todd bowles was asked about him facing off against a black coach, the pittsburgh coach. both like, in the league for so many years. they don't even give it a second thought. they are just going up against their colleague. the more they focus on race, the less they are focusing on xs and os. then, it becomes a distraction. >> greg, 56% of the nfl is black and 25% is white. do you think the players see color in their coaches? >> probably not. i mean, i empathize. imagine growing up black and your last name is mayo. the problem is, we have gone over this before. if you see color everywhere, then you are going to think racism is everywhere. you become a servant to single variable thinking, which turns your world into a very small, suffocating space, which is why joy reid is always hyper ventilating. if you look at the research, when we were focused on being a color blind society, we viewed racism as a vastly improving issue. once we went from seeing it as an improvement to becoming something that is hopeless, it is now people see it as a big problem. once we obsessed over it

and todd bowles was asked about him facing off against a black coach i think it was pittsburgh coach,any years if they don't give itecond thought they're just going up against their -- colleague and you know, the more they focus on race the less they're focusing on x's and o's and then it becomes a distraction. >> 56% of the nfl is black and 25 sct is white do you think the players see colors in their coaches? >> probably not. but, i mean, i empathize because imagine growing up black and last name is mayo -- [laughter] >> you know, but the problem is it is like -- we gone over this before. but if you see color everywhere then you're going think racism is everywhere and you become a servant to single variable thinking which turns your world into a very small suffocating space -- which is why joy reid is hyperventilating if you look at the research when we were focused on being a color blind society we viewed racism as a vastly improving issue. and once we went from -- seeing that as an improvement to becoming hopeless it is now -- people see it as a big problem once we obsessed over it

. >> we need more coaches like todd bowles. he realizes the damage they are doing to the sport.ization at the coach. when you look at mayo he doesn't realize it is the greatest program, the greatest organization in the nfl in history. and it's based on talent and merit. now he is trying to inject racism into the narrative. tom brady went to the super bowl and won six times. when he was looking downfield which sever should i throw who he was thinking who is black and white? no, who is in the best position to make the best catch. >> harris: he was trying to get the ball and first down. >> this is horrible. >> harris: if mayo doesn't win at the patriots he will find out what belichick found out. you have to continue the win. the color is green for money. critics not happy after nbc cut out of a critical part of houston texas quarterback cj stroud's post-game comments. how they interview the guys after the win. stroud praised jesus christ. here are the original remarks. >> your first playoff game and first nfl season and record setting performance. what does this moment mean? >> i w

and todd bowles was asked about him facing off againstwa the blk coach, i think it was the pittsburgho many years. they don't even give it a second thought. they're just going up againstea theigur colleague, and the more they focus on race, the less they are focusing on xs and os. then it becomes a distraction. >> 56% of the nfl is black and . think 25% is white.rs do you think the players see color in the coaches? >> greg: probably not. but i empathize. imagine growing up black and your last name is mayo. [laughter] but the problem is, we've gone over thi havs before. if you see color everywhere, then you're going to think racism is everywhere and youyo become a servant to singlebe covariable thinking, which turns your world into a small and suffocating space. which is why joy reid is hyperventilating. if you look at the research, when we are focused on being a color-blind society, we viewedvt it as a vastly improving issue. and now people seese it as a bi. problem. once we obsess over it, we kept introducing it to every issue, including climate, or the arts, or whatever.ke, now it's

. >> reporter: tanika bowles is married to todd bowles.what was your son's immediate reaction when he walked into the room? >> he was so excited. he thinks it belongs to him. when we got to the game last week, he said, mommy, can we go to my room? >> reporter: the rooms are sound proof with bean bags, activity panels, bubble walls and custom tactile artwork. >> what people don't know, these are meant for sensory kids and they calm you down and get you focused on something else so you can take the focus off what made you so oversensitized in the first place. >> reporter: the rooms are available to all stadium guests with sensory sensitivities or challenges, regulating sensory input, making game time more inclusive. >> what color is that? >> i think it will allow families to feel comfortable going to places where if their child is overwhelmed and needs a break there's somewhere for them to go. >> reporter: and the bucs worked with the tampa sports authority and the nonprofit culture city to help design the rooms. whit? >> whit: just love thi

our video of the day comes to us from tampa bay bucs head todd bowles, who fielded a question about detroit's cold weatheelded ar will. >> they'll play the lions on sunday in a dome listen. >> i'm looking forward towardsot detroit. the weather has been a factor in some of the playoff games, even s. for the most prepared teams. today is 13 and detroit. any special plans to acclimate the team to not only endure but perform in those comforturem temperatures? >> should you face them in detroit? you know, we pla itry indooroitd right near the domooe. i don't know about the plan indoors and we only have to be outside for 20 seconds getting off the bus. >> so we'll be okay. >> ie to testingt nfl reporters for head injuries . katie, he was such a class act. yesu class as. well, you know, watching his face as she as shee on and on aw on about this question like the thought bubble would have tolas d idiot.>> he >> yes.co anything about that? he could have ripped. >> he could haveem.an. he was such a jam. >> he did.e he just did it softly. yeah. listendi he just, journalism, unfortunately, is dead. h. h

the 49ers are going to the super bowl. >> todd: stage set for super bowl 58.ead to the big game in las vegas. good morning, sir. >> good morning, afc and nfc games were decided by a touchdown or less. kansas city chiefs taking on baltimore ravens. patrick mahomes connected with tr travis kelce. you see taylor swift there. ravens couldn't get into rhythm. lamar jackson had this to say after losing the game. >> i'm not frustrated at all, i'm angry about losing to get to the super bowl, we fell short. >> very tough. chiefs try to win back-to-back super bowls february 11th. chiefs quarterback patrick upon mahomes who has won two super bowls says it is truly special. >> in the nfc win for the 49ers beating detroit lions. 49ers quarterback purdy led his team on a rally beating the lions. he threw a 51-yard pass deflected off a lions player into the hands of brandon ayuck. coach dan campbell had this incredible, emotional sound bite, listen. >> particularly the second one, why not take that field goal? >> i just felt really good about us. wiping away tears. rematch f

if ever a shot, now is the time, you could beat the niebers. >> carley: your super bowl pick is? >> todds, but i want chiefs and lions. >> carley: i love the jason kelce shirtless. >> todd: disgusting image. >> carley: he looked great. fun psa, we want to see more of you guys. sr. a video of you saying your name, whereul are from, why you are up early and what you like about the show. e-mail friends first at fox.com. >> todd: i don't want to see jason type photos. the transgender golfer won a tournament and responding to criticism. this biological male could be on virge of joining the lpga tour. >> carley: jack brewer will react to that next. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sel

we will see a pay-per-view super bowl at some point. >> todd: aren't playoff games off limits?> joe: not anymore. >> todd: do you think that is right? is it the way it goes, is it right and proper? >> joe: you have fans paying so much for cable packages or to see games live, to charge them on top of that is wrong. however, reality is this. 93 of the top 100 broadcasts were n.f.l. games, talking about supply and demand, demand is there. people will be angry. in the end, they can't resist. >> todd: "fox and friends first" viewers cannot resist joe concha. buffalo bills asking fans to come shovel snow, they will be paid $20 an hour. the team will not provide comp limpary food and drinks. shovellers are being asked to dress appropriately after that guy shoveled shirtless. the league has not said if the bills game is at risk on sunday. they will host the chiefs chlgs ravens and texans, lions and bucs and 49ers play the packers. san francisco and green bay tomorrow night 7:30 eastern time on fox. over to you. >> carley: thanks. switching gears, students at rutgers issued list of pro-

cheering] >> todd: michigan and washington punching their tickets to college football national championship. forget pop tart, new viral mascot in town tlchl he is, or her. wrapping up big bowl games for you. "fox and friends." welcome to 2024, i'm todd piro, carley shimkus has the day off. we'll have those stories for you, but we begin with this fox news alert. expecting major jeffrey epstein document dump this week revealing names of 200 people who had too is with the pedophile. bill clinton is on the list and apparently he is not the only big name. doug luzader. >> douglas: there have to be dozens of people awaiting the names that are expected to include bill clinton and andrew. epstein was determined to have committed suicide in a jail cell in 2019. a judge gave those named in the document until first of the year to make their case and the names involved with epstein including friends, employees and recruiters can be released. >> i think what the judge has done is smart and good in the interest of transparency. i think her making as were of this information public while weighing privacy interest of the victims has been good and helpful for justice and greater good. >> do

. >> todd: the stage is set, kansas city chiefs in super bowl lviii. the final hour of "fox and friends" begins now. you chose to be with friends and we thank you. >> brian: fox news alert, all ibes on the white house to see how the biden administration will respond after militants killed three servicemembers and hurt 30 on our base in jordan. >> ainsley: this is the 160th attack on our troops since the war broke out with israel and hamas. >> steve: mark, the big question, what are they going to do? when are they going to do it? where are they going to do it? >> you are right, the u.s. says it will respond. we are waiting on who our response will look like temperature is possible the injured number may go up, it is at 34. president biden was able to talk about this on sunday while in south carolina. he vowed to hold those responsible accountable. >> president biden: (indis (indiscernible) >> iran is denying responsibility for the attack. this is not the first time, militant groups are targeting and 150 attacks have been carried out. he seemed to sugges

todd: bills fans are happy and n.f.l. playoffs are set. teams prepare for a run to the super bowl, others are making changes. black monday arrived on sunday night. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. carley has the day off. we begin with this fox news alert. lloyd austin, defense secretary, remains in the hospital. officials were not told the extent of his condition. this is concerning. >> brooke: defense secretary lloyd austin has been in the hospital for eight days now. pentagon officials were unaware for several days. major general patrick ryder said on friday, december 22nd, lloyd austin underwent an elective medical procedure. he was on leave. he returned home on the 23rd. evening of the 21st he was transported back and admitted to intensive care unit. langford said he needed to be more transparent. >> you are secretary of defense, you need to let everyone know you are going to be out of pocket. they notified the white house he was working from home when he was hospitalized and his number two was on vacation and not available, as well. >> brooke: the defense secretary was admitted to

everything on the color of somebody's skin rather than merit and it's a whole bowl of wrong and being rejected now thankfully. >> toddeve: good friday morning to you. it is friday

bowl. the inability to beat them early in his career with todd gurley. they had their way with the niners but he lost his last five games to the 49ers, even during emic. t vacuum in seattle. he did come off the bench for john wolford. they picked them off. kid had one. he is an elite thrower of the football. this in the back of the end zone. it is a combination of play action. he gives you a hard play action fake and a running game to build off of it. they did not build off of erin jones. and that elusive rookie, this game is better. they are better than the packers. they will have to play better next sunday then last night. the final drive, brought pretty delivered in that drive . this is it. >> i didn't even know that. >> he was off most of the game. he went 6 for 7. over the middle was a huge catch. i love what he threw to conley after this. chris conley, hardly played all year. he had three catches. that may have been the best ball all night. >> i don't think he played past and cats all year. >> against that rams game. that he gets out of the pocket

he's a hall of famer, super bowl winner, what more do you want out of life? >> todd: about to have a pop star sister-in-law. >> carley: that is funny, i don't know if many entertainment websites would cover his retiring and they did because the brother is dating taylor swift. >> todd: bravo's top story. bravo's and e's top story. >> carley: and blaming texas dps for migrant deaths and biden's doj confirmed it is not true, like false stories about border agents whipping migrants, how does this keep happening? parents and players rallying at california capitol protesting to ban tackle football for kids under 12. two people who are fighting to let their kids play join us next. ♪ ♪ (clicking) i'm jonathan lawson. if you're 50 to 85, this is an important message. so, please, write down the number on your screen. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees that once you're insured, your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. be careful. many policies you see do not have one, but you ca

everything on the color of somebody's skin rather than merit and it's a whole bowl of wrong and being rejected now thankfully. >> todd: excited to see my >> steve: good friday morning to you. it is friday, january 5th, 2024. >> we start this morning on "fox & friends" with brand new developments in the jeffrey epstein document dump. there's been another one. >> ainsley: last night another 300 documents were unsealed putting more scrutiny on former president bill clinton. >> brian: we are learning more about the holiday stars who were in epstein's orbit and we expect more documents to come out later today. brooke singman all over this in the green room with her lab top out. tell me the latest. >> that's right. more than 300 additional pages have been unsealed and expecting even more today. one of the big takeaways from last night's release with is a claim about former president bill clinton. virginia giuffre walked about good friend. did he not respond with a statement but instead pointed us to this telegraph article that says, quote, there is no evidence to support the claims and they were strenuously denied by a rep

todd: a bunch of cops and tourists as well. this is a holiday week. you had a lot of people in town for the rose bowl up there in pasadena.to your point, steve nobody did a thing. >> griff: is there a thing now are mini bike gangs hoolihan begans that we should be worried about. >> i didn't have this on my bingo card for 23 or 24. hopefully this is isolated according to reports he ran into the car. he was worried it might have dinged it. maybe he said words this them. they didn't like it. temp everywheres can be high when you are stuck in traffic and trying to get somewhere. >> well, and to that point, ainsley, you know, you think guy on mini bike hit my car. >> griff: are they children? >> it's unclear who these people are what their intentions are. overall point why are you driving these mini bikes what's your intention? why do you have is so m so much rage? are you part of an organized gang? completely bizarre story, again, i know can you say on the daughter there. that had to be really scary hopefully authorities get to the bottom of this, hopefully this isn't a thing because it's we weird. >> steve: all bad. >> thank