brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. on our show tonight, mike rowe, and mike loftus made sketch comedy funny again. first let's begin here. i want to begin with border fiction. first up the bus to the southern border. i thought the republicans and democrats would agree that our border is wide open. it's almost impossible to ignore the unprecedented numbers of migrant encounters. we are averaging 2,450 a day. that's 300,000 known got aways. the amount of drugs seized is more than seized in all of 2019 and 2022 combines. enough to kill he american. yes, that's you. the border crossers evading our own acts up 40% in the del rio sector alone. it makes total sense that the republicans would choose the border as the first place to hold hearings. with these hard facts, both sides would have to agree there is a problem. and the point of contention would be on how to solve the problem. we can agree on that, right? no. >> the first hearings will have the extreme maga faction of the republican party. >> many republicans in congres

rachel, brian, what is going on? brian: i don't know.ple of options here, you just walk through this somewhat lodgey. the -- logically. the first question, are we the subject of an invasion of some kind? this seems to be, four incidences in a week's time, historically anomalous. a foreign power, most logically perhaps china, see you in a moment of weakness or compromise and say now is our time. b, are we with shooting down objects we have nod idea what they are? that one is pretty unbelievable. i don't imagine that we would. but, c, now, is this an admission, brian, rachel, that we handled the first one wrong, the first chinese spy balloon over south carolina wrong? or did we find something already in the wreckage that is now forcing us, prodding us to shoot down anything before it even gets close? i mean, there's so many questions here based upon what is anomalous even within a week's amount of time. this is different than what happened last week with the chinese spy balloon. rachel: yeah. i mean, whoever thought this would be our news

brian: and they were.e might not always like the leadership at handled but we appreciate that somebody stepped up. in that case it was reagan. when those planes crashed into our buildings on 9/11, former president george w. bush gave america exactly wallet needed. ike hear you, the rest of the world hear you, and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. brian: he showed up. it was president barack obama * in flint, michigan. he decide to show you have and guess what. he drank the water then he was too nervous to do it. >> president barack obama * encouraging the people to drink water at the food bank. >> these leaders made decisions and acted. they showed. you. which leads me to today. we have two crises with a common threat. an absence of leadership and responsibility. trains are derailing and leadership is nowhere to be found. we don't know. what i think might be worse than not showing up is speaking out and blaming somebody else like the mayor did, the former mayor pete did

. [♪♪] brian: i'm brian kilmeade, and this is "one nation." joining me, dr. kursing, how to get your kids offline. first i want to start tonight with one word. the theme of the week. it's called crisis. it can make you and it can break you. how you respond to crisis. throughout history when the pressure is turned up, a true leader has always taken the responsibility and taken action even when it's easier to do nothing. think fdr. >> december 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy. a state of war has existed between the united states and the japanese empire. brian: and the war was on, providing america with leadership when you needed it most. is why you were elected. 1981, ronald reagan facing air traffic controllers strike. reagan stood up and spoke you have and did what he thought was best for america. >> i must tell those who failed to report for duty this morning. they are in violation of the law. about they don't report for work with 48 hours, they have forfeited their jobs and will be terminated. brian: and they were. we might not always like the lead

brian: right.t i'm going to expose i have a passbook savings i will be holding up at the end of the day of the show. are you wearing shoes or sneakers right now. >> lawrence: no, no, no. dress shoes. >> ainsley: he has pretty dress shoes. >> ashley: nice. >> ainsley: is he a pretty dresser. >> brian: one smelly closet. >> ainsley: locker room. brian, what are you doing down there? >> brian: right now in ponte vedra, florida about 20 miles from the georgia border one of the fastest growing counties st. john's county. go out to dr. siegel, i will talk to some of these people. the reason you hear the noise in the background they can't hear the show. they're not convinced i'm on the air or have a full-time job. ainsley i know marc siegel you sent him out with a toxic train story. let's find out what is going on. >> ainsley: you talk to the folks and we will talk to him. michael reagan is returning to east palestine today for the third time since that toxic train derailment. the e.p.a. will open a brand

hey, brian. >> brian: guess what, ainsley? be a congressman who represented this very area. breaking news, there is going to be a soccer team in this area usl franchise. bob, what's the name of the team. when can we see pro-soccer in jacksonville. >> pro-soccer in jacksonville will launch in 2025. spring of 2025. a team is not named yet because community. right now it's jacks usl. >> brian: not bad. only guy wearing a scarf here. back with governor ron desantis don't move. fox on the road and in the studio ♪ i'm a soul man ♪ a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on golo and i have kept it off. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin resistance. but since golo, that weight has completely gone away, as you can tell. thanks to golo and release, i've got my life and my health back. bye, bye cough. later chest congesti

. >> brian: it's all in the eyes. >> steve: you know, brian, first of all, you should have talked to before you went and she would have told you you need winter clothes because it is actually warmer in new york than it is in minnesota. here is the thing about the mascot right there, that pastor is in a big, warm zoo and he feels better than you do. >> brian: absolutely. steve, look behind me, the cheerleaders dancing, they don't complain. but like me they are wearing -- it really works to keep that grip around your thighs that we all see. >> steve: i have no idea what is talking about. >> ainsley: brian is in his element. he is losing it because he's in his element. >> brian: how great is this high school band? they travel with piccolo's, alto/tenor care where notes. >> steve: the mountain ridge band. >> ainsley: brian, on the website commits as 50, and we talked about this a few minutes ago 50 honor courses and in school we could do calculus for advanced english. that is all they offered here they have an arts program recognized for performance of excellence at the local level, stat

>> brian: right. so get.ine's wife decides she is not worthy because she brought up things like socialism and capitalism. can't really coexist together. when she brought it up and said why do you have a problem with that? that might be good for a 12th grade debate but that's not good for us. on the declaration of independence treated african-americans like second class. it didn't mention slaves. we all know that debate it. doesn't mean you sideline the declaration of independence. we wouldn't be in this country and you wouldn't be having that debate if it wasn't for the people of virginia and if it wasn't for those founding fathers as imperfect as they were which they imported, of course, from the u.k. glenn youngkin is outraged. part of the reason why he got the job as governor is because of his view on education and giving parents rights. and this was his appointment. listen. the liberals don't think liberals matter. sue 'par that is parent. that's why we put her on our state board of education notwithstand

brian: welcome to "one nation." i'm brian kilmeade. we have piers morgan, drew pinsky, curt schilling. the beginning of baseball and the rule changes. and youth sports. the theme is stumbling as displayed by our president. here he is falling up the stairs again. i am not doing this to be mean or poke fun. i am showing you this because it's symbolic how we as a nation have been doing as a nation under joe biden. take, for example, the middle east. iran has always been the worst problem at least in my lifetime. but now we show weakness by begging them to get back into that terrible nuclear deal. now watch as israel takes things into their own hands. in fact it's already happened. afghanistan always challenging. not a terror lifen. joe left the taliban a country. now we left them weapons to defend their terror ways. as we forecasted, russia invaded one year ago ukraine. a nation we neglected to arm. they are world class fighters and russia showed to be world class barbarians. and biden too slow to get the ukrainians the weapons they need

brian, get out your long johns this weekend. >> brian: i will.t. >> janice: dawn is on it. >> brian: congressman jim jordan previews the first house hearing on biden's border crisis. texas high school is telling students to save their cash and enroll in grams to learn new trades. how about that? story is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ after years of chasing the big idaho potato truck... i finally caught it. oh man. always look for the grown in idaho seal. ♪ steve fall 2023 college app. locks are up a whopping 20% from pre-pandemic levels. but one texas high school is still pushing the importance of learning a trade and working with your hands. teaming up with the welding academy allowing students to become certified in just two semesters. joining us right now sun city we

and brian kilmeade is live from glendale, arizona, all morning long. brian? brian: yeah. both worlds collide, the world of football with these two soldiers who are football players and a 600-person ukrainian league. the governor of new york has introduced us to this story. they love american football. roger goodell hears about it thanks to governor pataki, invites them off the front lines to enjoy this game, then they go back to fighting. a ceo and a lawyer yes, sirred in camouflage to fight for thein camouflage to fight. you're going to the hear about it, but right now, play us out, guys. ♪ ♪ we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming innersprings, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. for a limited time, save up to $800 on select stearns & foster® adjustable mattresses sets. >> hey, welcome back. we are joined with the football team from new you know. you guys have been out here showing me some football moves. we're going to be here all weekend -- what game are we playing. >>? >> jackp

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where is brian kilmeade? >> brian: janice, here's the thing.k at the big picture for the last two years we have been talking about the sophisticated weather app. and we have this weather channel now. we brought weather to a whole new sophisticated tech level i can understand we take our senior meteorologist tell her forget everything we taught you. forget the graphs and computer chips. let's go stare at a groundhog and let that groundhog predict what you do with great accuratey every day. >> i believe if you come here one year it will change your perspective forever. >> we know that the groundhog his prescriptions are less than a coin toss. so we know he is not very accurate. but we love him anyway. and punxsutawney, pennsylvania, for the 137th groundhog day. it is happening on "fox & friends" in less than 20 minutes. you want to stay with us. woohoo. >> janice: sees his shadow six more weeks of bad weather if he doesn't spring comes early. >> steve: janice, ultimately, what the people want in punxsutawney, as we look at the confetti coming dow

brian: i smell a hit. [laughter] rachel: you smell a hit, huh, brian? [laughter] brian: i do.t florida georgia line would be special. i've got a special guest with me and, by the way, this place is pulsating. i do think there's more eagles fan, my unofficial survey is. this is jay perry, prime minister of the host committee -- president of the host committee. >> is it's exciting. you saw all that fan excitement, and we just love the opportunity to host this amazing game. brian: you just told me last time it was here, 20 the 15, seattle existence new england, you guys -- against new england, you guys brought $719 million worth of revenue to scottsdale, glendale, the whole region. what about now? >> you know, we expect this to be a monstrous game, incredible economic impact last time. but i've got to say, super bowl, it's grown, and we've got the whole region -- brian: do you expect to surpass this? >> i don't know if we'll surpass, but we'll comp close. brian: what kind of investment does the nfl ask you to do once they give you the game? >> we'll raise about $45 million to hos

brian: he's a strong guy.t. >> we headed toward world war 3 just as biden visited ukraine, there were signs of russia and china cozying up together. i am not talking about red dawn scenarios. masks don't work, natural immunity to covid is suddenly cool now. who knew? pretty muc

brian?s a new fox nation special delving into calvin coolidge's presidency. >> by 1927 coolidge had balanced four budget reduced federal debt by a third. he wanted to explain what he did why he did. he just wasn't being scrooge he wanted to make a better life for the american people. i'm for economy not because i want to save money but because i want to save people. >> brian: the filmmaker behind coolidge rediscovering an american president joins us now. always great to hear from you. first off. set the scene in the country when america elects calvin coolidge. >> well, brian, it was very similar to today. almost eerily similar. for example, we were coming out of a pandemic. then the influenza. two we had recession and three we had or the prospect of recession. three inflation. the government wasn't acknowledging to people that prices were up 40% there was a sense of radicalism in the country and people were talking socialism. and there it was in coming hardy first and coolidge for common sen

it's warmer in new york in february than it is there, brian. >> brian: listen, if you guys would agreehe show at noon it would have been 70 degrees. no. you have to do a morning show. i have to get up at this hour. thanks. >> ainsley: are they three hours behind us there. >> brian: they are. yeah, two hours behind. i'm not acknowledging the time but i'm really pumped up. it's great to see the pride of the west out here to see these high school kids get up in that uniform. the question is did they sleep in it in order to get up, roll out of bed and get here right away. this is actually over my left shoulder outside the stadium in glendale. >> ainsley: mountain ridge high school. >> brian: that's the stadium behind me. incredible show. >> ainsley: how was last night? ible. >> brian: last night was unbelievable. weave went to the red carpet and able to talk to who is who in the env nfl. oscars for the nfl where they gave out mvps man of the year and k0e67 of the yearbook. then we went with barstool dave portnoy. he owns a bar. he invited us down to give a slice of the younger generation h

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brian: yeah.h, congressman zinc key, you're the second official who said they absolutely should have shot it down over montana. there was plenty of room. so right there, there's the lying and the disingenuousness. they think we're idiots, a bunch of more if ron, they can say anything and just go to camp david or rehoboth and look at classified documents and call it a weekend. it's unbelievable, congressman, thanks so much. >> thank you. god bless, and i gotta tell you, i'm rooting for philly. brian: all right. a lot of people are, a lot of them are here -- >> i'm going to be -- i think kansas city's a great team, but i think philly's a little bit of the underdog. i'm going the underdog. brian: all right. mr. interior secretary the, thank you. >> meanwhile, i had a chance to go behind the scenes with "gronk", rob gronkowski, the latest fox employee. it's gallon's beach, the ultimate beach party and music festival. watch. one of the relatively new attractions on super bowl weak is the -- week is the

look at the top deck right there, brian.ween the front part and back part. >> brian: how do they get up there from the dock. >> ainsley: salt water. you think a poll in your backyard it's all. >> steve: at night they drain the water. rather than haul a bunch of clean water from the land. they pump it full. you are absolutely right. i have been on those salt water crews. >> brian: that's something that kathie lee wiferred should be singing about we drain the water on the pool. that's unbelievable. >> steve: if you ever went to the midnight buffet of pizza you would know that the pool was empty. our kids used to jump in the bottom of the pool and walk around it was empty. >> ainsley: last pool i went on was my senior cruise i went on -- last crews i went on. >> brian: high school. >> ainsley: i don't know why my parents allowed us to do it. a lot of parents were there chaperoning. we had fun. we were good. >> steve: excellent. >> brian: i'm going to get up and check in with the panel while you guys talk amongst yourself. >> st

and thanks, brian. have a great weekend to you and the team. >> brian: absolutely.ng up on one nation, 8:00, repeated at 11:00 right here on saturday night. amongst our great guests mike pompeo talking about the chinese balloon. microroe on the need to get back to work. bill melugin and his take on what the democrats were saying about the beat that he has been what the reality is and michael loftus. is there room for a conservative snl? we will go out and watch his stage show. we will be watching that tonight and bringing you that story. meanwhile, coming up on this show. a dea official is claiming that cartels are the greatest drug threat to the united states. former u.s. marshal robert almonte warns the danger doesn't start there and joins us next. a little bit later we go back out to kansas where steve is having breakfast with friends. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ ♪ with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bip

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they were undetected then, brian but retrospective -- >> brian: congressman brian mast sits on the foreignw. you would have been there at the time when the undetected balloons were flying over undetected. now they are detected. do you believe the trump references accurate? >> if president trump said this didn't take place, then i will believe the president in that. i think the bigger question is, what is america doing to pay attention to the chinese spying apparatus, human intelligence, geospatial intelligence, signaling special and buying up farm land, and to either side of the panama canal. what they are doing with tiktok. it is a very specifically designed spying apparatus with the purpose of making china stronger, gathering intelligence on america and ultimately making america weaker. >> ainsley: congressman it is interesting because trying to figure out if this did happen under the trump administration. john bolton said it didn't under his tenure. john ratcliffe the former director of intel said he is refuting it. so does mark esper come of the former secretary of defense. mike pompeo

[growling] >> brian: i have no regrets.d to myself i will never be able to get a color like this what what's it called again? >> ainsley: turquoise. >> brian: certainly as close as it may get. vineyard vines mailed me four shaded ties so i'm not going to wear this one anymore and hope i loop it right. >> steve: they are beautiful neckties but not close to the same color. >> ainsley: chewed it right in the middle. not even on the end. i can't even make it a handkerchief. >> steve: remember, brian, we did a thing where we cut them off and then we put them as pocket squares. >> brian: created a craze. >> ainsley: remember we cut. take this part and that could be. >> steve: dave get some scissors. >> brian: or a hatchet. >> ainsley: or a dog. >> brian: special thanks to vineyard vines mailed me four different shades. >> steve: wearing one now? >> brian: no. this is something i chose this morning. i have a few too mention. ains good have wore it it's pretty. >> brian: going for pretty. >> ainsley: vineyard vine. >> steve: white

>> brian: if i had to come i would do it. >> ainsley: he travels to the bus. >> brian: no one else hasr's knob is find her. right now, what happens is they take apart the stage and the stump? it's not a real stump, right? >> you are really cynical, brian! you love going to the super bowl? this is my super bowl! don't diss my super bowl, okay? >> brian: did they hollow out an old tree? is it a real stump? >> i will go check for you. i spoke to phil himself. he seems a little hungry and like he wants to go home and see his bride, phyllis, but i also talked to the president of the inner circle, and we will bring you that interview on the 8:00 hour. it was his first official year as the president of the inner circle and he had a wonderful time. i would say most people wanted another six more weeks of winter, because we haven't had much of a winter here in the northeast. i will tell you, i think his prediction, which is not only so great, it's going to come true this year. we had a great time, but i will tell you, as soon as phil gives his prognostication, 20,000 people leave to go to the b

brian and our wonderful friends down in florida. hey, brian. >> brian: thank you, ainsley.ow are things going? the number one thing on the m menu? and what have you done to fight inflation? we have done everything we can to keep where they are but everything going on it is difficult. >> brian: you guys, the metro diner, do you like it? [cheers and applause] how has inflation affected you? >> we have to watch our expenses. everything is going up, air travel. it affected every part of our business, insurance and things like that for small business. we have to be careful. one thing -- real quick. what about the national deficit? talking about it this morning. >> brian: i would love to save the president tackle it. thank you so much for everything, fantastic. sage, back in a moment, johnny van zant queuing himself up. e minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, mother, son to the holy spirit. amen. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cab

brian? you have some special guests coming down, too? >> steve: yes. absolutely. we have got, in addition to the folks here who got up early, remember, it's 5:02 central time. we have got gracy hunt, who is the daughter of clark hunt who runs the kansas city chiefs. and last night the guy who helped set this up here at big biscuit a family friend of ourss jaffer he invited folks including lamar hunt. the hunt family owns the chiefs. i got the big scoop. i know everything before the kansas city chiefs. lamar jr. is probably going to be stopping by go hours here from the big biscuit. now you know who is coming. >> ainsley: share with us. give us a little nugget. >> steve: you know what? the team is healthy. i will put it that far. you will hear from him officially in two hours. >> brian: we just hope that quarterback is healthy. and the hunt is one of the founding families of the afc and one of the valued families now in the nfl -- the afl i should say. >> steve: remember, kansas city was in t

brian, get on that private jet. >> brian: go get them, lawrence.: there goes brian off to the super bowl. are you excited? >> brian: i'm excited. i will see you in arizona. see you don't. >> ainsley: we'll be watching. ♪ ♪ >> steve: don't forget to take off the microphone. we don't want to hear you. >> brian: use this the whom time on the plane. there we go. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: you grew up a chief's fan? >> steve: i did. >> ainsley: where are you going to be watching the game? >> steve: our house. my wife will be making special event chili. >> ainsley: lawrence, please tell them they were great. is that a local high school band? [cheers] >> lawrence: it is. ainsley said you guys are so great. there is the lasalle college high school band. >> ainsley: okay. >> steve: so lawrence is going to be at chickie's and pete's in philadelphia. what location are you at if people would like to stop by and say hello? >> lawrence: south philly. >> ainsley: where are you watching the game on sunday? >> lawrence: you know what, ainsley, i'm trying to decide. i may do i

so they were encouraging it then, brian. >> brian: right. things change.ate 100 million people worldwide regularly use netflix and don't pay for it. as they try to get this streaming model together to make a profit, which is the goal, instead of upping it. why don't we crack down on the people using it. so i can't tell you how many times i put out i went on hulu last night i look up new password. right away i'm like okay. >> who changed the password? i got to go put the word and 1eu9 there and wait for someone to answer me. >> ainsley: so true. >> brian: so here's the thing. >> ainsley: in order to watch a movie i'm going to figure this out take me 15 minutes. >> brian: i'm better off reading a book. let me do something else. >> steve: here is going to what happening to netflix. you know what? we're just going to get rid of it. we already have five streaming services, apple tv, hulu, youtube tv. we don't need netflix. that ultimately what is going to happen this is going to blow up in their face and lose 100 million people. >> ainsley: ains my daughter wan

brian. brian: lucas tomlinson live at the white house. arthel: they're saying they retain the right to respond. the u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle re-cassioppiing to president biden's hand -- reacting to president biden's handling of the crisis and republicans ripping for the response and one calling for the president's resignation. alexandria hoff is live in washington with the details. reporter: hi, arthel. they called this attack on civilian air ship and they're still going with that story adding that china "reserves the right to make further responses if necessary". what a response might look like, that left open ended and for republicans this highlights a threatening game that china is playing. one that the biden administration fell behind on by allowing the surveillance balloon to maneuver across the mainland of the united states for five days. >> they could have shot this down well before it was over montana. they could have shot this thing down before it hit the coast of a

>> steve: all right, brian. thank you.t removed school resource officers is now seeing incidents absolutely skyrocket. during the first three months of the school year columbus city schools saw more than 5,000 can major incidents including fights, assaults, vandalism, you name it. and over a dozen false alarms and bomb threats. lynette carter's 15-year-old daughter is a student in the district and she joins us right now. she is actually in her car. lynette, you just dropped the kids off for school. thank you very much for joining us. >> you are more than welcome. thank you. >> steve: thank you. so, what do you make of the fact that you've seen so much trouble in the schools? i understand apparently back in, they allowed the school district columbus police department to expire back in june 2020 in the wake of the george floyd death. but now when you look at the number of incidents it's really troubling. >> yeah. it is. i feel like once they took the police out of the school system, it just went worse. because the security g

right. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: fingers are crossed.tside. beautiful day, janice. >> janice: it is a beautiful day. feels like springtime. take a look at the temperatures that doesn't feel like springtime across the midwest. potential for not only snow behind the systems but severe storms. earlier tornado warn storm for parts of tennessee. still a tornado watch in effect 12:00 p.m. local time arkansas up towards kentucky. there is the severe storm threat today through this evening from the gulf coast all the way up towards the great lakes, including ohio. and parts of new york. upstate new york. tornado threat today. strong tornadoes will be possible. and then the warmth across the east will continue, not only today but friday into saturday, look at the eastern warmth, it says phase. fade for a day and then back to above average temperatures as we get into next week. so we'll take it. we are right around average as we get into saturday and then those temperatures bump up again, and, in florida, brian kilmeade, temperatures in the 80's f

>> my word, brian, it was a joke.ught it was like the chinese spy balloon tour making its way across america selling t-shirts. this was a serious breach of u.s. airspace. >> brian: instead of the chinese apologizing with they said the u.s. used force to attack a civilian unmanned airship and there is going to be repercussions. repercussions what are they going to do. >> one more failure of several of this administration. go back to the afghanistan withdrawal debacle. the president is pleading with iran and venezuela to supply oil to the united states. here is one more example of a failure projecting weakness of the united states of america. >> pete: speaking of weakness. the state of the union is coming up. you are actually bringing a father who lost his son to fentanyl to the state of the union to highlight the crisis at the border yet we see the reverberation of illegals in this city. they say migrants but it's really an asylum complex of illegals where they exploit that system. now mayor adams is busing them up to

steve, ainsley, brian?nk you so much. >> steve: are you wearing a mask at all during the live shots? >> no. it certainly crossed the mind, but due to the chemicals here, the particles are so small that even in n95 mask is only so effective in filtering those out. so you can wear for peace of mind, but in terms of how effective it is, it's going to be somewhat limited. >> steve: that says a lot. great reporting. >> ainsley: let's bring in emily, an ohio resident, and she believes the situation is being downplayed. there she is with her precious baby. hello, emily. >> hi. how are you? >> ainsley: we are doing well. are you nervous? you have a baby. reports say don't drink the water, especially if you are breastfeeding her pregnant. what are you experiencing? >> i'm personally about 20 miles outside of east palestine. my kids are little bit closer when they are staying at their stepmom and their dad's about 1. their stepmom and i really wanted to figure out a way to help out and we actually created a facebook

>> brian: i think it's -- whoa v is 5. >> ainsley: 11. >> brian: that means 7. >> steve: if trace adkinsas here if you see an x, what does that mean? >> brian: in the future? it will be 10. but i said it was x. >> ainsley: we had trace adkins on our show and there was a big x on his album and brian says tell me about your album x. he said brian, that's a 10. >> ainsley: it was cute. this is your wheelhouse i know you are in great mood this morning as always. even happier this morning because you have got to see so many different players last night. >> you are excited about the game. >> brian: i'm in a tough situation, guys. because i just saw this gibraltar study. 84% watching so much going on at the border and the skies. >> president biden denying reports that the administration plans to consider non-mexican migrants in the united states. >> ainsley: comes as chinese nationals are actually up 800 percent compared to this time last year. mark meredith is live from the white house. mark? >> president biden is he also sat down with telemundo in which he denied a report that the administrat

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>> brian: i would if i liked meat.p roast, one cheek is half the price. >> ainsley: the economy is uncertain. go to the grocery store, talk to restaurantses, price of eggs have gone up. they are buying from local young boys who have copies in their parent's backyards and tension with china is a big deal after the spy flight was found. the president will have to talk about that. i believe they will have a meeting today and add something about it. everyone, democrat and republican, is worried about that, especially when a general is saying we could be at war in two years, why are they end issing spy flight over our country? it hovered over military sites, our airports, billings airport had to shut down and we didn't find out until a journalist on the ground in billings montana report to the feds and they started talking about shooting it down. that was five days after it had been in the air and the administration knew about it. they said we have to wait until it gets over tocean, it was on january 28, saturday to saturda

mark esper, thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. >> brian: let's go over to ashley.her attorneys releasing the family at least attorneys photos of injuries from the day utah police responded to domestic dispute between gabby and brian laundrie. this photo shows scratches around her eye and what' as to be blood smudges on her nose and cheek. lawyers say that image was taken before 911 call was made in august of 2021. police body cam footage captured gabby later that day but officers say they didn't recall seeing any marks or blood on her face. gabby's family is suing the moab police department arguing they ignored a clear case of abuse. police say weeks later laundrie killed her in wyoming. new york city is converting the tallest holiday inn in the world into a massive shelter for migrants and "new york post" analysis finds that one side alone is costing taxpayers a whopping $93,000 per day. mayor eric adams has set up shelters in other parts of the big apple equipped with laundry service, special menus and video game consoles some migrants refuse to stay in them inst

>> rachel: really, brian, you haven't?l has. >> brian: i i have got to go. >> steve: it's thrilling. look forward to what is going to happen on "fox & friends" tomorrow. of the big race is sunday at 2:30 on our broadcast sister fox. >> ainsley: let's travel over to where those residents are concerned. >> steve: ohio. >> ainsley: sorry not iowa. ohio. that was a different story. e.p.a. visits two weeks after train derailment. >> steve: florida -- [laughter] fema turning down disaster assistance. why is that? >> brian: lucas tomlinson is in wisconsin -- only kidding. no, he is in the ground in ohio with more. hey, lucas. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. a freight train is moving through town here in east palestine norfolk. i asked him if he wants to see the be administrator tap water he says is safe. he says he does. later releasing a video his actions in a stream and put a stick down that looked to show chemicals in the water. take a look. >> i'm here at leslie run and dead worms and fish all throughout this water

brian kilmeade.. >> thank you. >> janice: make sure y get on a plane safely because we have a storm moving to the southwest. brings me to the rest of the forecast. take a look at the maps across the country. it's been very spring-like across the east. 41 in new york. we have got that cold air in back of a boundary that could bring the potential for quite a bit of snow from the southwest to the great lakes. double trouble. here's our first storm system and that's going to bring heavy snow as well as the potential for severe storms wednesday through friday. large hail, damaging winds. we could also see tornadoes. look at the snow potential for parts of the southwest all the way up towards milwaukee. and then the heavy rain could bring the potential for flooding in parts of nashville down towards atlanta and then up into the northeast. the temperature divide continues this week. warm air for the east. cold air locked in the west. and then, you know, as we get into next week, we might see a little bit of

>> brian: would you shower?on't think i would. >> ainsley: would you go to the town hall? i wonder if they are zooming that so if people who moved out have access to the information. their livestock suddenly dropping dead. the fish, over a 7-mile area fish are dropping dead. the oil sheen and discoloration in the water. one lady said a rash on her face. they are saying they don't don't trust what i they're being told. >> brian: high shot of what is so close to the train derailment. schools, where people shop. there is parks. so, the question is if you are the transportation secretary or local official or the governor or mayor, if you really want to help these people, you roll up your sleeves and you sit there and you make sure this test something con correctly. because they keep saying, i talk to the congressman, air force officer yesterday, is he like things are better. things are better? so i played all the antidotal soundbites from all the people in the area and they don't think it's better. says well the tes

brian: remember when greed was good?. >> the point is, ladies and gentlemen, greed is good. greed is right. greed works. greed clarifies through and catched the essence of evolutionary spirit. brian: let's ask youtuber himself, sebastian ghiorghiu. >> it's nice to might as well. what happened with your generation? >> i don't know, man, they don't want to make money. i was look for it since i was really young and it came my way one day. brian: when you group you didn't have nice things. >> my parents are from a communist country, romania, they immigrated here. we grew up in a bad situation. my parents were divorced. i remember one week when i was a kid we had to cook with candles. i had to try to fry an egg before school with a candle. it didn't work out so i had to turn it away. i gone it to something about drop shipping where you basically sell products on the internet without holding inventory. every store i made did really good. the first source did $35,000 in and the next $80,000. i don't remember exactly when i beca

all good. >> brian: all right.with friends this morning for at least another hour. >> ainsley: he joins us now from pete's family restaurant, no relation. it's a different pete. but we're glad to see you, too, pete this morning. >> pete: but we're family now. ainsley, thank you so much. what a wonderful morning here. and i'm seated with a bunch of young men who will soon be headed to class. they are here from the local high school. but they have breakfast here every tuesday morning. members of the faa. and it's peyton, tyler, randy, and ethan. they have to go to school. i said wait for us a second i will write you a note if i have to and carries no weight. so you are on your own. peyton, you watched the speech last night as a young person. what did you take away from it. >> personally, the debt was $31.4 trillion. as young person that, means that my generation is going to have to take over that debt. and in a generation of people that really don't want to work, i would like to be explained how -- how are we going t