>> brian: lawrence. >> lawrence: you don't want to read? check with with janice. >> janice: best way to get out of it, let's go to the weather and talk to janice. what is your name? >> chad. >> sabrina, from north carolina. >> janice: what are you here for? >> fashion week. >> janice: anything in particular you want to see? >> nothing in particular, have a good time. >> janice: thank you for being here. big snow storm coming next week. so going to be warm for eastern third of the country next couple days, 200 million folks will enjoy temperatures and you see forecast highs. 71 in charlotte and cold air coming in just in time for a nice winter storm. set up is area of low pressure and it is coming up to mi mid-atlantic and will bring snow. here is bottom line, tuesday and wednesday, heavy snow for new york city, that means pay attention to the local forecasters and fox weather.com. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. lawrence. >> lawrence: you killed it. >> ainsley: what did you do with it really? >> steve: can't drink on camera. >>

>> lawrence: yeah., right? that's an issue. you have vacant properties that are not properly being secured. that's an issue. and then you have the weather in certain areas you have extreme heat and you have extreme cold. if you have people who are not -- doesn't have housing, what are they going to do? right. >> lawrence: quentin, thank you so much. >> no problem. >> lawrence: guys, i will turn it back to you. shows you what the crisis is in atlanta. we will be covering it all day. >> lawrence: we just saw you standing with a woman inside one of those houses and there is a tangle of wires and something was missing. what was -- what was that? >> lawrence: yeah. so, that wiring they take out so there is a combination of the copper, as well as that wiring, and they take and they sell that. now, they are only getting a few dollars on it. but it's profitable. a lot of these places already don't have electricity anyway, so they don't really need the wire. they set fires in those places and they bring in gener

lawrence, take it away., i love my texas but south carolina is giving it a run for its money. [chanting u.s.a.] >> lawrence: you know, guys, we're used to getting up at 3:30. you were up here waiting for us at 3:30. who are you supporting this election and why? >> i'm supporting donald trump because he's probably going to win the republican party. [cheers and applause] and because we need better border security. >> lawrence: that's your number one issue is the border? >> yeah. >> lawrence: she is supporting trump. we got woman woman here. she sun decided. she likes both candidates. let's figure out where she is going. all right, ma'am, you are undecided. who are you leaning toward right now? >> i guess trump, but i'm worried. i'm worried -- i'm kind of buying in to what haley is saying about the getting trump elected. they hate him so much they are going to do everything they can to stop him. >> >> lawrence: that concerns you? >> that concerns me. we have to have a republican win. >> lawrence: thank you so m

. ♪ >> lawrence: it is 7:00 a.m.e east coast on tuesday, february the 20th, and this is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: developing this morning, former president trump's new york assets like trump tower could be on the chopping block. >> within 30 days even if we choose to appeal this, which we will, we have to post the bond, which is the full amount and some. >> griff: plus, border crisis strikes in the north. record crossings in places like vermont, residents are worried. >> it's scary to know you don't know what is lurking around in your woods. >> steve: finally, a crash filled finish look at this at the daytona 500 as william by bn gets his first daytona win and is he going to join us live. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. at noon today, nikki haley expected to deliver a state of the race speech in greenville, south carolina. >> steve: we don't know exactly what that means. the former governor looking to narrow t

lawrence, you looked ashgsz maze amazing in your hat. >> lawrence: thanks, love. >> ainsley: she wased. >> brian: she is pumped up. a lot more show left, high-stakes immigration bill could be released today and handed over to the senate. senator cramer says he is open to supporting it. >> ainsley: and big news in the big apple, today the tech company reveals new vision, vision pro eyeglasses. kurt the cyber guy has a live report outside a store next. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) emergen-c crystals. hi, i'm kim, and i lost 67 pounds on golo. when i was diagnosed with breast cancer, food became my comfort. i didn't think i looked pretty anymore, so i let myself go. i've seen the golo commercials for a while. what stuck out to me most was there was no celebrity endorser. the testimonials were from real people. what cancer took from me, golo gave back. (uplifting music) you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers

. >> griff: lawrence and i are going to break down those stats just ahead. >> lawrence: indiana parentsronouns are responsible for their child being removed from their home. implications across the country ahead. >> ainsley: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are always better with friends. >> lawrence: that's right ♪ come on, in i'm sure glad to know you ♪ don't let this brother t-shirt throw you ♪ making noise with the southern voice. >> steve: tim mcgraw singing about a southern voice. myrtle beach, south carolina. right now they have got about 4e high close to 60. tomorrow, lawrence, when you are down in south carolina, it's going to be warmer in the 40's and 50's. and when we're there on friday, it's going to be 60. >> lawrence: i'm actually heading to myrtle beach right after the show. talk with some voters. have a diner tomorrow and see what they think is going to happen in south carolina. >> ainsley: where is your diner tomorrow in myrtle beach. >> lawrence: we will post it in the 8:00 hour. >> ainsley: want to get people there. >> lawrence:

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lawrence, do you want to read it? >> lawrence: this is what it said.ntified language neither i can't do you tus or unduly prejudicial. it's not offered to criticize or demean the president. the special counsel regulation specifically requires the special counsel to prepare a report for the attorney general. that explains the special counsel prosecution. and the declination decision. the identified language in the report does just that. so, this is such a good point right here. the biden administration's point of view is that the reasoning for the special counsel, talking about the president not being fit to go to trial what's the problem here? he is saying, look, it requires me to present some type of report to tell you why didn't do it. the only reason why i decided not to bring this to the jury and a judge is because he wouldn't be fit to stand trial, brian. >> brian: i read -- you would be proud of me, lawrence. i know you love reading. it took me two and a half days because i actually read the whole thing. redone did it and take notes on it. >> ain

♪ ♪ >> lawrence: buckle up, a fox news alert.eral people are dead after a small plane crashes into a mobile home and park in florida overnight. >> ainsley: officials say it slammed into one of the mobile homes, exploding it literally into a massive fireball and quickly spread to three other houses. >> here comes this plane going at 45-degree angle and just, boom. >> very surreal like you don't realize what you were just watching. >> brian: luckily firefighters were able to put it out quickly. reported engine failure before the crash. still no word how many people were on board or exactly how many were hurt. we will have a live report from the scene in about 15 minutes. but, first, this: >> ainsley: this is another alert. cocaine, fentanyl, reportedly detected in the toxicology results of those three kansas city chiefs fans found frozen to death last month, the beginning of january after that watch party. >> lawrence: these are only preliminary results but sources with direct nothing of the case tell tmz that other substances may

but, you know, it's become such >> lawrence: lawrence you have been adjusting to it. >> it is. >> lawrencesome families it's deep bely personal. tell me about your son. >> outgoing. he was my youngest son. 19. >> lawrence: this was your baby? >> my baby. he lost his life to senseless gun violence on april the 5th, 2022. that was the worst day of my life ever. lawrence hits your son and then weeks later it hits your family again? >> on june the 17th, 2022, i lost my nephew preston jones. he was murdered in his sleep. someone shot through his bedroom window. another senseless gun violence. it's ongoing. ongoing here in st. louis. it's like when does it end? >> lawrence: how does that make you feel after going through what you did with your son and your nephew, that they're just letting the criminals out? it's just a revolving door now? >> it's the biggest slap in the face ever. i feel it needs to be stricter laws starting with the juveniles. because a lot of times they are out here doing crime, killing, stealing. and it's like a slap on the wrist because they're juvenile. and go on and go ba

boulevard. >> lawrence: unbelievable.g because new york decided it was going to be a sanctuary city. joe biden supports that, the mayor, the city council supports that do you feel like the overall policy is just a bad idea? because, when they decide to be sanctuary, they tend to send them to black and brown neighborhoods. >> yeah. i agree to that because they wouldn't send them downtown, you know, to interrupt what's going on down there. up here, we have no say so what goes on anywhere up here. they tell us that the 12th hour so that we can't, you know, cause confusion about what is going to happen. >> what saint nick also a houses? saint nick also a houses we have 3,000 units-plus. and we are being moved. we are under called modernization. we can use those places to put the seniors in. we could use it to put the people that are handicapped inside so that they don't have to move to the neighboring project so far away. >> lawrence: give me the legal perspective on this. because how are they -- they say they are not going t

brian, lawrence, and ainsley. >> lawrence: unbelievable. the judge should have hauled their tailback into the courthouse after they saw them doing the big flip-off to them. >> brian: they don't care. i mean, they don't care. thanks so much, madeline. >> ainsley: thank you so much, madeline. lawrence, we were all talking while she was putting up the report full screen of what the administrator said. they are object galgted to return to work. do you think they will? they are sticking up their middle fingers to the court. we are not coming back. they are saying blankety blank to you america not appreciative for the food and shelter all the free things they get that's how they thank america. >> brian: how you go up to the border go up to any port of entry or caught they say i feel under threat in my country. do you think this kid feels under threat in his country and only thing he could do is flee to america for a chance at the american dream? see his tongue sticking out at all of us. is he laughing. they are laughing at us lawrence lawrence th

let's hand it over to griff and lawrence and steve. >> lawrence: great job, ainsley. >> ainsley: thankawrence: more moments from last night's big town hall on fox, like this. >> will you challenge him to regular debates? >> i will challenge him right now. i don't think he is going to debate though. i really don't think so. >> lawrence: what does tomi lahren think about this? we will ask her. >> griff: this just in biden's student loan bailout is back. the enormous amount to be erased. >> steve: i want to hear that california commuters horsing around a wild video wrap up. that horse is running down i-95. not kidding. >> ainsley: go. go. >> steve: run away horse. straight ahead on this wednesday "fox & friends." good morning, maine. ♪ ♪ here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't

>> lawrence: right.ley has headlines. >> carley: texas search crews found body of audrey cunningham, in a river near her home. the 11 year old vanished while heading to school last week. prosecutors are preparing arrest warrants for a cunningham family friend. a report from texas in a few minutes on this tragic story. white house is preparing to announce major sanctions against russia on friday after death of putin critic alexei navalny. the european union demanding the russian president be held accountable, kremlin is rejecting eu's push for international investigation. an expert talked about putin's reign of terror. >> first defend the country, what putin seeks to do is erase, independent and sovereignty of ukraine and subgiigate its people. let them defend themselves and have funds they need to defend themselves. >> carley: navalny's mother is calling for release of his bodying filing a lawsuit in a russian court. a volcano near mexico city erupting two or three times per day near the volcano. happeni

sometimes i wonder why >> lawrence: so soulful. in the studio singing "red solo cup." >> ♪ red solo cup. i fill you up. let's have a party. ♪ let's have a party. >> lawrence: sadly keith performed for the last time in december, he returned to the stage for three sold-out shows. >> steve: survived by his wife and three children. he was 62 years old. he worked as a rodeo hand, he was a roughneck in the oilfield, semifootball player. he said when i came out with "should of been a cowboy" he said i was doing 28, 29, 30 shows per month, i didn't know i was ever going to get another hit, he was trying to outwork everybody. >> lawrence: he was traditional country singer and love god and country and the military. >> ainsley: he did. i went to a concert after 9/11 and he was sing ing "courtesy o the red, white and blue" and there were images of "fox and friends." we interviewed him so many times. he's a guy's guy. i remember after the song, i'll put the boot up your you know what, i interviewed him thinking, how is he going to act. i don't

car. >> lawrence: all joe biden's fault, he sold them a broken promise.re will be a lot of crying and talk of dreamers this and migrants being stripped of houses. remember who sold the law, only one person supports that law and . >> brian: former president talked about putting everybody together and sending them out, should be a scene. >> ainsley: joe biden created the cries and they are here. big four congressional leaders will meet with president biden over a foreign aid package. >> steve: this comes as president biden reveals more details on possible ceasefire deal with israel and hamas. sounds like they have been working on something. >> lawrence: peter doocy is live at the white house. >> peter: it doesn't appear israel and hamas are talking about exchanging military-aged male prisoners. there could be a six-week pause in fighting. >> can you give us a sense when it will start? >> president biden: i hope by the end of the weekend. my national security adviser says we are hope, i hope by next monday we'll have ceasefire. >> peter: 94 billion for -- ho

lawrence, back to you. >> lawrence: looks like love to me.nk you carly. >> we love text messages. >> lawrence: still ahead, kathie lee gifford says how she is fulfilling her life's birth it is through the power of faith. but let's check it with bella for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> happy monday to you. awful story out of georgia and we are that today. but we are learning about this young woman and her alleged killer coming up. big win for donald trump. the nomination process and kevin mccarthy will tell us what is next. real men compete in florida. that's what they said. we will see you at the top of the hour coming up. jordan's sore nose let out a fiery sneeze, so dad grabbed puffs plus lotion to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. >> brian: she's reached millions across the world. kathie lee gifford is fulfilling her true purpose. >> ainsley: joining us now with her message of fa

lawrence? >> lawrence: yeah. the it is out of control. we talked with folks yesterday.♪ >> lawrence: sir, tell me how many times you have been robbed. >> about three months, four months, three times. four were pretty small. three weeks ago we were looted. six kids coming in between the ages of 16 and 20. they run in and out emptying the store into a car and disappeared. ran out in 20 seconds and took $20,000 worth of stuff. >> lawrence: the damage they did to your building. >> the building was 16 and a half thousand dollars with windows doors and locks. that kind of stuff. >> >> lawrence: how do you survive. >> he is it supports myself and my wife and family. it's been around 28 years. i'm not going to give into a bunch of kids who want to steal from us. >> you are sleeping in the store. >> evan for the last month. we can't have this happening on a regular basis. >> lawrence: this is what provides for your family. >> it makes me angry. it makes me really angry. i'm angry with the kids who do this. i'm angry with the parents who let their kids do this. i don't know what

lawrence is on the ground this morning in st. louis. lawrence, who is with you?bring the pastors because, obviously, the faith leaders are important here. pastor robinson, i will go to you, first. what's going wrongs? i mean, your church has been hit with some of this crime that's happened. >> some. >> things we find the instability of our communities. we reach out to citizens and you have some citizens here now that are gone a month or so from now. the stability is not there. therefore we find a disconnect with our young people. a disconnect with the parents and the grandparents who help raise those children. >> lawrence: pastor parnell, have we lost our sensed of faith in the community. >> to a de. i would acknowledge the lord jesus without him we have nothing. the church has been for years the stability of the community which consists of the family. and with that and without that, that's where we get this term mental illness. you know, resulting in the disorder of the mind. that's where the break down come in. so, without church and function capacity. this is

: back to you in new york. >> ainsley: thank you, lawrence. coming up issue for gen-z, the cold rush is in texas. young americans picking lone star state as their new home, like steve's daughter did. will and peter will react in a new segment called off the grid, next. that the best products are made in america and come fresh from the family farm. and produced under the most sustainable farming techniques. from our sheets to our blankets and quilts this is a product that can be passed on. it could be a family heirloom. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. i try to put my arm around any vet that i can. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great, rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference and that respect and that love for the veteran that makes t

honest about the answer, lawrence.hen you consider in 2021, the entire fiscal year, only 450 total chinese migrants and now more than 20,000 since october 1. this is issue officials want to put front and center and try to get ahold of. most migrants are in this area as surge shifted out west. we are waiting here, this time yesterday hundreds of chinese came across, see what today brings. >> lawrence: money is not a proper reason to get asylum, i'm sure a lot of americans are saying, we're struggling here. i want your community on five migrants arrested for the attack on the nypd. two of them have been identified part of the venezuelan super gang. tell me about that. >> griff: lawrence, number of gang members coming across the border is astounding. chief jason owens put out a tweet about 160 plus known gang members coming across. the venezuelan gang coming through texas is where we saw venezuelans in places like eagle pass making their way to new york. new york is putting an emphasis on it, ice is still looking for many

lawrence. >> lawrence: it's so true. they are so fired up.s you can see, they keep chanting u.s.a., u.s.a. they got a lot of thoughts about the current state of politics in america right now, guys. >> steve: the eyes of the world are on south carolina and that's why you are there. and that's why we are going tomorrow. in the meantime, let's talk a little bit about politics. >> pete: joe biden taking a page out of the trump playbook. get this one. he is considering executive action to reign in the illegal crisis. >> ainsley: as the white house plots its next move, thousands ever migrants that may pose a national security risk are easily making their way into our country. >> steve: all right. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the very latest. lucas, you know, apparently they haven't decided anything. but it sounds like the president might use that phone and pen just like the guy who used to work for to do something. >> that's right, steve, good morning. this is something, of course, that republicans have been calling for for years

lawrence is out there covering crime. let's bring lawrence in this morning. he is in d.c.has been traveling the country. one city on monday. another city tuesday. another one today. and it's always the same story. it's crime. >> lawrence: good morning, family. obviously we are mourning the loss there in missouri, but i think it's important to note that this is happening every day. i think when these mass shootings happening we hyper focus on just that one event. but, i think the decay of america is happening every major city in this country. every single day there's a shooting. there is young people doing it. there's robberies. we are here in d.c. with a carjacking drivers. it's happenings. and people are just wondering when is there going to be some type of law and order established in america? this shouldn't be a partisan thing to not let criminals back on the street. and the reason why isaiah that start to get information and waiting for it. normally -- and i have covered a lot of the these school shootings and mass shootings there is some type of criminal element in th

hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: bring chris in. how many crossings were here just yesterday?wnsville, they had six apprehensions yesterday. >> lawrence: why is the president choosing this location? >> who knows, i don't know if it is a campaign stop, but in arizona, 1500, san diego 1900, you figure that is where he needs to be. >> lawrence: there is a lot of men and women i've spoken to that you upset with lack of resources they have been getting, but with the whip gate and the lie told across the world they were racist and whipping hatian migrants. do you think they will get an apology today? >> i doubt it, i don't think it registers on his radar. >> lawrence: talk about the border issue, there is debate about the bill in all this, what needs to happen to secure the border right now? >> we need to put policies in play that were here before president biden took office, mandatory detention and removal and bring asylum officers and immigrant judges to the process instead of two or three years in the background. >> lawrence: there is talk about donald trump will be in eagle pass

>> lawrence: illinois officials. fox business network is in chicago with the latest.learning that through join statement the county and state say we need $300 million to get through the year and will pledge the bulk of this and the county will contribute and that leaves another $70 million unaccounted for and unanswered questions from the mayor. he had a heated back and forth with reporters who asked what his plan was and when he would pledge from the city. he said, what about the governor's pledge to give 2000 beds to migrants. this is reference to the winterized tent to be built. johnson says with additional $250,000, the city won't be able to keep shelters open for long, potentially shutting down by the summer. expected to ramp up pace of buses heading north as democratic national convention hits town in late august. >> all i'm saying is that. >> the governor spokesperson tells the chicago tribune she stepped up to cover additional $70 million and have to ask what plans are for the remaining $70 million to fund this humanitarian response. governor pritzker is expec

but the guy who is flipping the pancakes this morning is lawrence jones hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey. i actually got dress flted dark. i was steaming the clothes this morning and all the power went out. if i look a little crusty you guys know why. but the folks here in south carolina are so fired up. >> ainsley: you look great. >> lawrence: thank you, my friend. a lot of talk about this big race. a lot of reasons why this race particularly is so contentious former governor very popular in south carolina. indication based on the polls. donald trump up by at least 30 points. can close in on the final days? we'll have to see. >> steve: absolutely. great point. she has said she does not need to win her home state. but she really has to outperform what she did new hampshire where she got 43%. can she beat that number. i wai was at the liberty tack r. don't trust the people. a lot of the people don't trust the polls. >> ainsley: few people that liked nikki haley but the whole crowd was really for donald trump. >> pete: how long can you bet your odds getting a little bit closer in second pl

lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, thanks, my friend.ff camera about the respect for authority. and it's out of control right now. the kids are out of control. why? >> no authority. things necessary for young folk to grow up mature, especially men, authority that they must be accountable, to boundaries that they dash not cross and consequences if you cross those boundaries. that is lacking in our families. african-american families. and it's lacking in the society in the culture we are in today. >> lawrence: what's the solution. i know it's maybe a tough question. >> you begin with the basics. it begins in the family. authority is established in the life of children in the family. consequences are imposed on the children in the family. the family is the first institution created by god that's foundational. when there's a fracture in the family, african-american family stbl is a fracture in the neighborhood, in the community and in the country. what we are seeing today a lack of authority, we see anarchy. lawlessness, our children engagin

hand it to lawrence. you are covering crime. >> lawrence: that is right.ital, a suspect is in custody, accused of shooting three cops yesterday, facing record shortage as crime victims call on lawmakers to do their jobs. >> whoever is the decision-maker, make the decision. how do you sleep at night, knowing this country is going downhill. crime is at an all-time high. we understand that we need cops, i think we have to do multiple things at the same time and invest in the community. people committing crimes come from poor communities. >> lawrence: bring in greg pemberton, chairman of the d.c. police union. cops are under attack, why are we seeing this? >> that is right, in d.c., one of the most violent years we've seen in years. a number of pro-criminal antipolice justice reform act completely ham strung police officers and made it impossible for them to do their jobs. so now what you're seeing here and other cities is result of defund police movement and bedlam. >> lawrence: every cops, we know who bad guys are, we are not able to do our job, when we are,

bell bottoms pull them out. >> lawrence: no tie, shirt open.cket on. >> brian: that's me on weekends. i have a totally different look on weekends. >> lawrence: you party on the weekend. >> brian: alicia suit waiting for saturday night. >> ainsley: brian, what is happening here. you have hair. >> brian: i'm way too close to you i apologize. what am i doing there? >> ainsley: brian, you look like a werewolf. >> brian: steve those are the biggest arms and tattoos you have ever had. >> ainsley: look at lawrence's bangs and. >> brian: notice it's not a bud light. >> steve: the cover of the "new york post" today has got a horrifying story for anybody who goes to a burger joint and buys stuff. it says slapy meal and essentially what wendy's is going to do is they are planning to change their menu board so they can actually have surge pricing. it's a real busy time, they could actually jack up the prices just like uber. >> brian: good. >> steve: surge pricing and things like that. ultimately, the experts say wendy's is probably going to get punished. w

now. >> steve: they do. >> lawrence: rnc is not raises as much money. went through the report of the lavish spending they h a lot of republicans are saying we need that money for the general. why are we wasting it when we all know the end goal. >> ainsley: why a politician, you might know this answer. why is she staying in the race? nikki haley. he is i it saying i'm telling new my experience. you have an army that works for you. around you. they are getting paid. they want that gravy train to keep rolling. >> steve: sure. absolutely. let's see what happens. anyway, ronna mcdaniel out at the end of next week after super tuesday. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. rice now confirming that the suspect accused of killing that nursing student, laken riley, entered the country illegally from venezuela. >> steve: officials also revealing this man has a rap sheet and was just released from new york city months ago. >> brian: scarpino joins us live from athens, georgia. madison? >> good morning, guys. this is the first day that students will return to classe

hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: hi, good morning, family. there is a big race here in south carolina. folks are here at 3:30 a.m., they wanted their voices to be heard. the former governor of south carolina nikki haley, going against donald trump in the republican primary. how many undecided voters are there here? who is undecided voter, raise your hand. okay. who is going to vote for nikki haley? right here and here. who is going to vote for trump? [cheering] >> lawrence: if you look at the crowd, there was about eight people undecided, four people supporting nikki haley and obviously south carolina is trump country, guys. >> steve: all right. >> ainsley: he's ahead by a lot. more than 30 points. thank you, lawrence. >> pete: golden egg in south carolina, i've walked into diners and seen two people and there are hundreds there. south carolina delivering. >> ainsley: y'all have made us proud. i'm from south carolina. lawrence is at the golden egg, if you want to go. we will be at lizard's thicket in columbia, south carolina on saturday for your show. >> pete: well done. >> steve: mean

>> lawrence: i've been excited about this, i know you can break this down. seems to be disconnect between donor clas and what republican primary voters want. can you lay it out for us? >> laura: there is a lot on the line in this election, one issue is china. what our relationship going forward will be with china, whether trump would slap tariff on electric vehicle component parts and that is trillions of dollars for china. when trillions are on the line for global interests abroad, there is a lot of money pouring into joe biden and republican candidates who seem more hospitable to old ideas, that is why nikki haley has gotten support from koch brothers and so forth. >> ainsley: what is going to happen with her speech at noon? do you think she will stay in the race? what if polls are right, what happens afterthis? >> it is hard to see what they are thinking in the haley campaign. everybody got mad because after iowa, where she performed so poorly and new hampshire, which is a hospitalable state, she couldn't get the job done. as a political analyst, that was

lawrence? >> lawrence: just crazy rhetoric coming out of the white house. thanks, jacqui.remember on day one of the biden administration he got rid of remain in mexico. he thought he would be a little bit ambitious and stopped the border wall being built. and now he wants to blame republicans. let's listen to the president. >> everyday between now and november the american people are going to know that the only reason the border is not secure is donald trump and his maga republican friends. it's time for republicans in the congress to show a little courage, to show a little spine. to make it clear to the american people that you work for them, not for anyone else. i know ohio work for. i work for the american people. >> lawrence: guys, the numbers tell a different story. if you look at the fiscal year of 2020, since biden taking office less than half a million people. then you go over to 21, fiscal year 21, 1.7 million crossings. and then you got 2.3 in 2022, and they keep getting better. fiscal year 2023, 2.4 million people. so that's what is happening right now with the

>> ainsley: robert hur, you are right, lawrence.ould love to see those tapes, you bring up interesting point. he made honest observation he was there to write a report. he just wrote the facts. he didn't remember certain things that any parent who lost a child normally would remember the dates their life changed forever. >> brian: when he became vice president. >> steve: robert hur was simply explaining why he did not think the current president should be charged because he had an awful memory. he was an elderly guy, and so, essentially, his bad memory and his age got him from being charged by this special counsel. so, you know, they are complaining a little loudly. they are not going to prosecutes. >> brian: think about this, steve. he went up there and when asked about donald trump and the documents at mar-a-lago, how could anyone take these documents that are top secret for the country? people's lives are at stake. and he has been doing it since 1977. >> steve: but, brian, we heard the president in that terrible press conference

lawrence, i will send it up to you in columbia. lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, mark. so much. so there is two questions that were proposed. you got the folks that are upset about donald trump being prosecuted. and then you got the folks that are voting for nehemiah. let's go to the prosecution of donald trump first. sir, how do you feel about some of these court cases against donald trump right now? >> well, ultimately, it's a total witch-hunt. and the problem with it is if our candidates can't speak their minds freely without having a risk of being persecuted by the political class, then we can't have candidates at all. there's a huge problem right now with candidates going in, speaking their mind against the political class the donors and corporations and then they get punished for it. can we really have a sovereign country if you can't speak against the wealthy and upper class of society? absolutely not. >> lawrence: such a valid pointed. guys, earlier in the show we were talking about some democrats that are crossing over in this republican primary. i met two frie

>> lawrence: i agree with you. we cannot fall into the trap of just saying it's age. >> steve: no. >> lawrence: donald trump in three years behind him. they are close. they are are going through the same thing. >> ainsley: their mental aexecute totally different. >> steve: it's not about the age. >> lawrence: everywhere sees it. >> steve: that guy that we're watching appears to be shot. >> brian: the other thing that is important, too. if i read this report of my work of hundreds of pages and over the course of my 40 year career had so little respect for classified documents. did you see some of this stuff? he was vice president years he didn't remember. he had personal classified information regarding human beings behind enemy lines in pakistan and afghanistan labeled compensation challenge in and fragile that were just let out in boxes. >> lawrence: then he said it didn't matter because it didn't have the big top secret with the red what does that mean? >> steve: what does that mean? >> ainsley: robert hur said t

right, lawrence?lawrence: that's the agitation when you talk to the black and latino community that are here in this country legally. they are saying why are they still considered the both the barrel when it comes to these politicians? and, of course, you know the people are the money are saying no. we don't want them. meanwhile they are donating to all the campaign saying that they are so compassionate but when push comes to shove, they want something different. and, you know, when you talk to the residents out here as well, when you talk about their struggle and everything -- their kids don't have a quality education. we have already talked about the poverty. so, again, what are they going to do about this? and are they going to fix the communities first before they start providing for the migrants? that's yet to be determined. >> ainsley: it's happening everywhere a few weeks ago we did the story in brooklyn. wasn't one of the best new year's. wasn't the wealthy area. don't come to school we will u

>> lawrence: i'm missing the snow. >> steve: that's okay. >> brian: it's okay, perfectly fine. >> lawrenceut away the suede if it is going to snow. >> ainsley: lawrence is a great dresser and does have some suede. >> brian: it falls apart when it rains. >> ainsley: horses are hair. >> steve: are you riding cows now? coming up on tuesday, white house refusing to commit to having joe biden's doctor attest to his mental acuities, they can't persuade him to do that. >> brian: and round two, house slated to hold a second vote on impeaching mayorkas. >> ainsley: congressman mark green is leading the impeachment effort and reacts to both. brian, what are you teaching your kids at home? she's good. that's connie. hey connie. hi there. hi, i'm tali and i lost 85 pounds on golo. i started golo because i was diabetic and my a1c and cholesterol were high. the minute i started taking the golo release, i knew it was working. i was not hungry, and i did not have any cravings. since losing weight with golo, i'm healthier now than i've ever been, and my doctor is thrilled. golo is so much more than weight

over to you, lawrence. >> lawrence: praying for those folks, thanks, j.d.pprehensions last year. tiktok is to blame according to a new report. >> >> we wondered how all of these migrants knew about this particular entry way into california. the answer was in their hands. >> tiktok. >> oh you learned on tiktok? >> tiktok. >> post we found had step-by-step instructions for hiring smugglers and detailed directions to that hole we visited. >> lawrence: what is causing the surge? joining us now author of confucius shut never said and senior federalist and contributor helen and reporter julio row sass. let's go to you first when i was at the border five to six years ago it was very rare chinese national they were runners not trying to turn themselves in what do you see now at the border. >> what we have been seeing the last few years the fact there is no fear. border patrol essentially trying to hide from illegal immigrants and illegal immigrants are the ones trying to find border patrol. that shows how crazy things have become under this administration. and it's

. >> lawrence: we love it. "fox & friends" starts right now and fox is better with friends. >> ainsley: always. >> steve: mornings are better with news. we start with a fox news alert on this tuesday that kind of feels like a monday. at noon today. nikki haley is expected to deliver what she is referring to as a state of the race speech in greenville south carolina. >> carley: former governor is making a major push to narrow that gap ahead of this saturday's primary in her home state of south carolina. the latest poll from the citadel shows her trailing former entrepreneurship by more than 30 points in south carolina. >> griff: that's quite a gap. haley is vowing to push forward and the super pac supporting her is pouring money into states holding contests on march 5th we know is super tuesday. >> lawrence: so one haley backer saying, quote: south carolina is really a rough state. it's a very trump-friendly state. our hope is that nikki haley can make it respectable in south carolina. and move on to super tuesd

lawrence?> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> steve: all right a fox news alert, t three hours, 10:00 easn time the supreme court will hear oral arguments on colorado's decision to kick former president donald trump off the state's primary ballot. >> brian: the high court in unchartered territory -- legal territory as justices wrestle with an historic election dispute. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson joins us with the latest. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, and brian. the supreme court has never heard a case like this before in its history. oral arguments begin in less than three hours, as steve said, in protest of the former leading g.o.p. candidate. fencing has been erected outside the nation's top court near the u.s. capitol as you can see here. colorado kicked trump off the ballot citing the constitution insurrection clause section 3 of the 14th amendment to be specific, which has never been used in the history to

>> lawrence: thanks, brooke.ng that she said that she didn't watch the testimony. but apparently she appeared magically outraged in the court right after the testimony ended and interrupted was all out of control by the way. the interesting point also brian and ainsley, she said that she was never in d.c. at the same time as mr. wade pushing back against the allegation that she was at the white house at the same time as wade before she decided to get an indictment of donald trump: i would like to dig into that a little bit more to see if they were in d.c. at the same time and both at the white house. >> brian: met with white house justice officials in athens. some type of coordination irtime went there i don't want to talk about that. talk about the relationship and how it might compromise the case. what really effects the trump plan is or politically, are you coordinating with the white house? >> lawrence: right. >> what i gathered first of all was her demeanor. she is sitting back she very defiant. she disa her

hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey, good morning, family. and good morning, ainsley.he big question for the president of the united states why this location? i mean, i was here a year ago when there was an actual surge going on. now we're down to about 15 to 17 migrants crotszing illegally a day. why this location? why not get to the bottom of what's happening at the border? and i think it goes to the larger conversation. as you guys talk about the politics, obviously, border issue is the number one issue. what was the change in joe biden's policy from when he was a u.s. senator to now as president of the united states? and you guys have the former secretary momentarily that is going to be reacting. but there was a change in policy. there was even some democrats that called barack obama deporter in chief. sure there has been disagreement between republicans and democrats of what needs to be the solution whether it's amnesty or, you know, work visas. those are the politics of it. but there has never been a president of the united states that was so open and b. being so

. >> lawrence: good morning, 8:00 a.m.east coast, monday, february 5, this is "fox and friends." >> brian: "fox and friends" exclusive interview moments ago. >> people are thinking this is somehow like counting 5000 people in everyday and releasing them, that is absurd. >> ainsley: california facing hurricane-force wind warning, parts of l.a. and san diego under a state of emergency. >> steve: that is santa barbara and. and performance that got a standing ovation, luke combs and tracey chapman. beautiful. >> lawrence: a sight to see. remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: yep. ♪ >> ainsley: a fox news alert. text of the senate border bill released and lankford just defended it on "fox and friends" last hour. >> steve: mark meredith joins us. >> mark: good morning. you are right, lawmakers have some reading to do with this package released overnight. senators have been working on this for months. we are talking about $118 million to cover foreign aid and specific money going toward ukraine and 14 billion to is

lawrence? >> lawrence: thanks so much.o according to california democrat, the murder of an innocent nursing student at the hands of a suspect here illegally should not make us rethink our border policies. watch. >> whenever we're dealing with violent crime, there is a sense of outrage of sadness and of loss. but i think the important thing to focus on is one instance shouldn't shape our overall immigration policy, which has so many different facets including economic. choices about what workers to allow in, thousand create prosperity in america. efforts to simply, quote: closed quote the border is not really solving the longer term problem. >> lawrence: what incident? what is she talking about? former cbp chief rodney scott joins us now to being are a. there is a lot of angel moms and dads. maybe we should schedule a meeting with the congresswoman to discuss this with them. >> yeah. except it would probably be a waste of time. statements like that are actually quite infuriating to me because they really mix this up. we are

that was a good one, lawrence. >> lawrence: also american soldier.nce. he loved the country and he loved the american military as well. if you have ever been to a veterans event, you will hear toby keith because he loved them. >> brian: i remember the first time we used to play that song when -- after bin laden, and that famous phrase is he going to put a boot in your ass was the first time kaitlin was actually using that term. she was 4 at the time. it was a bit of a surprise to the family. she goes put a boot in your ass, dad. okay. maybe we should screen the country music a little. >> ainsley: maybe make an exception. that was a great song and after 9/11. >> brian: she hasn't used it since. >> ainsley: let's talk about dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas because the border is an issue. >> steve: fox news alert. the house rules committee voted to advancing impeachment case against secretary of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas is he wrestling to comply with immigration laws and breaching public trust by claiming the border is secure. >> t

that was very nights. >> lawrence: a little bit of marvin gaye, too. talking about. >> carley: means nothing going on in new york city. everything is perfect. >> steve: uh-really? [laughter] >> steve: listen, so we have been talking for actually on this program for over 20 years we have been talking about the invasion at our southern border. but it's really gotten terrible over the last three years. well now, as you know, the invasion, particularly is acute here in new york. what one of the problems that the mayor is having is where are we going to put all these migrants? so they hatched a plan. let's use a luxury apartment building that's been sitting sig idle and we will fill it full of bunk beds and put the migrants there. the people of harlem realized that's the plan when they put a bunch of bunk beds outside. the hit the fan and the mayor showed up yesterday. and they weren't happy with him. watch. >> we want transparency. we demand transparency. we want the same opportunities given to these illegal citizens so that our future can be more producti

lawrence? hi. >> lawrence: we'll take it j.d. >> janice: hi. good to see you. >> lawrence: fight taking center stage regulate content by social media platforms as critics say it violates the first amendment. joining us now with more on her exclusive plan before the high court today florida attorney general ashley moody. attorney general, thanks so much for spending some time with us this morning. so, i'm interested in the case that you are going to make before the court. 11th circuit of appeals, three panel judge, the circuit judge kevin newsom was appointed by donald trump. and he said this was a first amendment case. where do you see this going with the high court today? >> yeah. well, think about this, lawrence. have you had social media platforms now become to large, i think the estimates are 302 million americans use social networking platforms. and these platforms, which have historically said come here. you have free speech. let's have open discourse and dialogue and share information. they flipped the script now and they say well, they

go over to lawrence for a big interview. >> lawrence: big day. thanks, brian.o the grand jury tomorrow against illegal migrants accused of attacking pair of nypd officers in times square last week. bragg vowing to hold those responsible accountable despite not yet identifying all the suspects. here with reaction, we tired nypd detective dr. oscar odom. doc, thanks so much for joining the program. >> thanks for having me. >> when you look at the video and see the aftermath of them flipping off the press. how are day-to-day cops that are on the beat reacting to this? >> it's a big outrage. you know, we go out there every day and put our lives on the line this make sure that the public is safe. then here it is you have something on video and police are being assaulted you say exactly what am i doing? and if i can't get any justice, what do you expect to happen for the public? it's unbelievable to see it's actually on camera and then you are not going to do anything about it. >> lawrence: you know, doc, when you look at this, you have your human reaction. we can't

where is lawrence today?ly go findt how that city is dealing with the massive increase nil legal immigration. logan airport now moved to other centers. lawrence, that's there's a lot going on in boston. >> lawrence: crazy out here, brian, after sleeping on the floor of boston international airport, the migrants are on the move. taking over this recreational center in roxbury behind me. the complex is a staple of the community for kids to play and seniors to exercise at low cost. our next guest is not happy with the mayor as she is flooded with the calls from constituents, but she says that she is powerless and it's up to the state. joining us now is the democrat boston city council at large erin murphy. first, keisha, you know, you were just on the street and i saw your outrage. why are you outraged? >> because this place was, like i said, it's free. it was a place for our children. our children. i have four children. and it's sad, you know, i have four boys. you know, and we really don't have nothing in the