been in production for quite some time and is in use around the world. this has not had a fatal event since about five years ago in iran and the first one was as far back as 1994 in the united states but as of the current time, i'm not aware of any sort of safety directives or any safety concerns that have been seen by the faa and other national aviation authorities concerning this aircraft. it aviation authorities concerning this aircraft.— this aircraft. it is early days obviously — this aircraft. it is early days obviously and _ this aircraft. it is early d

background, we're drowning here. >> january 10, there is a rally in albany, please come out. >> todd: that is newk state specific, i am sure you can find rallies throughout the country. we need teachers back in the classroom. over to you. >> ashley: fox news alert, new information in the idaho murder case including timeline evident linking prime suspect to the same and chilling report from one surviving roommate who was inside the house that night. we have a live report next. save big during blendjets new years sale and crush your resolutions. the blendjet 2 portable blender gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. throw in your favorite ingredients and blend up a delicious smoothie anytime, anywhere. blendjet 2 even cleans itself. just add water, a drop of soap, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now from blendjet.com and make 2023 your best year yet. >> ashley: newly released affidavit reveals suspected murder bryan kohberger stalked the four idaho students leading up to their murders. >> todd: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: bryan kohberger phone pinged 12

todd: looking forward to to do. huge day. happy new year to you and yours.breaking news. carley: yeah, we are learning this morning the man suspected of the overnight machete attack of three nypd officers was being watched by the fbi counterterrorism task force. that information coming to fox news from a high-level police source. authorities identifying the suspect as 19-year-old trevor bickford from maine saying he's been watched by the fbi for weeks now. police sources say they received tips that the suspect was showing signs of home grown violent extremist behavior following a recent conversion to islam. they also say he spent his time researching the taliban and expressing interest in going to afghanistan, even saying he was willing to die for his religion. again, that all coming from a high-level n nypd police source. we'll see what else we learn about suspect in the coming days. todd: and, lawrence, before you raised the key issue. if all of this information is known to law enforcement, why is there this disconnect, this allowing him to have time to ac

that's new york state. todd: if you didn't get the sense from the way we're handling cars and gasoline versus electric, shocker. they want to ban all petroleum gas whatever it is. they want it gone. we had a chef on, stuart, on my show, who basically said we literally can't do our job in a restaurant without a gas stove, so there's that element of it but also, stuart, at the end of the day, with all the problems that we have in the country, where did gas stoves fall on your run-down? pretty far below, you know, at the bottom. this is ridiculous. they are wasting time, and also the study that was the basis of this , was funded by an environmental think tank. stuart: precisely. todd: it's a bunch of -- stuart: lauren simonetti shaking her head. lauren: because the government itself just said oil & gas use will hit record highs in 2024 so they could do everything that they want to get us to go green er, but we're still going to use traditional sources of energy. stuart: yes, we are. lauren: demand will hit record h

. >> todd: a fox news alert a discovery for joe biden as new top classified government record from bp days are discovered in a second location. you were watching "fox & friends first" on thursday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, a merrick garland special counsel with questions swirling over how far this will go with potential ties to the biden family shady business dealings with china and ukraine. >> what is in these documents? these are questions we have to have an answer to. >> it can't be we have two tiers of justice in this country. one rule for republicans and another for democrats. >> if the fbi were serious, they would look at all of biden homes and offices. it will not go away. >> todd: the republicans want to know why democrats hillary clinton and joe biden get off easy well former president gets completely ransacked. joining us live lucas tomlinson. >> good morning todd and carl e. president biden's predecessor donald trump being irresponsible with his handling of classified information. here is our quality peter doocy at the white house yesterday. >> on the

todd from new mexico said tragic mike, you have got it rolling over here. todd liked my jokes.d a friendly face. joan from idaho said i'm a 72-year-old grandma who loves to watch whenever you are on. you are a hoot. jenny, come on. jason from florida. i -- jimmy loves idaho. i can't upset my affiliates here. florida. jason from florida. i met my ex-wife at pat o'brien. enough said. i don't even know what that means. but it does sound rowdy. emily: that's where christina was. in new orleans. jimmy: pat was some wild stuff. that's a great place to meet a future ex-wife. ulysses from oregon. who is taller, you or gutfeld. don't put me on the spot, that's the king of late night. the correct answer is the garden gnome in front of my house followed by gutfeld. here is martin from south carolina. jimmy, did you rob hugh hefner for your wardrobe tonight? i have got to be honest, i bought this shirt with my own money and yes, it does also come in men's, yes, it does. griff: i am getting a few texts on my jacket. saying that jacket is hideous. why did they let you wear it on the air. the

they don't get sent back to new mexico, do they? >> toddan freeze and do we have jonathan back? >> carley: jonathan, did you hear my last question? >> i did not, can you please repeat it? so a mirrored of countries you listed for the people who are trying to cross the border behind you, china, uzbekistan, russia when they try to come here illegally, the border patrol is sending them back to mexico. i would assume they would get sent into the country and they have to wait for extradition hearing. >> they are all being processed 6 miles here and processed within two or three days commit to penning the background check, they will be released into tucson or one of the other major cities. >> todd: unreal. jonathan lines, fascinating insight from you. we appreciate it. speed to south america, thank you, john. >> todd: flux flying over transgender bathroom and locker policy. >> imagines a young female shy and feeling awkward about your growing body and your school has allowed biological mail to interests in the same locker room as you. >> before y

deck. >> carley: nancy mace, joe concha, tomi lahren all live on "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox newsed after a mass in half moon bay, second massacre to rock the golden state in the past few days. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the victims were chinese american farm workers who worked with the gunman. brooke singman has details. >> brooke: seven dead and one critically injured following a shooting in half moon bay. authorities arrested chunli zhao. chunli zhao turned

we break that case down, fox news podcasts.com. todd it. will: pete, over to you. pete: all right. well, the cdc and fda are now looking into safety concerns of strokes in people 65 and older who received pfizer's booster vaccine. the cdc agency saying, quote, although the totality of the data currently suggests this is very unlikely that the signal represents a true clinical risk, we believe it's important to share this information with the public. here to react is former cdc director dr. robert redfield. doctor, thank you for being here. looking at it even from a larger level, this is a recent revelation, but the cdc sort of begrudgingly acknowledged risks for young men and myocarditis, heart issues. is the cdc releasing enough information to make sure people are aware of the possible risks? >> you know, pete, i think they are. i mean, he was several surveillance systems to monitor vaccine safety, all types of vaccines not just covid vaccines. and what you have here is one of the near realtime systems they have which is the vaccine sa

new control. state oversight, accountability, what florida, legislature and the government wants. >> carley: links back to parental rights in education situation. >> cheryl: see how this plays out. >> todds network, cheryl casone. >> cheryl: is it 30 something in new york this morning? >> todd: nicer in these locations. >> cheryl: beach night is tonight, galveston, gulf shores, alabama. i was in gulf shores in my twenties, it has changed for the better. find that affordable beach house when you can. >> todd: former virginia tech soccer player benched by her coach who refused to kneel in support of black lives matter, scored settlement after she claimed her first amendment rights were violated. kiersten hening joins me now. kiersten, what is your reaction to the settlement? >> i'm happy it was settled. i think i was prepared to go to trial. i had a great set of lawyers, all thanks to them and my support system. i'm happy it settled before going toil troo. >> todd: this is about more than money and soccer, this is about taking a stand is not backing down. what are you hoping coming out of this ordeal? >> yeah, really just out of this i think this, i hope people use this as inspiration to

. >> todd: they were new recalls for qualified immunity for the police.t would that do to the profession of policing and what is a better alternative to that? >> if we reduce or eliminate qualified immunity, we will have even a more critical problem bringing people to this profession. we will not have police officers anymore. people unde need to understand t qualified immunity means and we can't act shamelessly like these five dead but we have frivolous lawsuits when doing our job. look this is not police culture. the police culture have been in 45 years and this is the culture and the previous guest is correct. these men have done this before, gotten away with it and we need to look at this police department, memphis pd from the top down because where were the supervisors? where was the leadership? in this specialty unit if you are walking around in a black hoodie, you better be ultra-professional and ultra-restrain peer that is not what we saw here. let's not attacked the entire profession like we did after george floyd because of the horrible crimes of

"fox & friends" host todd piro live outside of the watson hotel in new york city with details. an you tell us? >> good morning to you, my friend. about 25 to 40 migrants in total and, yes, no women, no children. all single male adults. take a look. you can see behind me here this is basically the numbers that we see -- sleeping bags on the cold, cold pavement. dozens of migrants lining the street outside the high-end manhattan hotel refuse to go relocate to shelters. many of them claiming they would rather sleep on the street than go to the brooklyn cruise terminal which they are comparing to prison. advocates are asking migrants not the board the buses while city officials are left pleading with asylum seekers promising they'll have everything they need there. now new york city mayor eric adams checking out conditions showing himself playing ping upon for a migrant in the facility. he said activists are steering away migrants from a warm facility with food and water. >> doesn't matter if it's elise island or the brooklyn cruise terminal or any of our ports, it is all rooted in

but now todd and julie facing a stark new reality. for todd wake-up is at 4:45 a.m.0 and 5:30 with lights out at 10:30. he'll be required to be neatly groomed at all times with his shirt tucked in and have his bed made military style by no later than 6:30 in the morning. julie has a 6:00 a.m. wake-up call and goes right to her meals and work. she'll be provided with sufficient clothing to allow at least three changes of clothes weekly. both prisons offer recreational activities like sports and movies and wellness programs. just days before they began their sentences, todd and julie sharing their feelings on their podcast "chrisley confessions." >> we're going through a lot of heartache, a lot of hurt. but the valley that we're in, we won't stay in forever and what i do know is i'll keep standing. you're going to keep standing, julie. our family will keep standing and by the grace of god we will walk through this storm. >> anybody that has to face something like this will take it hard, but they're ultimately optimistic about the chances to appeal and get out of prison

apple has a bump news the new macbook pro todd: many but what we are seeing, the overall uncertainty, you see investors moving from big tech, particularly a growth sector to more traditional secure entities but not all bad news. one great spot for you today, crypto. after a year in a bear market the major cryptos are up today, they've had a strong run since the beginning of the year, some saying we may be at the bottom of the market. i want to call up bitcoin's performance. it on the verge of its longest winning streak in a decade. it climbed above 20 one thousand for the first time in two months this weekend and important to note this is the first resurgence we've seen since the ftx drama. leftist a lot of short-term traders and missed the chaos but i've talked to some data analysts who say 80% of the coin is held by long-term investors which is why you are seeing that stabilization. if you love starbucks like i do you don't have to go to the shop anymore. they will expand the partnership with the coffee maker to alter these states by march of this year you see the stock is up 4% on

todd. he made senator johnson's point around media bias for him, didn't even know it, getting personal with him the personal attacks at the end as far as a cable news this is the same chuck todd who insisted time and again there is no liberal bias in the media. he says that is a republican talking point. just amazing this is actually arguing influence peddling the family name of countries like china, ukraine, russia, giving your father 10% of the profits according to tony bobulinski, that is in the emails and bobulinski himself says the big guy is joe biden and got 10%, i'm pretty sure that is something that congress should be looking into and absolutely ace huge story but i think now when we asked how is the media going to cover the hunter biden hearings on capitol hill as they happen, we'll get a preview moderator of "meet the press," right? elizabeth: joe, nbc reported on senator ron johnson's fight with chuck todd. focused on electoral college fight, nothing on hunter biden laptop, what jim biden, joe biden's brother doing overseas. the hunter biden laptop has depraved information on it consorting with european prostitutes. to your point the in

. >> carley: todd, great to you with you. breaking news, the giants won. with that "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> democrats beginning to turn on president biden. >> coming to terms with both politically and think troubling situations. >> it's an embarrassment. >> no one is above the law. >> is it possible that national security was jeopardized. >> i don't think we can exclude the possibility. >> this is a national crisis. >> new york city's mayor eric adams is in el paso to get a firsthand look at the growing border crisis. >> sources tell fox news december migrant encounters exceed 250,000. >> brian walsh's mother outside the family's home after her son was charged with misleading the police and his wife on his disappearance as one of ana's friends makes a heart wrenching admission. >> do you believe she is alive. >> it's 1 in a million. >> dr. martin luther king jr. >> dr. king's life and legacy show us the way. >> president biden becoming the first sitting president to deliver remarks from dr. king's church. >> the bill getting a close win against their divi

stuart: a new poll shows how people really feel about the government's plan to expand the irs. what do people really feel? toddare not surprising , it shows democrats may not be on the pulse of american people because a majority of americans support republican efforts to block the biden administration from hiring 87,000 new irs employees, this according to a new poll from the trefalga group. 60% of voters want congress reverse the move which democrats funded last year with 80 billion of your taxpayer dollars through the so-called inflation reduction act. 84% of republicans oppose the expansion, more than a quarter of democrats als thanks, todd. coming up don't forget to end is in your friday feedback. you can e-mail your questions comments critiques to "varney"e. airlines warning they aren't prepared for the post-pandemic reality. so does this mean cancellations and delays are the new norm? jeff flock reports next. ♪ ♪ when aspen dental told me that my dentures were ready, i was so excited. i love the confidence. i love that i can blast this beautiful smile and make the world smile with me. i would totally say

. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, the police identifying the six victims in the massacre of a californiaily including 16-year-old alyssa and her 10-month-old son nicholas. both shot in the forehead capuchin style from above. you were watching "fox & friends first" on wednesday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, a capable of carrying out professional style massacre. make no mistake, i'm not saying this is a cartel, but also be clear that i am not eliminating that possibility. these people were clearly shot in the head and also shot in places where the shooter would know the quick death would occur. going in and massacring an entire family goes above and beyond. which is why i continue to focus on the high level game execution and cartel execution. this is not the normal. >> carley: 5,000 people is more than 350 miles from our southern border and locals there completely rattled by this tragedy. the president reportedly asking news crews to move their cars away from their homes to avoid the reception they are speaking with the press as killers remain at large. >> todd: absolu

todd, the woke are now waking up, question mark? here is the economy. he is going to be touting this newt fixed, fair enough. the $1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure package, money will start flooding the system and that caused inflation, it is coming full circle. >> todd: if 71% number stays up to 2024, i can't see him getting reelection. big tech censoring of the hunter biden laptop story. >> cheryl: a hearing on february 8, will be several former twitter executives, we don't know their names yet, they are testifying before the house oversight committee. big tech's role in censoring the hunter biden laptop story. elon musk fired those responsible for censoring the "new york post" and hunter biden laptop story. the other thing, we've learned from twitter files, politicization of twitter in the part of. the hearing will be interesting, but same time, elon musk made a lot of changes at twitter. >> ashley: we spoke to congressman comer this morning, a lot of people want to know what is coming out of this are hadding, a lot of questions asked, not necessarily about hunter -- >> cheryl: we h