> ainsley: and then i fell in love with a counsel. >> ainsley: dowbs. >> ainsley: they walked out and get it. >> brian: thought you meant dallas cowboys. >> steve: something you mean be guy in a hat and shirt and whole things. >> ainsley: strong and wrestling the animals. >> steve: punching the doggies. will cain, you look amazing this morning. is he live right now at the american rodeo just west of dallas. >> will: that's right, thank you, steve. i feel amazing. i feel like a man. >> ainsley: right? gives you power. >> will: i am here at the american rodeo in arlington, texas, that's right. just 30 miles west of dallas. right between dallas and fort worth for what they call the super bowl of rodeos, guys. this is the best cowboys. from almost every discipline in every single professional circuit along sort of like the u.s. open, an open competition where you can qualify as well as compete against the best cowboys for over potentially a millions. they say more than has been given out at the kentucky derby over the same time span of this rodeo's existence. i don't know if you have the

ainsley, think about that. >> >> ainsley: what? okay. books. instead saying his publisher did it without his permission. in statement he says the stories aren't true. i have never changed a word in "goose bumps" any changes were never shown to me. >> steve: our next guest is the president of a publishing company that proudly creates non-woke children's books brave books ceo trey talmadge joins js now. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: sounds like scholastic changed r.l. stine's books because they said -- why are going to read a statement. scholastic takes responsibility seriously to continue to bring classic adolescent brand goose bumps to each generation. review the text to keep the language current and avoid imagery particular focus on mental health. what do you make of them, not l.l. stein changing r.l. stine's books. >> for a publisher to change the words of an author without their blessing is outrageous in the publishing industry. but it's becoming a little bit of a trend and that we're seeing, recently with the rolle abdulah books

back to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley.t. >> here it comes. round one of the rain and wind and snow will move in as coastal nor'easter develops. 39 right now. too warm for any snow. north and west of the city. along the coast that's where we think it's going to be heavy rain. we could see some transitioning snow on tuesday and wednesday. look at the wind gusts though in excess of 50, even 06 miles per hour. that's going to cause widespread power outages tuesday and wednesday. so this is a multi-day event. we're going to see delays and cancellations and school closures depending on where you live. jackpot snow from scranton up to yburlington up towards maine. some could get up to 2 feet. up to 30 inches of snow. if you like the snow, it's happening. new york city, not so much. 1 to 3 inches. wawaened i know. the winds 30 to 40 miles per hour. it's going to be miserable. especially tuesday into wednesday. and then the west coast holy moly. the headlines of the flash flooding. and the snow rescues across the mountains, another

and for her family. >> ainsley: me too.ecial on jussie smollett after the hoax, it's on fox nation. tell us about this. >> well, as we all know, jussie smollett was convicted by a jury of this massive hoax, thousands and thousands of dollars and policeman hours after he claimed he was attacked because he is a gay black male. it's now been proven that this is just a grab for more money under his acting contract. he was a big star, starring on the empire series. but apparently that money was not enough. a jury convicted him of this horrible hate crime hoax. but, after just six days on what could have been a really long sentence, he was convicted of five different charges. he weekend out after six days and filed an appeal. let me tell you about the appeal. the appeals court finally said to him in january, look, you have had five extensions. either file by march or we're dropping your appeal. so, finally, in the last few days, they have actually filed an appeal claiming something like double jeopardy, although he was only tried

final results like the polls said. >> ainsley: no they had chuc. >> brian: had him in third. >> ainsleydifferent candidates paul vallas how see on the left former ceo of the chicago public school backed by the police union, calling for thousands of police officers, hundreds of police officers, i should say, to be added to the force. brandon johnson, he was the cook county commissioner. he was endorsed by the chicago's teacher's union, introduced a resolution to redirect funds from the police in 2020, wants to take anyone making over $100,000. wants to add 3.5% tax to your family. >> brian: that will keep him. >> ainsley: 6.6% increte crease hotel tax. hotel tax is already the highest in the country. >> lawrence: businesses are already fleeing the city. >> ainsley: yes on michigan avenue. >> lawrence: they keep going on. i'm really surprised by this race. i shouldn't be because the people on the ground told me this was going to happen. i have been covering chicago for so many years and it seems like it's the same old story over and over again. people told me that this time was going to b

keep us posted. >> ainsley: we wish you the best. >> steve: janice dean joins us.y outside. >> janice: a beautiful day. i have friends with me, who is your name? >> peggy harvard. >> janice: is this your first trip to new york? >> much. >> janice: you are famous on tv. are you sisters? >> that is my mother-in-law. >> janice: beautiful, my friend. >> she is taking me on vacation. >> maureen and bob. >> janice: michigan fans? what happens if they win today? >> if they win the 16, they go to the elite eight. >> janice: good luck. quick check on the forecast, it is beautiful in new york. that is the main thing, tornado report outside of los angeles yesterday. first time tornado in l.a. county since 2021 in september. quick look at the forecast for today and tomorrow. severe storms for southern plains and mississippi valley. foxweather.com. say hi. >> hi. >> hi, guys. >> steve: good morning. >> you're great. >> good morning. >> good luck michigan state. >> steve: thanks for introducing us to them. tiktok ceo will testify in about an hour, our next guest is a computer sc

> ainsley: all right.ing up jurors in the alec murdaugh double murder trial could begin deliberations as soon as today. live report as prosecutors deliver think closing arguments after a trip to the scene of the crime. >> brian: dean saunders at the center of a religious controversy. who is standing in the way of his family rights? ♪ kick the dust up ♪ bar downtown they got a lot ♪ of people waiting out the door ♪ $10 drinks ♪ it's packed inside wawaiting for ♪ called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ing

ainsley come over to you, my friend. >> ainsley: think as much, janice still had more children growinge next guest looking to change that but first let's check in with our friend dana perino at the top of the hour, hey dana. >> looking forward to the interview and i want to hear more about it. midweek and congress is debating how much of your money to spend and on what appeared to be didn't even know there were that many zeros that existed. russia and china power around and the white house is response hard to decipher but we will ask mike pompeo what we need to know. and not protecting children from sexual exploitation, martha maccallum to explain. 2024 waits for no one to come another possible g.o.p. candidate makes a move, trey gowdy on that. plus, the back and forth between ron desantis and donald trump. we will see you then. want to start with a five minute daily gospel? sure. take a deep breath and focus your attention on god in the name of the father, and and of the son and of the holy spirit. amen. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promi

super bowl. >> ainsley: fox has it. >> brian: yeah. >> ainsley: save your money. >> brian: all have toave our money to travel the couch. we will try to bring the couch with us out to las vegas rather than rent another one. >> steve: i'm sure an open invitation from our friend wayne newton who use to have cast shenandoah. now it's bind a resort. i'm sure wayne has a hide-a-bed. >> ainsley: how about adele. >> steve: we know wayne newton do you know adele? [knocking] >> steve: hi, you don't know us maybe you have a couch. >> brian: look like adele's tiktok account and feel like you know her. >> ainsley: she seems nice. >> brian: lost a lot of weight for a while and the voice did not change which is a relief. now, you would think the president of the united states would take the threat of tiktok seriously, at least try to experiment with it. but on saint patrick's day he was talking to a tiktoker influencer so i guess he wasn't the ceo tried to defend staying in a place in our country when we know china is our chief enemy. he will swear that he will tell the chinese government if they wan

. >> ainsley: so good, so good. >> brian: this is ainsley happy hour. >> ainsley: being from the carolinasy this a lot. >> brian: what is the story neil young, neil diamond wrote this about caroline kennedy when she was a little kid? i also heard it was about a babysitter. do you know anything about this, pete? i have no further details. no report. nothing but speculation. i will have to defer to ainsley on this one. >> ainsley: those are the rumors. i have never looked it up to confirm it. >> let me see. history of sweet caroline. >> neil diamond rented a house in my town. massapequa he had a piano in a basement. some say he wrote about a baby-sitter he had there. other people say it's not the story. ainsley, what have you got? >> ainsley: this says different explanations for the song's origin according to wikipedia. in an interview he stated the inspiration ever the song was for sara line kennedy. hold on, i have to click on it to read the rest of it. here we go. with the title sweet caroline arranged by blah blah blah, all right. i'm going to look it up. and i will find this out. and i

>> ainsley: wasn't it 40 yards or 40 feet? think 40 yards. >> steve: ultimately he had asked for $3 million. the judge reduced that to possibly $300,000. she countersued for $1 and ultimately as we just heard the jury foreman. >> ainsley: he still has to pay her attorney fees. i'm sure she got very expensive really great attorneys. >> brian: maybe attorneys needed massages and that go under fees because you get stressed during the trial and don't know if you are going to win or not. if you are going to have jury duty would love to have that trial. just like a fun trial. >> ainsley: just sit there and look at this gorgeous gwyneth paltrow. >> brian: see a parade of stars. >> ainsley: he kind of got hurt broken bones. >> brian: just ice it. she had to get a massage. unprecedented charges filed against president trump. the district attorney must now present his case. but, is there even a smoking gun? gregg jarrett went to law school and will break it down. ♪ moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it d

steve, ainsley, and brian back to you. >> brian: about 5:00. >> ainsley: 10,000 people at the airport brian: line up early. thank you so much, mark, appreciate it. the grand jury will be sitting this afternoon around 2:00. they are going to hang around until around 5:00. according to two different sources tell fox as soon as the witness is done, the prosecutors will explain the charges and they can immediately say we are going to indict this guy. >> steve: they have to vote. >> brian: vote and say i'm going to indict this guy. and that could be a quick vote or could take a little bit more time. another option is that the d.a. could ask the court permission to unseal the indictment so, for instance, they could hold a press conference ahead of any court appearance and the word is in the "new york post" today that they're not looking for a perp walk for him but they are looking for a mugshot and fingerprints and from the trump camp, they are saying we might hold a big pressers on the steps. >> steve: the problem for the prosecution is the case may rely on the legal theory that has never

so, it just didn't work. >> ainsley: yep. he killed paul with a shotgun which happens to be his favorite shotgun. killed maggie with a rifle that happens to be paul's favorite gun. just doesn't add up. thank you so much, eric. >> hey, thanks for having me. i'm glad to come again. >> brian: 11 minutes now after the hour. >> ainsley: what's coming up, brian. a fox weather alert. 200,000 without power. the severe weather warnings across the south. chris? >> dems in disarray as president biden blind sides house democrats on crime. the d.c. crime bill is so soft on crime even biden is willing to denounce it. coming up. ♪ conversations with a stranger ♪ every day, millions of things need to get to where they're going. and at chevron, we're working to help reduce the carbon intensity of the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're producing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human t

[laughter] >> ainsley: not a good idea.the will tell you they are 135. >> brian: ainsley, need you on the scale. come on. >> steve: here's the thing about a big dog, big shovel. just saying. >> ainsley: dog likes to shovel the snow and other things. >> brian: doesn't sneak up on you what's this. we know exactly what it is. and good news is, if i did have a farm like your next guest i wouldn't need to buy fertilizer. i would be able to -- >> ainsley: that's true. >> steve: go all natural. enough about our dogs and sunrise. let's talk a little bit about the news of the day. >> this is a crazy story. newly uncovered email reveal that then vice president joe biden's office worked to suppress a news story about hunter biden and his overseas business dealings. sound familiar? >> ainsley: and the "new york post" is reporting that hunter used an fbi mole to alert him of any federal investigations into his dealings with chinese business partners. >> brian: okay. the guy's name was one eye. all right. that could narrow it down a litt

>> lawrence: yeah. >> ainsley: all right. >> brian: end of story and beginning of another. >> ainsleyll you one story he dated one girl one time. >> lawrence: oh my god don't do it. >> brian: and? >> lawrence: it ended. >> ainsley: so sweet. she loved him. >> lawrence: this is terrible. >> ainsley: talk about covid. brian. [[inaudible] >> brian: dated. >> ainsley: advice so young. you have a huge career ahead of you. maybe you need to focus. because he travels all the time. we will talk about covid. >> brian: four minutes after the hour. >> lawrence: fbi. >> brian: fbi director christopher wray says he believes covid-19 most likely originated in a chinese lab. >> ainsley: beijing not happy about christopher wray's remarks that come as dr. anthony fauci and other administration officials down play that lab leak theory. >> lawrence: let's get reaction from the white house. peter doocy is live at the white house with the latest. what are they saying there that white house, peter? >> peter: good morning. the fbi director's comments suggest the chinese government was doing something with t

t com >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. president biden is expected to address the nation later this morning after the abrupt collapse of silicone valley bank over the weekend. >> lawrence: so a second bank has now collapsed in the aftermath and experts warn there could be many more. >> brian: alexandria hoff is live at the white house with the latest. >> u.s. regulators went to work this weekend. that resulted in a promise that all depositors will have access to all of their money today. in essence, what this work did was waived the 250,000 insurance limit for deposit. that's a saving grace for customers of silicon valley bank as much as $220 billion in assets were uninsured. it's a move to prevent a run on additional banks and makes it so the tech companies that banked with svb can make payroll. at least 29 were impacted including big names like pinterest, fit bit, zip recruiter who name a few. separately the same has been done for new york signature bank shut down over the weekend. treasury secretary janet yellen says th

and those are your headlines, ainsley, back to you. >> ainsley: thank you so much, ashley. with our chief meteorologist janice dean for forecast. >> really cold out there today. >> janice: we had a cold front move through last night and what it does is brings the temperatures down to freezing. let's take a look at what we're dealing with in new york. 31, feels colder than that 28 in chicago. see where we have got that cold air. the next cold front is going to move through and we're going to see the potential for stronger storms yet again. there's the severe storm threat. that is our biggest headline on fox weather.com. happening on friday. we could see the potential for life-threatening weather, including tornadoes. a multi-severe weather threat for central states. mostly friday. we will see a little bit of it on thursday. and widespread risk for tornadoes. there is our next storm system that arrives on the weekend to the west. and brings another shot at severe weather on wednesday. that cold front is going to move across the east coast. the bottom line is we are getting in

. >> ainsley: first time in 40 years a mayor lost a re-election.i lightfoot is out, there will be a runoff between paul vallas and brandon johnson. >> brian: she is gone, through, she's done a terrible job. >> ainsley: goodbye to you and dancing. >> lawrence: i am gloating this, mo. >> ainsley: you're excited. >> lawrence: i am, all these kids i've interviewed, out of here. >> ainsley: gianno caldwell's brother. >> lawrence: yes. >> so long, lori lightfoot, made history as first openly gay woman in the city. paul vallas, former head of chicago public schools on top with 34% followed by brandon johnson, former public school teacher with just over 20% and lightfoot, who saw crime surge, barely cracking 17% of the vote. >> we fought the right fight and put this city on a better path. i'm grateful we worked to remove record number of guns off the streets, reduce homicides and started making real progress on public safety. in the end, you don't always win every battle, you never regret taking on the powerful and bringing in the light. >> griff: murder u

we pray to god. >> ainsley: we do.t friends taking a trip. >> ainsley: goodness, in other news we heard the president talk about a lot of his childhood stories. >> brian: his coaches come his friends. >> ainsley: his father. we hear this from the vice president and this is what she remembers from a conversation with her mother. >> a simple story and i went home one day and i said, why are conservatives bad, mommy because i thought we were supposed to conserve? [laughs] i couldn't reconcile it. now, i can. >> brian: here is that thing, i think she just got mixed up. >> ainsley: what, but that she a child? >> steve: she got interested in the environment growing up, right? and she said back then we called it ecology and we talked about it in the context of conservation. then she said why are conservatives so bad? you know what and this is the part i think she got mixed up, people i conservationist or conservationist or environmentalist pure they were not conservatives. she was talking ecology, but instead she brought in a

>> ainsley: can you drive. >> brian: fish off the shore. >> ainsley: wouldn't it be nice to have thatn. >> steve: it would be indeed. thank you everybody for filling in for me last week. i know people were wondering where i was. i have a picture of where i was. our daughter sally. [awe] >> and her husband had a 9-pound 1 obvious baby boy who they have named arthur and that is him right there everything has changed since our kids were little. the bottles have changed. they now have bottle warmers, wipe warmers, they have got this thing called the baby brez zoo that essential keurig for formula. how big a bottle you need. >> ainsley: i didn't have have this. >> steve: this thing so-called a snu which is a bassinet. once the baby is swaddled you put it in that thing and it listens to the baby. if the baby gets a little fussy, sooths it with some sound and kind of rocks it back and forth. >> brian: a little van halen? [laughter] >> ainsley: a little lynyrd skynyrd. >> steve: that thing is amazing. the technology has changed. i wind off taking more time for baby sally and alli's baby than

>> ainsley: sure is a lot. how much?teve: 1.2 million americans go down there because mexico actually advertises we can save you 80% on whatever procedure you want in the united states. >> ainsley: do not do. this. >> steve: come on do. this. >> ainsley: i watched botched a girl had four procedures in mexico. wenkts for one small procedure and he talked her into a bunch. how much did you pay for those three or four procedures? she said $6,000. which would have been $100,000 probably in our country. >> brian: you get what you pay for. >> ainsley: totally, you don't even want to see the pictures. it was awful. they had to totally completely reconstruct her body. >> brian: dan crenshaw talk about this and so much more. dan crenshaw will be with us shortly. a lot happened yesterday. a lot happened today by the way. do the twitter files matt taibbi and michael shellenberger and others. the origins of the virus was brought up. where did it come from and why was anthony fauci so dug in when it was not from a lab leak? and what

siegel. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning.ion to this and how could this happen? >> of course, the most important thing is elephant in the room, what are we doing paying money to that lab in the first place? millions of dollars, recklessly not keeping track of how much we are giving. let's look at the bread crumb trail here. it starts in north carolina at our lab by scientist named ralph barak who is taking coronavirus, ainsley and making could i mears. in other words, playing with them. changing them. seeing what their potential is. he was working xi lee the bat woman in the wuhan lab institute of virology in china. they published a paper in 2015 about this. also. also bird research going on in netherlands in 2012 where that lab was cited for accidents, for mistakes. for sloppiness, same with the wowuhan labs cited for sloppine. the problem is that the nih believed in what is called an international consortium of scientists. let's get everybody together. let's see what these viruses can do. let's see if we can stay ahead of t

ainsley? >> ainsley: video we saw earlier it was just them clapping., they are so just polished. i saw them just like this. >> steve: very excited. >> ainsley: i didn't see that video before. >> brian: keep our eye on iona and uconn. rick petino is back in the tournament st. john's. taking on daniel hurley and uconn. he has always done magical things in the ncaa tournament. we will see if that happens. >> steve: my kansas jayhawks yesterday in iowa beat the vice president's team howard university. it was a blowout. let's see kansas 96, the howard buy son 68. >> ainsley: kamala harris talked to the team. >> steve: she did, indeed. gave them a pep talk. >> brian: evidently she got booed whether she entered the arena and stephen colbert. >> ainsley: booed? >> steve: look for video of the booing yesterday in des moines and we couldn't find it. >> brian: widely spread reports. >> ainsley: 25 minutes after the top of the other. still ahead a disturbing new report reveals u.s. maternal deaths have surged to the highest rate in nearly 60 years. why healthcare,

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>> ainsley: thank you.nesota court is forcing to allow transgender women to compete against biological women. usa power lifting was making a person pretend to be something different and violated human rights act. usa power lifting is considering an appeal. raw power lifting federation president joins us now. good morning. what is your reaction to this? >> oh, gosh, it is terrible. i'm pretty upset about it, female lifters are upset, as well. the women have worked really hard to get where they are and this change will destroy not just power lifting, it will trickle down and destroy other sports as well. >> ainsley: you have weight class, age class. a 45-year-old woman competes against a 45-year-old biological male, the woman will be outlifted, right? >> no doubt. we've been around 24 years and had one incidence where a transgender female athlete wanted to compete and came in and broke four world records and we had to reverse that. our bylaws state you lift the way you were biologically born. we do not discri

you want to say hi to ainsley. >> hi, ainsley. >> ainsley: hello my friends. >> i love all of you.: i love you. >> morning noon and at dinner. >> ainsley: hug them for keeping us employed. we love waking up with you all. thank you so much. four farmers are looking for love in this new reality show. it's so cute it's called "farmer wants a wife." watch this. >> i have been on that dating app. but girls are actually 400 miles away. >> i have dated a lot of guys in the city is hasn't worked out for me. >> she is too pretty to be in a place like this ♪ to the place ♪ where i belong >> i don't know why i'm struggling so much with this. >> this is a hell of a lot harder than i thought it was going to be. >> joining us now is the host of the farmer wants a wife ms. jennifer nettles who has been on our show a few times along with the show's eligible bachelor, georgia grace land, ryan black, oklahoma rancher landon heaten and tennessee rancher allen foster. hey, everyone. >> good morning. >> ainsley: i'm so excited airs tonight at 9:00 on fox. jennifer, how did you get involved in this and

that went well. >> ainsley: glad i took notes. your stove, now the white house is targeting your washing machine. >> steve: president biden's new energy plan would take each washing cycle take longer, make detergent more expensive and leave your clothes dirtier because they use less water. >> brian: fox business, we are doing laundry. >> ainsley: get dirty clothes clean while you can. they will soon be dirty. >> i thought i had high-efficiency machine, that is what they call this thing, lg machine. according to energy department, it could be more efficient it uses less water and less detergent. here is proposal from the energy department. they said this proposal builds on 110 actions the biden-harris administration took to save the family $100 a year. the industry is pushing back on this. whirlpool, ge, lg, top three washer manufacturers say the savings in energy would be minimal and clothes might just not be all that clean. in addition, the energy department admits it will cost the companies $700 million to switch over to the new

>> ainsley: maybe. what it is. >> griff: i can't comment. >> ainsley: that store is reeling in the cash and has been for years. meanwhile here is griff jenkins catching cocaine bear in theaters this week. >> brian: you went yesterday? >> griff: it's awesome. you got to go see it. mindless escapism. done by elizabeth banks who did hunger games. she is a great director on this. it's ray liotta's last film it. is he a central character. if you want to find out what happens when an apex predator consumes large amounts of cocaine in the forest of georgia, you won't be disappointed to go see it. >> brian: finally we will get that answer. >> ainsley: when you told me the name of it "cocaine bear" that sounds ridiculous and stupid. when you showed me the trailer. y'all watch the trailer. you will scream. there are moments that do you not expect what is about to happen. >> ainsley: this is my cocaine bear not the stuffed one. >> ainsley: that's pretty good. that looks like grateful dead, doesn't it the dancing b

>> ainsley: st. louis.t that be fun -- >> steve: in your backyard. >> ainsley: rachel campos-duffy. >> brian: absolutely. >> ainsley: she has a lot of children. >> steve: all right, a quarter after the top of the hour appeared coming up benjamin hall set to join us live to talk about his brand-new book and everything that he has been through in the last year. >> ainsley: we will see him on the set up a first another major win for school choice sarah huckabee sanders finds a new education reform bill into law. her post to empower the parents next. ♪ ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. muci

you want to say hi to griff, brian, and ainsley? >> hi, good morning! >> ainsley: happy weekend! nation gives you an inside look at the criminal justice system with a series jail and we will speak to the producer next. but first, dana perino with what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> you have had a rocking show when we will continue on that pure guilty all counts the jury's verdict in a double murder trial of alex murdaugh purity will be sentenced 45 minutes. trey gowdy who knows the state very well will give us coverage peer of the presidential election picked up a notch after governor disanto's book tour got underway. what clue tells us the next steps? shannon bream has the answer. and the president shocks the left. why they are mad at him today and we began the week with a bang. we will see you at 9:00. millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, get the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are milli

steve i was on san a that barbara. >> ainsley: you were. >> steve: i was. >> ainsley: what show was itteve: an nbc show and nbc reporters would go out to burbank and be in the show. >> brian: did you make out with some fliewsy? >> steve: i don't remember that. >> ainsley: someone who died and came back? >> brian: exactly i watched the riffleman. >> steve: brian, toba is reminding me regarding me making out with no one it was not like you and susan lube lucy. >> ainsley: how do you fake kiss on air. >> steve: they started to kiss. because brian thought it was the end of the show, 3, 2, 1. >> brian: i was in character. >> ainsley: how did dawn feel about that when you got home. >> she doesn't have cable she has no idea what i do. >> steve: a secret storm. >> brian: exactly watching the rifle man. >> steve: talk a little bit about the news of the day. chinese president xi jinping moscow. after strengthening ties. >> ainsley: today on capitol hill secretary of state antony blinken. >> brian: rich edson joins us live from the white house. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. top two a

>> ainsley: look how pretty. >> ashley: green, thank you. >> ainsley: is that not the prettiest thinge you ever seen? come on. want it's saint patrick's day. >> brian: i can't. >> steve: oh, come on. >> ainsley: intermittent fasting. this is just a traditional one, right? i hope it is. >> ainsley: i already put my fingers on that one. >> ainsley: that has some icing in it. >> steve: supposed to have cream. delicious. >> brian: all right. so why you guys are having breakfast, still ahead on our show, six months, that's how soon. >> ainsley: forgot how good they are. >> brian: isis could conduct an external attack in the united states according to a top commander. our top commander general jack keane troockets that chilling warning. a nonprofit is petitioning to label the nba as a source of chinese propaganda. enes kanter freedom has been a vocal critic of the ties to the ccp joining us live on the set where we have got donuts because it's saint patrick's day. ♪ nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it'

>> ainsley: why 9-year-olds? footage shows 28-year-old audrey hale driving into the parking lot of the covenant school after 10:00 a.m. central time. and moments later seen blasting through the glass front doors right there of the school to get inside. then, climbs the stairs, goes to the second floor and is seen roaming the halls armed with two rifles and a handgun and that's where hale opened fire. >> brian: at least two of those guns bought legally. hale used the second floor vantage point to fire at responding officers. rex engel burt and michael entered the school approximately 15 minutes after the first shots were fired. they confronted and killed hale. the entire shooting happened just 14 minutes. lawrence jones live in nashville from the scene of yesterday's tragedy with more. lawrence, a different scenario with first responders. this time from the last one you covered, right? >> that's exactly right. good morning, family. as you behind my left shoulder, you will see some activity happening right now as l

[airplane bell] >> ainsley: how did you find out?eve: shook hands with all the gate agents and pilot i have got to google united airline executives and there was the guy ceo scott kirby. good morning. >> ainsley: gosh. how wonderful is that? he gets to call the control tower and let meland. >> steve: i don't think he does that i think the pilots go i got the boss on board i should probably land on time. >> brian: pick up the speed a little bit. >> ainsley: all the flight attendants the nicest they have ever been. >> brian: your plane is delayed instead of 4:10, 6:10. we decide you are leaving at 5:0. wait a second i have got to leave friday and quickly run over and leave the mozzarella sticks because you realize they decided to move it up. >> steve: once again, brian, jewels sit next to the ceo. >> brian: i know. i got run. >> ainsley: we can all relate to these stories. >> brian: aruba tuesday's it's wednesday we are leaving early. >> ainsley: set to drop two and a half hours from now 8:30. >> brian: final report before next week's

shoot silicone in. >> ainsley: yesterday was a full day.s church, and then it was jesus revolution and chris rock. >> steve: what is jesus revolution. >> ainsley: the movie. it is a great movie. i highly recommend it. and then i watched the netflix special. i watched it last night. it was live on saturday, chris rock on stage in all white. did you notice he was wearing the print. necklace of prince artist formerly known of prince. that was his symbol. it was really funny. there were a few moments that were, i cringed a little bit. but over all it was really funny. did he address the slap. >> steve: a year ago at the oscars chris rock made a joke about jada pinkett smith and will smith got up and slapped him. we were wondering when chris rock would address what was happening and what was going on from heir head. we surmised from the couch that he will tell all when he has a new comedy special. the new comedy special was live on saturday night at netflix it's called selective outrage and for 8 minutes he verbally clobbered will smith. here is

giant pancake. >> ainsley: that is massive. >> steve: it is bigger than your head. >> ainsley: how doy flip them? >> steve: brian, it is where to figure out what burger you are going to have today. >> brian: the impossible? >> steve: do they have that? >> brian: do they have we will see. >> steve: have you not looked at the menu. you've been there for three hours! >> brian: i'm not a big burger -- this is -- i don't know. it is like the breakfast menu. >> ainsley: brian -- >> brian: it is all great and that is what they are famous for. >> ainsley: let's get to some news and while griff jenkins is doing the news you can eat. should we start up with that? we have a fox news alert, four americans kidnapped at gunpoint in mexico are dead. but the other two victims back in the united states after dramatic rescue. >> steve: mexican authorities tracked down the victims in shed, that building right there and arrested the guy standing at the door. griff jenkins is living in washington with the latest, they are trying to figure out was this a cartel operation or did this 24-year-old, was he jus

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good morning, pastor loomer. >> good morning, ainsley, how are you? >> ainsley: doing well.f early childhood development and the department of public health. why is that? >> well, we are trying to protect our liberty to serve families whose conscious doesn't always allow them to vaccinate their children. >> ainsley: so the state of connecticut in 2021 said no exemptions, no religious exemptions anymore, right? >> that's right. but that religious exemption hadline in place since 1959 during the policy polio epidemic we thought the state revoking that was a injustice to the people of faith in connecticut. >> ainsley: how many families are affected in your school. >> our day care can only 15. only 9 or 10 families in there right now. four of them want to make their own choices concerning vaccines for their children. >> connecticut office of the attorney general says vaccines save lives. the statute is lawful necessary to protect public health. successfully multiple challenges to this statute and continue to defend it. what's your reaction? owe think the problem largely comes fr

. >> ainsley: yeah. you can even see the warplane dumping the fuel first on the drone that cost $32 million before colliding with the propeller on the drone, sending it crashing down into the black sea. >> steve: we got this video about an hour ago from lucas tomlinson who is at the pentagon as we learn down in that water below, lucas, the russians are looking for our drone and they are probably going to find it. >> that's right, steve. good morning to you all. in fact, a short time ago, as you mentioned the u.s. military releasing this newly declassified video showing the moment of that mid-air collision between the russian fighter jet and american drone high above the black sea this he can would. the video is about 40 seconds long. shows the russian flanker coming up behind the lumbering unarmed u.s. reaper speed very high rate of speed reckless. south of crimea. dumping fuel which seems to vaporize after hitting the air after one successful pass here comes again taking a second pass what the pentagon

local time, brian, steve, ainsley. >> steve: thank you, ainsley. 27 minutes before the top of the hourhead weather-wise, janice dean on the streets of new york. >> don't put away your winter gear because it is called the northern tier of the country as well as northeast. temperatures are ten, 28 chicago, 32 new york. we have our next storm system ramping up out of the rockies. the low pressures in the plane states and another severe weather outbreak friday. you see that storm developing, oh, by the way a lot of snow across the mountains stretching to the northern plains and great lakes. a couple of systems we are watching, the one for tomorrow widespread severe weather including tornadoes. we need you to pay attention where you will get watches and warnings and parks weather.com will keep you up-to-date. the threat, against a significant threat for the memphis area paducah to the with gnomic western portion of chicago and east of des moines. the deadly tornadoes in mississippi towards alabama on the weekend and some of those areas could get hit again with severe weather. that is a big

but, ainsley, you know exactly what is straight ahead. >> ainsley: i do.ave know that area very well, too. did you go to ebore city last night? >> no. i wasn't in the party mood. we just were getting ready for this but i apologize. i will try to go clubbing before all diner events even though we have to get up at 2:30 in the morning. >> ainsley: you don't get up. you go straight to the location the diner. >> brian: that's always a thought. >> ainsley: you will be very hungry and that point and want to stop and get a burger. still ahead the federal trade commission coming for elon musk what they want from the richest man in the world after his takeover of twitter and how it poses a threat to the first amendment. >> steve: plus, charles barclay dumping on nba analyst kendrick perkins for suggesting that mvp voters biased against black players. hear his fired up response live from new york city on this wednesday, march 8th. and look who else is joining us on this wednesday "fox & friends." ♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you rea

they. >> ainsley: tell kamala harris.bail them out. >> steve: i have heard that. >> brian: did that before. >> ainsley: yeah. >> steve: i was reading about this. committed to bailing out anyone arrested protesting and they will never condemn the tactics of protesters who fight earnestly for their beliefs. so, they really, really believe in this, even though, you know, so they will bail them out even though they threw molotov cocktails and rocks at cops and apparently according to the police chief in atlanta, some of the protesters tried to blind officers by shining green lasers into their eyes. and, you know, you would think they would know the law, particularly since a 28-year-old guy who was arrested as one of the agitators, thomas jergens apparently is a staff attorney down at the bottom on the second to the left. >> brian: he says he was wrongly charged. >> steve: he is from the southern poverty law center, according to the stated of gary and will deleted linkedin page. only the lawyer and one of those other people ar

>> ainsley: yes.mp arrived yesterday he spoke last night and people were signing up at 7:00 a.m., they lined up for 11 hours for this event. ron desantis crowd with 1,000 people and trump's facility sat 2400 people. >> brian: it's fascinating to see because trump is going after ron desantis saying he wants to mess with social security and medicare. he is also trying to label him as a jeb bush/paul ryan republican. and also he has mentioned to me i asked ron desantis too are you worried about being labeled before you get in and he said no. i'm looking to stand in my track record. trump's retort yesterday was by the way florida was going great before ron desantis. rick scott had done a great job with it, people like florida because of the weather and by the way he was saying about mike pence mike pence over the weekend said he holds donald trump available for january 6 but then said? >> ainsley: you mean donald trump's retort? blaming mr. pence for the capital attack and mocking his single-digit polling

they say, ainsley, what is going on is a crime. >> ainsley: why is one of the best tennis players in in tournaments because he's not vaccinated for covid. rb checking to see if they are vaccinated? they can come right in. they can go through customs and we will have to show passports purity illegals get to walk across the border and stay forever and we find the bill for them and send them to college. that is now being discussed in new york city. we will send them to college for free but meanwhile we worked hard to pay for our own college or our parents did to. >> brian: meanwhile senator kennedy, he was just astonished with the ineptness of homeland security secretary. and this was his assessment of what he witnessed. >> i learned today that either secretary may wor alejandro mays believes and completely open borders are not qualified to manage a chuck e. cheese's. now, he is not incompetent. he is not an unintelligent man. it is clear to me after listening to the secretary for about three, maybe four hours that he believes in open borders. >> brian: that ultimately is the administra