steve higgins, everybody steve higgins.e to see you. [ cheers and applause glad to see you. ♪ well, switching gears. today kfc launched its new chicken pizza hybrid called chizza [ scattered cheers ] here's a photo of it look at this yeah >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: i don't know about you, but if there's one word i don't want to see on a menu, it's "hybrid." [ laughter ] not to be outdone, dominos just introduced boneless pizza. [ laughter ] fried chicken covered with cheese and pepperoni we're at the point where regular fried chicken is now considered the lighter option. [ laughter ] and finally, mlb players are slamming the league's new uniforms because their pants are see-through. [ audience ohs ] check it out yeah >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] i get the feeling this year we're going to see a lot more dingers. [ laughter and applause we have a great show, everyone give it up for the roots right there. what ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh how fun. hey, guys, exciting news around here this past week wa

tossing back to steve or everyone? steve has fans here. >> hi, steve. >> it is everybody. >> brian, too. >> brian: thanks. >> i love everyone at "fox and friends." >> brian: i got to do a better job winning over people in hong kong, i'm not popular in hong kong. they like steve. >> ainsley: her dad watches you. >> brian: hong kong is the hotbed, am i right? since the british signed it over. >> ainsley: carley, please take it over. >> carley: fox news alert, one migrant suspected to be involved in the attack on two nypd officers in time square last month is a suspect in keksz to a queens robbery. police are looking to question the 19 year old after a group stole from a macy's department store and attacked a security officer. one of the four migrants initially arrested for the nypd attack and released without bail. the stock market looking to bounce back following the worst day in months. consumer prices rose more than expected. charles payne drove us to discuss. >> this was not news on main street. rent is not going dow

thank you. >> steve: you bet. just reading in unique, if he has.com up with $400 million or north of that, the big question is will he have to sell things off? and then it becomes you know, if he wants to do it but he refuses to pay the civil fine after the civil fraud trial. according to "newsweek," the attorney general of new york, which does not -- who does not like the former president, could actually seize some properties. >> and essentially then liquidate them at fire sale prices. so, you know, if he doesn't come up with the cash, she might just say all right, we're putting these things on sale. who wants to buy it. >> lawrence: i think when you have the governor that is now commenting on this, you are seeing the ripple effect of the action. even though her target and don't take my words for it before she even became attorney general, she campaigned. >> steve: sure. >> lawrence: on getting donald trump. that was the intention there. but the ripple effect is the businesses in new york that are saying you got

>> steve: on the plaza. >> janice: maybe, i'll check it out, i'll do investigating. >> steve: all right. thank you, jd. she's right about flight delays. one of my kids is supposed to fly into laguardia, flight cancelled, not going to see new york. >> ainsley: polls are opened for the especially election long island. >> brian: i can't vote, voters can cast for mazy pilip or democrat tom suozzi. >> steve: snow is covering the streets and could prevent voters from making it to the polls. madeline rivera, they are saying stay off the street, it is hard to vote if you can't go on the street. >> good morning, steve. both can'ts are telling voters to get out and head to the polls, tom suozzi thinks the bad weather could be good saying democrats tend to vote later in the day. he says they have had good results with early voting and absentee ballots. immigration is a top issue and republican mazy pilip has seen this on border security. >> today is all about doing the right thing, all about securing our borders, all about being tough on crime and supporting law enforcement and all about improving

meanwhile, let's go upstairs to steve. steve? >> steve: a lot going on, indeed. thank you, brian.d a buddhist temple in brooklyn and made off with a lot of cash. four monks inside the temple when the trio broke in through the back with one pulling a gun on the monks. according to the cops. police are looking for the suspects at this hour. meanwhile, new york, new hampshire, and vermont all reporting highest ever border crossings with more than 1200 apprehended coming in from the northern border last year across from canada. nearly four times the number of arrests from 2022. border patrol agents are blaming canada's lax laws. and finally, a new surprise ad for r.f.k. jr. debuted last night at the super bowl. did you see it? ♪ do you want a man for president who is seasoned through and through ♪ a man who is old enough to know ♪ and young enough to do ♪ well, it's up to, ♪ it's up to you ♪ it's strictly up to you. ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy. >> steve: is that ad was paid for by a super pac that paid $7 million for the 30 second spot. after one of his cousins criticized the ad, r.f.

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we will hand it over to steve now. steve? >> steve: thank you very much, ainsley and trey.mbassador to russia lynn tracy met with detained "wall street journal" reporter russian jail for a year in good spirits despite another extension of his imprisoned. 32-year-old first accused of espionage which we dickless. his parents joined us in december to talk about his ordeal. >> evan is in a prison, the prison that designed to isolate and break you down. he wrote to me in the letter every day like swimming against the stream. >> we want the u.s. government to focus on bringing an american journalist back home. >> steve: all right. and evan is not the only american being detained in russia. paul whelan, remember him? a corporate security executive and retired marine has been jailed in russia since december of 2018. and we have just learned that russian american ball reena karelina raising $51 to support ukraine. i mentioned that the ambassador to russia talked to everyone yesterday. here's what she had to say. stand by. >> when the kremlin uses lies as bargaining chips, real peopl

>> steve.e had accumulated at my house. >> he's been staying there? there >> are a few nights. yes. >>? did you ever think that maybe kevin would come home and steve would be there it would be an issue? >> no, i hadn't thought about that. >> and i said, if i get in a fight with my wife, i would say no one's moving into my house. >> as a husband, as just a sensible person, that, to me. >> is poor judgment. >> poor judgment and a bad marriage was all kevin's wife would admit to. but the family knew that morgan had a history of deception, a strange one that went back many years. >> there is something that is innocent looking at her face that you just believed her, whatever she said you believed her. >> one of her biggest lies, they say, was back when morgan got pregnant before the couple was married, and refused to tell the truth about it. >> we were looking at her saying, your pregnant. and she said i am not pregnant. >> she would wear to girdles at a time and have the sweaters and i would say to

do you know what, steve?er on when it gets cold, that slush is going to freeze. >> steve: 100 percent. >> janice: that's going to be difficult. >> brian: going to be tough to protest against israel in the snow, right? that will be good news for the new yorkers. >> janice: i will just do the forecast. can. >> ainsley: we need snow men, too. you can do the angel. >> brian: you mean snow people, right? do you know what i mean? don't insult me, please. >> steve: they are slushy. >> ainsley: that's the next thing. stop talking about it because that's going to be the next thing. >> brian: exactly. build snow people. >> steve: no snow so we don't have to worry about it. >> brian: there will be a day. >> steve: now let's go to the border crisis and we have been talking about this. migrants aren't the only ones crossing into texas. border patrol agents have arrested two convicted killers over the weekend. >> ainsley: meanwhile today in washington house republicans set to hold another impeachment vote against dhs secre

get away. >> steve: that's crazy. >> carley: see you later, steve. >> steve: all right. carley.rnight. attorneys for president trump have filed motions urging a florida judge to dismiss the case, charging him with illegally holding on to classified stuff. his lawyers argued, quote: president trump made this decision while he was still in offers. the alleged decision was an official act and, as such, is subject to presidential immunity. what does greg jarrett, fox news legal analyst think about that? he is joining us now in south carolina. good to have you, sir. >> good to be here. >> steve: the former president says hey, that stuff's mine and i had the authority. >> his best argument and he cites this is the presidential records act, which does give a measure of custody and control to fformer presidents over recos classified documents that wars the longstanding legal opinion of the department of justice in the bill clinton case and it was endorsed by a federal judge. suddenly, whether it's trump, all that goes out the window. and they raid mar-a-lago and charge him. >> steve: ri

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: it is 8:00 a.m.e east coast friday february 2030, 2024 and we are live from south carolina, can you tell? >> ainsley: that is exactly right. that is why we have cheese curds in front of us. >> it is breakfast time. speed to show down piedmont. nikki haley and donald trump spend one more day campaigning in south carolina before tomorrow's primary. >> two states, there is no way we will name him the nominee. >> nikki haley is losing to me and she's hurting the party but i don't care, let her run. >> steve: she is running and so busy. we learned a special attorney hired by embattled d.a. fani willis donated to fani willis' campaign. >> ainsley: you can't make this up. >> a live report on that coming up. >> ainsley: and even new yorkers calling out aoc stance the crisis on the southern border. listen. [shouting] >> the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, morning surveillance sprints. >> ainsley: and friends. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: that is the marching 101 band joining us from south carol

steve, over to you. >> steve: and she is amazing. >> carley: she sure is. >> steve: carley, thank you>> you are welcome. >> steve: illegal immigrant in charged with a slew of crime. charged with raping a 14-year-old at knife point just days before allegedly stabbing a victim he was trying to rob. comes as another illegal migrant in the same town in louisiana is set to be deported after being sentenced on gun charges. local law enforcement including our next guest sounding the alarm on the challenges of fighting crime amid this migrant crisis. louisiana police chief keith conley joining us from kenner to explain. good morning. thank you very much for getting up early. >> good morning, thank you for having me. >> steve: i have been to kenner. this doesn't seem like that's normal behavior. people who live there. >> it is not. it's kind of shocking to the conscience of everybody in kenner. we are a safe community. we have a great law enforcement community down here. we all work together. >> our sole job should be patrolling our streets and enforcing traffic laws and making sure children g

>> steve: exactly.ey, as we have told you, she is in it through super tuesday. >> we don't know what she is going to do after that. but it, appears -- she appears to be trying to make the point and said this a number of times over the last 72 hours. and that is 30 to 40% of the republican party is not voting for donald trump. ultimately, he cannot win the general election, she says, if 30 or 40% of your own party won't vote for you. she seems to want to be able to say. after he loses, i told you so. >> ainsley: i think he is unby 5 point beating joe biden in the real clear politics which is an average of all the polls. >> steve: if the election were today. >> brian: emerson came out winning in every battleground state. one thing nikki haley is she has got to give herself credit. there are people that like her. >> steve: yeah. >> brian: what donald trump has got to do is target them just like he won the state with 36% of the when he was in a contested primary in 2016. target them. i believe that number i

that's some good video, steve. >> steve: it is good video. let's hope those people shoot straight noodle important pickup. we love her. >> thank you very much, carley. coming up on this thursday telecast. we have kellyanne joining us live to talk about potential donald trump v.p. candidates. plus, you are looking live right now at the u.s. supreme court on capitol hill in just about two hours, justices will hear arguments in former president donald trump's push to get his name on the colorado primary ballot. we have a live report with david spunt. hey, david. you're next. ♪ emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) emergen-c crystals. kris came to turbotax because... i switched gears from delivering part-time... to streaming full-time! so i made their moves count... filing with 100% accuracy and guaranteeing their maximum refund. ( ♪ ) intuit turbotax. ♪ why won't scout play with us anymore? he has something called osteoarthritis pain. it's joint pain that hurts him all the ti

you can't attack your coach. >> steve: the way randy reid. >> brian: look at that, come on. >> steve:ned it afterwards. i love the fact that he so desperately wants' to play. and andy reid said that makes him feel young again. >> brian: we dickless. any 12-year-old kid who guess hey, if my idol travis kelce can do that get benched. >> ainsley: these true. the coach is in charge and makes the decisions do what the coach says. >> ainsley: 16 million people predicted to call out. super bowl flu and not go to work today. >> steve: where is carley today? >> ainsley: she actually took it off in advance. >> steve: she preflud us. >> steve: kansas city chiefs is my team and always has been. performs talking dynasty territory. is he only 28 years old. i think he has a little more gas in the tank. and kelce said yesterday that ultimately their goal, since they just did back-to-back super bowl wins, three. they want three in a row. they want to be the first team ever to get three in a row. do you know what? they got a year. let's see what happens. >> ainsley: empire state building was glowing re

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that's all live today on fox. >> steve: just like we are.revving up more race day on fox square. for the first time in his career nascar champ joey logano joining us now. will it be the sunday daytona 500 or the monday? as janice dean has been talking about it looks like a soaker on sunday. >> i hope it's sunday. if we race monday, that's fine, too. it is still the daytona, 500. no matter what day we race on. the great american race. >> ainsley: how do you feel earning the poll? >> it felt great. honestly never been close to starting and won it in 2015. feels nice to put the mustang up front. we have the qualifying races before we line up for the 500. should be good. >> brian: hinting on all cylinders after coming off the off season. what did you do to prepare for this upcoming season so far so good? >> typical stuff. we have a few months to start preparing for the daytona 500 and the regular season. everyone is excited in daytona. you have the fresh start. you have a fresh start to go into a new season and our guys are ready to go. we've ke

>> steve: is it break up pencil? >> ainsley: lexy was at my apartment yesterday and she was playing lexy is our assistant. lexy said could i take these pens and give them to the guys? she said yes, if you bring them back. and she said this one is for brian. the warm pink. the lighter pink is for you. that's a good idea. >> lawrence: we promise not to write your name on the break-up pizza. >> lawrence: you promise that? >> brian: thank you very much. >> steve: goodbye pie. >> brian: while you guys are eating us out. let me tell you what is coming up next. one of my favorite guest of thei week jack keane isll coming up which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. when my doctor gave me breztri for my copd things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing, symptom improvement, and reduced flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if

steve, that's the problem.hey are now surrounding the baltics, which, if they go and invade the baltics, those are nate countries that put america at war. we have china doing these cyber attacks. we are seeing all of these things happen and trump is doing late night rants about his court cases? he going to be in court for the rest of the year. we can't be distracted. more of that, that's why i continue to say if donald trump is the nominee, he can't win. he won't win a general election. and the focus we need to have is how do we protect americans? how do we prevent more? how do we get the border secure? how do we get our committee back on track. not his personal agree advances. >> steve: i tell you what, you make that case. at the same time, he has gone up in the ratings. 12 points from september. i know that you and he are gonna square off this saturday there in south carolina. he is way ahead. i did talk to a family friend, rebecca, who went to one of your rallies yesterday. she voted for trump twice, but it

did not crisis. >> steve: he took his shirt off. >> brian: do you remember we started that. >> steve:member when usher was on "fox and friends"? 14 or 15 years old. he's a great dancer, a lot going on. >> brian: we could work at a skating rink. >> steve: they had the girls and alecia keys and -- >> brian: some people i couldn't recognize. >> ainsley: we're getting older. >> steve: will will talk about that. >> brian: he loves usher. >> ainsley: who doesn't. >> steve: president biden doesn't love the super bowl, he skipped the sitdown and released a talk about shrink-flation. >> brian: peter. >> peter: officials here don't want to talk about classified documents, they would rather talk about shrink-flation. >> when buying snacks for the game, sports drinks bottles are smaller, bag of chips, they are charging just as enough. i'm calling on companies to put a stop to this. >> peter: he has a big problem in abc news poll, do you think biden, trump or both are too old to run for president? 27% only biden. 3% said only trump. and in terms about ability to serve, 86% say he is too old for an

: jacqui, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: let's come on over here.ey show" 1:00 friday on fox business. we come over to lamore success' chalet in the kitchen lamore, you are great at saving people money. people my food costs are too much. you have great ideas. >> at lo of times when you grow to the supermarket fresh fruits and vegetables more for your buck. convenience comes at a cost you want to meal prep the night before or on sunday, 10 minutes the night before will save you a ton of money. so less than a few dollars, a week's worth of the yogurt parfaits and granola at home meal prepping not only good for waist line but wallet. >> steve: correspondent now lives in virginia they kneel doo meal prep every sunday to save money. >> this way you are throwing out less food because you know what you are using. speaking of throwing out foods. how many times do you throw away. >> steve: i threw away cilantro. >> basil. ginger and tumeric worst culprits. right from the freezer section. simple pop of the tray you get the exact amount that you need and leave

all because of shoplifting. >> steve: yeah.it's the worst they have seen ever, the people at this store. they put up this sign it says attention shoppers, due to the rampant shoplifting, fredrickson has introduced a one-on-one shopping experience. wait here and a clerk will be right with you to help you with all your shopping needs. we're sorry for the inconvenience. well, you know what? you are thinking well, it's a real hassle, here's why this could be a good thing. look at all the stuff, okay, that's some of the some of these stores have been robbed out there. a million things in a hardware store. i went in hardware store in virginia the other day. i said hey where is such and such? they said down that row. i went and looked down that row for a while. actually if you had concierge with you, it's it would be a good thing. it's too bad and because everything is walking out of the store without people paying for it. >> pete: they are forced to create a difficult customer experience because the authorities in san francisco won't

steve, down to you. >> steve: so sad.insley: you are welcome. >> steve: meanwhile shown you this shocking video of a migrant mope head gang dragging a woman down a new york city street. she crashes into a bike stand right there. she is lucky every bone in her body wasn't broken. they were trying to steal her purse and inside it her phone. now we are learning these gangs of migrants have allegedly hired hackers to access victim's bank accounts. the new york city police department saying they are getting into their venmo and zel accounts and using that money to make purchases. they will essentially clear out the accounts. here with more is the president of new york city's detective endowment association paul digiacomo. paul, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. thank you. >> steve: okay. so this is a new wrinkle with the migrants. some of them are forming little mobs. it's organized crime. >> absolutely. this is organized crime. it's just like the mafia but it'it's a nontraditional organid crime group. it's a contin

and there where one or two presenters, steve wright, ken bruce, who wear it so it generates, and stevereally like to meet your family and invited mean, steve said to me i really like to meet yourfamily and invited us all down to his club and we had lunch on a sunday within and he sat outside chatting about radio and chatting about his family, who he loved. he was a very humble man, actually, and i think he was very private, i think that generation was so famous and he said tony blackburn's show as is as ofjuly 20 6 million people. they learn to have a level of privacy, and if you had any moment that was if i went out with dinner with steve or something like that we had a conversation that wasn't about radio, i would feel very privileged because i think they learn to hide away events. i think logan was very private, bruce was very private. and therefore it was a real gift that he offered friendship and particularly as a colleague, i just think the ultimate professional. and i incredible impression —— professional. so the incredible combination of friendship and professional, no one coul

>> steve: brooke, thank you very much. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: alvin bragg in the news a lot.in that brutal beat down of a couple of cops on times square. seven of them have been indicted on felony charges. attorney and retired new york city police inspector paul mauro joins us live in the studio. good morning to you, paul. >> good morning. >> steve: when you see the body cam video. it was one day to see the exterior shot where it was fuzzy and you didn't see it. this stuff is so graphic those cops, it's amazing that alvin bragg had that body cam video and still let those guys walk originally it? >> is amazing. you have to think about it. if you look at the body cam footage. can you see a number of the perpetrators' faces quite clearly. so this idea that well, we needed a lot more time to ascertain who exactly the perpetrators were, et cetera. doesn't really hold water. that's number one. number two, if the investigation evidence was so fuzzy. how did you charge them to begin with? >> steve: right. >> you didn't have probable cause then to charge them. but they did charge them

thank you. >> steve: good luck. all right, let's switch to politics right now and race for the white house. former president donald trump defeated nikki haley in michigan by more than 40 percentage points as he shifts his sights to super tuesday and beyond. >> ainsley: president biden won the democratic primary, 100,000 uncommitted votes is causing concern from the white house. progressive congresswoman rashida tlaib called out biden for support of israel. >> i was proud today to walk in and pull a democratic ballot and vote uncommitted. 74% of democrats in michigan support ceasefire, yet president biden is not hearing us. this is the way we can use democracy to say listen. >> ainsley: in just a few minutes, kevin mccarthy will join us to discuss this and more. >> brian: she seems like she's in congress to help palestinians. that is all she gets exercised about and that is her point of view. meanwhile, democrats, the white house made a statement and apologized, they have regrets how they responded to the crisis. wha

steve, back to you. >> steve: if it was colder it would be snow. >> janice: that's true. >> steve: j.dtatives vote today, perhaps, to impeach dhs secretary mayorkas could happen today around 6:00, marking what could be the first impeachment of a cabinet secretary in nearly 150 years. but with a very slim majority republicans can only afford to lose three votes okay they have the votes? let's talk to somebody who counts them. house majority whip tom ehmer was the first to push for it. he joins you now from d.c. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. great to be with you. >> good to have you as well, mr. how is this going to work today? >> we are supposed to vote on the procedural rules this morning. later this morning and then around 5:50 this afternoon. we are supposed to vote on a aid package for israel. our ally israel. and on the impeachment of secretary mayorkas. >> steve: okay. the big question is as i mentioned a moment ago you can only lose three votes because your majority is that big. and, you know, who is it, one of them ken buck is a hard no. david joyce has not r

>> steve: oh, come on.e, kourtney, kyler -- >> jimmy: all right, all right what -- what high school did you go to? >> steve: uh, hogwarts [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what was the name of your first pet >> steve: doja cat [ cheers ] >> jimmy: who's the quarterback for the kansas city chiefs >> steve: neil patrick harris, come on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who's the quarterback for the 49ers? >> steve: brock obama. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay when is super bowl sunday? >> steve: super bowl sunday? last friday. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who is travis kelce dating >> steve: jason kelce. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] just one more question who's the number one solo artist of the year >> steve: number one solo artist of the year >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: that's easy. drake. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'll give you that one. i'll give you that one ♪ steve higgins, everybody >> jimmy: hey, guys, i saw on cnn our pal wolf blitzer was interviewing congressman jamie raskin -- did you see this >> steve: yeah

also what we can remember about steve wright was when it came i about steve wright was when it came to question of fair pay, and he was a very well paid member of the bbc team as it were, he took a pay cut so that he was not taking more harm than another woman on the radio, on the airways. —— he was not taking more home. it radio, on the airways. -- he was not taking more home.— taking more home. it was a lovely man. if taking more home. it was a lovely man- if you _ taking more home. it was a lovely man. if you ever— taking more home. it was a lovely man. if you ever met _ taking more home. it was a lovely man. if you ever met him, he - taking more home. it was a lovely man. if you ever met him, he was just a pleasure to be with. i have so many fond memories of fun times. and i was out or radio for 20 odd years, and when i last was on the radio he was there and when i came back to radio 2, he was there, and he was as welcoming as ever. in the antheon he was as welcoming as ever. in the pantheon of — he was as welcoming as ever. in the pantheon of wonderful _ he was as welcoming as eve

tulsi gabbard. >> steve: okay.ion. my mission in life is to serve our country and serve the american people and find the best way to be able to do that. >> steve: all right, thank you. country music star riley green will perform live in the studio. they'll start waving. dana, this is happening shortly. >> dana: riley green is here? all right. i don't know if i can get down there and back here at the same time. that's a great booking. >> steve: hemmer will cover. >> dana: the border bill is dying and house republicans fail to impeach mayorkas on the first vote. senator kyrsten sinema will be here. migrants kicked out of shelters in denver. candidate none of the above won the nevada gop primary. america asks is that an option? tell us more. we'll see you at 9:00. you lookio w closer to god? dive deeper into prayer. listen, it doesn't matter if you've never prayed before or if you're praying every day. god wants you to grow a little closer to him. to give you a little more of his peace. he■s here with you now. let him

he can't do anything, steve. you don't understand. >> steve: brian, and apparently that's the problem is apparently they are asking to do certain things and the lawyers are saying, that's against the law. >> brian: oh, really? right. >> ainsley: do you think if maduro said i'm not taking my citizens back, do you think donald trump would stand for that? he would slap sanctions. >> brian: have a military jet land there with american airlines right in caracas. [laughter] >> steve: more on that. in the meantime 7:16, and carley joins us with news from this town. >> carley: exactly. and staying on this very topic, guys. new york city police releasing new photo of one of the suspects in connection with massive brawl in times square last week near a migrant shelter where a teen was stabbed. the nypd says at least 8 more suspects are on the loose. seven migrants suspected of having been involved in the attack have been indicted. the family of that missing couple from virginia are urging the public to l leave the search t

>> jimmy: yeah >> steve: why not?ut yeah, sure [ laughter ] all right, let's check out this next one here says, "real talk, i would fall off a funny carpet immediately. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> steve: more like a sentence >> jimmy: i probably would >> tariq: i don't know i think if it were a flying carpet, it would be sort of more stable than one would expect [ light laughter ] all right, let's see the results on this one. i don't think you're going to beat that last one yeah, they agree with you, tariq. yep. [ sad tuba ] okay this last one here says, "time flies when you're having fun, but comes to a complete standstill when you have to sit through a 15-second youtube ad." ♪ i think that one - >> steve: i think that's a good one. >> jimmy: i think that's a a great one. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: but i don't know -- i don't know if it's going to beat the ring doorbell the ring doorbell should be a new bit that we do on the show >> steve: yeah, i think so >> jimmy: where we show awkward first dates, like "are we shaking -

>> steve: she's ready. she said it last night.he does not have funds to pay the judgment, we will seek judgement enforcement mechanism in court and ask the judge to seize his assets. >> he engaged in fraud and not just a simple mistake, slight oversight, variations were wildly exaggerated and staggering. last i checked, tourism is up and wall street is doing fine. >> steve: she can want to liquidate trump tower and park avenue and avenue of americas. there is plenty of trump properties. he was asked by laura if he's made a decision about paying the money, which is a lot to put up all the money. we'll have a lot of cash, that does not mean he can take it. sounds like he is going to appeal this as long as he can. >> lawrence: we only see her doing interviews going after don, not with migrants here illegally bashing our cops with chairs in shelters, no comment about violent crime happening in the city. she says there is a victim and never tells us who the victim is. that is what a lot of people in the business community is saying. if

steve? >> steve: terrible story. thank you, todd.me other headlines starting with this. police down in texas say they have a person of interest in the kidnapping of an 11-year-old girl in livingston, texas. they believe don steven mcdoogle played a role in the disappearance of audrey cunningham. he was arrested friday on an unrelated assault charge. audrey went missing last thursday while waiting for the bus not far from her house. meanwhile, a california canine found 10 pounds of meth hidden in the back of a car inside a box of dog treats last week. that's according to deputies. they say, quote: the k-9 was alerted to dog treat boxes inside the vehicle and found the dog treat boxes contained packages of meth. the car's driver was arrested, given a zero dollar bail and released. we do not know what happened to the dog biscuits. meanwhile, the new york rangers beating the new york irbledz 6 to 5 in overtime. in controversial fashion scoring while the net was moving. surpassed by what these have done. puck aaron, it's in the net will i

steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: you are right.xsutawney phil tomorrow might be wearing a swimsuit. >> janice: i have never seen that happen. i suppose anything is possible. he just gets really mad when people wake him up. >> ainsley: what time does that happen? >> janice: 7:30ish. >> brian: are you leaving in the morning? january leaving right after this show. brian likes to keep tabs on me. >> brian: give you an apple tag. >> ainsley: i love your covering there. you see the same people there. same people come every year. >> janice: one lady i have a present for you guys. i will show it to you later. but she knit these things that i'm going to give you for groundhog day. >> steve: i have seen it. >> janice: it is adorable. >> it is adorable. >> do you wear the same outfit? >> steve: something we will all wear. >> janice: tune in to see if i wear the same thing this year. >> steve: i remember. >> janice: brian, will you wear a hat, maybe? >> brian: no. i don't wear hats. >> ainsley: gloves would you wear them? >> brian: i would do

steve. >> steve: thank you very much. big update to a story we've been following. of beating up cops in time square apprehended in phoenix. alvin bragg released some suspects without bail, he will present charges to the grand jury. elliot thelig is here. it shows up in the news, two cops beaten up by maybe 14 different migrants and now they are decided to charge them. >> i am glad ice picked them up, they should neverhave been free. when someone gets arrested, are they a flight r.f.k.? no community ties, can't ascertain if they have a criminal record. of course high bail should have been set. second line of inquiry, look at the crime, does this show disrespect for rule of law? beats up a police officer, of course, they should have asked for bail, high bail. i did bail applications in my career, he would say, judge take a good long look at his face, if you don't set bail, you will never see him again. never should have been back on the street. >> steve: in addition to the video of them now we have video of migrants on mopeds and phantom gangs stealing purses and pho

lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: thank you very much, madeline. >> ainsley: thanks. >> steve open primary in michigan. so, on the republican side, if you are a democrat or an independent, you can vote in the haley vs. trump scenario but here's the thing. i think a lot of people in michigan are thinking well, you know what? most of the delegates are going to be determined by the party bosses who caucus on saturday, so why bother? i wouldn't be surprised if there are a number of people who actually vote on the democrat side, the uncommitted to hurt joe biden. that could be the operation chaos for this particular state. >> i think this state is so intriguing, they have the open senate seat and really good candidates. republicans feel very optimistic. people in michigan picked off for the electric car. when you say subsidize the electric car and compete against the gas engine. a lot of them building plants in the south, which is a union-free situation. then all of a sudden workers go, yeah, we got a good deal on the strike. which president biden symbolically joined them on the pi

. >> steve: that is santa barbara and.formance 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 israel, 2 biltion to central command in the gulf of aden and additional money to help folks in gaza. under the proposal, mandatory shutdown of the border if 5000 are encountered. this shut down the border automatically and create a new border emergency authority while getting more people to help control the border. one of the key architects is james lankford of oklahoma. >> we have to mand to

animation. >> steve: fox news alert. our big story, two major stories this morning, president biden and former president trump are both making trips to the southern border today to discuss the border. >> ainsley: dualing visit as judge orders donald trump name removed from the illinois primary ballot. >> brian: lawrence is live on the ground in brownsville, we begin with shannon bream in washington on the former president's legal battle. shannon, what is the point of illinois doing this? i mean, come on, it is in the supreme court's hands. >> shannon: and they have said that any votes that come in for him cannot be counted because they have started early voting. they are waiting on the supreme court. the judge said if there is a decision in conflict with my decision, obviously mine gets stayed. you feel like these people won to make a statement. taking step of saying i find he has engaged in insurrection, which he has not been charged with or convicted of, didn't matter for this judge. >> steve: is it a political hit job

. >> steve: welcome back, it is 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, thursday, february 22, year of our lord 2024. >> ainsley: i love that. >> this is "fox and friends." a major cellular outage impacting tens of thousands of americans right now. kurt the cyber guy joans us. >> steve: how you can use your wifi in your house to make phone calls. president biden considers executive action on the border. kristi noem not buying it. watch. >> he could fix it, he could reinstate the policies president trump had in place and we'll be in a different situation. >> >> ainsley: two days until the south carolina primary. look at those wonderful south carolinians. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: yep. all right, fox news alert our lead story, if you are waking up this morning and having trouble with your cell phone, you are not alone. there is a major cellular outage being reported nationwide, it is the network. >> will: it is not you, it's them. it appears at&t users with d

send it back to you, steve. >> steve: all right. lawrence, great interviews.ouis. meanwhile, coming up, it's just not valentine's day today. you are looking live at the vatican as we mark arc wednesday. today is the first day of lent. coming up, actor mark wahlberg and jonathan roumie tell us how their hallow app. is helping millions find faith this lenten season ♪ ♪ >> carley: we are back with a couple business head lanes that could impact your valentine's day. thousands of uber lyft and door dash drivers across the country on strike for fair pay. and this might disrupt that flower delivery or dinner plans if you are ordering in. platform accuses them of not paying fair wage. you are in charge for sticker shock. cocoa prices record high today. researchers say because of extreme weather conditions in ghana home to about 60% of the world's production. chocolate prices are up 11% compared to last year. those are your valentine's day headlines. anxiously, over to you. >> ainsley: all right. thank you, carley. listen to this. the prayer app., hallow like hallow be

thanks so much, brooke. >> steve: mr.en showed up in a wheelchair wearing hospital clothes because he had emergency abdominal surgery but the vote was so important. >> brian: santos ousted. steve scalise dealing with cancer treatment that really narrowed the margin. to say a fox weather alert. at least nine people are dead in southern california and the region is still in the grip of a dangerous as moss atmospheric river that started on sunday. >> lawrence: a cliff side collapsed forcing evacuation of an apartment building. >> ainsley: so scary. look at those images. right on the edge. more than 27 houses and businesses are still without power there 8 counties remain under a state of emergency. so now let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice? >> really historic for this area. and we have had this pipeline of tropical moisture moving into the same areas of southern california in and around los angeles. and the santa monica mountains. over a foot of rain for some these re

>> steve: we are doing okay.efense was in the hospital for five days. nobody knew who was running the pentagon and, in fact, it kind of looks like nobody was. and, now, his team has come out and said we didn't do anything wrong. do you buy that? >> no, no, no. come on, steve. you know, as you mentioned, i know secretary austin well. and i respect him, i respect his service. he knows that this is an inexcusable. his staff knows that this is inexcusable. this is a cya move before his testimony to get something on the record. you know, it was directed by the chief of staff, who was sort of at the center of all of this where she made a series of mistakes and not notifying people. having served as -- you know, and perform the duties of the undersecretary of defense for policy, number three job in the pentagon, there is no bigger deal in dod if your boss can't show up for work for five days. you smoke that out instantly. so this is just a cya move. >> steve: you would think the commander-in-chief would be steamed and t

>> hey, thank you, steve. i'm good this morning. >> steve: okay.if i had my druthers, i would think that florida or texas would be a better bet, just given the fact there is so much crime and the fact that, as we have been detailing, you know, the migrant crisis is zapping all of our resources here. this is not a good real estate right now, right? >> it was an opportunity we thought this year was the opportunity to come into chicago, california and new york city. everybody waiting for 40 years now to invest in that market place. i was completely confident, steve, this was the year to come. when that ruling happened, it was like pencils down. don't touch it. don't go there. we invest for 14,000 investors at cardone capital that depend on cash flow. if i can't predict the cash flow because of some ruling or because of the migrants or because i can't evict people. new york city just keeps doing every single thing they can to sell real estate in florida and not sell real estate in new york. >> steve: right. and just look at the grant cardone story. you

steve.nd that's why super tuesday is going to be so critical with all those votes, all those states voting. you know, 11 of the 15 states, you don't have to be republican to vote and that's why nikki haley has vowed to remain in the race. certainly michigan, a critical swing state as we look at this election in 2024. >> brian: yeah. we will see what happens. we will have some numbers on saturday and confuse enough people to know g.o.p. is in chaos really in michigan. at least the management is. >> steve: it sealery will. >> brian: delegate count 119 to 22 for donald trump. nikki haley getting 30% of the vote. she is doing well with suburban women again it seems. i think that's a learned moment for the president of the united states. when this is all done, we are used to contested primaries. for him i think his take away is find a way not to alienate and bring back in the haley supporters. and that's why he has been so smart two times. last night three of the four times. not bringing her up,

over to you, steve. >> steve: thanks. gears, charlotte mecklenburg police chief sounding alarm about a juvenile crime wave saying my officers can't keep playing catch and release. last year police arrested 3000 juveniles, up 34%s and many were previous offenders. that police chief, johnny jennings joins us. good morning to you. this is a problem for your people down there. why is there a crime wave of kids? >> well, i'm just concerned about the accountability when you talk about juvenile crime. we've been seeing influx for years, not just me, chiefs across the country have been sounding the alarm. i'm glad people are listening now, if we don't invest in young people, we will pay down the road. repeat offenders that continue to prey upon citizens and there is no accountability and not enough resources to control influx of juveniles. >> steve: in your city, here in new york city. i'm sitting right now, one juvenile breaks the law, it is pretty much handled by juvenile court and it is catch and release. that does not help yo

steve? >> steve: you are quoting peter doocy? come on, lucas. what's that about?thank you very much. today president biden and former president trump are heading for the border duling visits but hundreds of miles apart. even as former dhs secretary obama years jeh johnson admits the border crisis only getting worse. >> 250,000 apprehensions in one month my second year in office we had 315,000 apprehensions in all of the year 2015. just for some perspective here. i understand the numbers have dropped a bit of late. but, longer term, big picture, this is a hemispheric shift northward. it's a crisis on multiple levels in multiple places. >> steve: it is a crisis. that's why lawrence is live in brownsville, texas. and that's where the president is going. and he brought along two residents who feel the impact of this crisis. lawrence, take it away. >> lawrence: that's right, steve. thanks so much. susan and louise here. i was here almost a year ago during the surge. it's a night and day difference right now. the president is here. why do you think the president is comi

thank you, sir. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: you bet. 6:34 now here in the east. going to get an exclusive look at the crime crisis in st. louis, missouri. the city's police department facing a 25% vacancy rate. it's hard to get them to get cops there is he going to talk to a state senator call for the force to be placed under state control. and they are next. ♪ to severe plaque psoriasis or active psoriatic arthritis, symptoms can sometimes take you out of the moment. now there's skyrizi, so you can show up with clearer skin... ...and show it off. ♪ nothing is everything ♪ with skyrizi, you could take each step with 90% clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis, skyrizi can help you get moving with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to skyrizi, there's nothing like clearer skin and less jo

did -- did you -- did you enjoy the super bowl >> steve: i sure did >> jimmy: i loved it >> steve: i jimmy: i thought, "what a a gr" -- it was a perfect game >> steve: it was crazy >> jimmy: it's exactly -- that's the game of football. there's no weird calls everything was good. commercials were good. >> steve: i loved the ben affleck one. >> jimmy: ben affleck, that dunkin' donuts was the jam >> steve: that one made me laugh out loud yeah >> jimmy: that one crushed i loved that one the uber eats. jennifer aniston was great >> steve: yeah, that was great >> jimmy: real good. tariq, did you have a party? >> tariq: yeah, i had a little -- little party i made two-layer dip [ laughter ] >> jimmy: two -- two-layer dip >> tariq: yeah, yeah you know, most of those layers, i don't really like the consistency. so [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you go -- you go -- you go bean, then guac >> tariq: i go beans, guac that's it. >> jimmy: that's it. yeah [ cheers ] that's it. that's -- that's the jam i got a -- i got an uber eats order of -- from buffalo wild wings. >> steve: how many did you get >> jim

steve? >> steve: all right. thank you very much, trey. to brian who is going to be interviewing netanyahu in about half an hour. >> brian: thanks, guys. meanwhile today the former fbi informant accused about lying bribery scheme bidens will appear before a federal judge in los angeles as they say the case against the first son has now been tainted. some say it's over. his legal team not mentioning anything about the damning testimony from former business partner tony bobulinski who claims biden benefited from hunter business deals. tristan leavitt the attorney for the irs whistleblower gary shapley who testified against hunter this past summer. first off, how does this fbi agent, who seems to be tainted, who is labeled as a 14-year informant, highly compensated in the past affect what your client has spoken about and testified on? >> no way. so the irs whistleblower is gary shapley zeigler brought forward extremely significant evidence how the case against hunter biden had been slowed. how it had been delayed how appointees by president b