that is the st. louis rams. oh. i was going to quiz you guys. this isn t fox and friends. you cannot decide to do a quiz. lakes we have a hard out. have a great week. we are coming to you live from fox headquarters. pandemic era asylum rules which had been in effect expired overnight. the surge of illegal immigrants is materializing in record numbers of people trying to cross the border. what the administration is
mexico. we know there are tens of thousands of migrants in the pipeline making their way up from mexico to our southern border. only time will tell how bad this will get. neil? neil: thanks very much for that. we ll be updating what s happening at the border and the fear that is materializing, affecting it every day on our weekend show. want to update you on a judge releasing video from former president trump s deposition in the rape case brought up by e jean carroll. bryan llenas has more. this is the first time that we re seeing former trump s deposition in october. he was questioned at mar-a-largo by attorneys representing e jean carroll. she accuses the former president of raping her in a dressing room in a new york city department store in the mid 90s. carroll is suing trump for defamation and battery in a civil case. the 9 member jury watched 47
materializing, quite serious problems, in fact. take us through what you re seeing. just a quick update on that situation. voting is now underway in that area, i m told. just to give you an update. and that s one of ten polling units that were that elections your postponed until today. so we saw, we feared, many n nigerians feared that the polls would be, would have issues, just like they did in the presidential elections. and that s what happened. we have widespread reports of violence. people being stopped from voting, because they were not voting for a particular party, and many people telling us that if they were not voting for the ruling apc party, then they were stopped for voting through violence, through threats, through intimidation, and this was widespread through the country, kim. one man told us he was approached by two men holding a broken bottle and telling him
has gone to ukraine. now going into a second here in here at home the earliest electoral challenge in our materializing. on the republican side, former republican south carolina governor nikki haley has joined donald trump in pursuit of the gop nomination in 2024. and 2020 democratic contender marianne williamson is expected to make her own announcement that she is running for the white house again. she would be the first democrat to challenge president biden thus far. the country is wrestling with the news that our 39th president jimmy carter has decided to receive hospice care at home this weekend at the age of 98. president biden has been briefed on carter s hat. biden hasn t been one of the senate s earlier supporters of carter s campaign for
2022 was the second biggest year in american history for job creation. think of that. the let s bring in john leer, chief economist at morning consult. good morning. what do you think this job report will tell us? good morning. i think the expectations are largely right, that things are still fairly you know, the economy is still growing. people are still adding to jobs but i think what s going to be really important is looking at the totality of the first quarter. i think we re seeing an in reflection point. the rate of jobs is growing and a lot of these tech layoffs are going to start materializing across the broader economy by the end of the first quarter. you think the tech layoffs are a leading edge. i keep telling people though, in normal times, 200,000 job creations, that would be fantastic. that s why the stock market fell yesterday as early signs of job market strength. we re in this funny position where good news on the economy is bad news on wall street.