instigating war. >> weakness of president biden showed in afghanistan. >> pfizer expected to ask the fda for emergency use authorization for covid vaccine for babies and toddlers. >> tom brady broke his silence about retirement rumors. >> still going through the process i said i'm going. to say when the time is right. i will be ready to make a decision one way or the other. ♪ life changes ♪ you wake up saying nothing is the same ♪ life changes ♪ will. >> brian: this thing about life all the time 08 years old and lived it already. i don't know how he does that he is a big thinker. tampa and clearwater seems to be interchangeable. >> steve: it's florida. >> brian: both florida. >> carley: any city in florida is a good city to be in. 45 degrees right now. >> steve: hold on. >> carley: 75 degrees later. nothing better than that. >> steve: i was down in florida and spent saturday morning waking up iguanas. >> carley: did you really? i think it's so funny. >> steve: that's a big story. >> carley: get on my case i do think it's funny iguanas freeze and fall out of the trees. >> steve: up there 40 degrees go into suspended animation and down on the ground. >> carley: have you ever seen that happen? >> brian: they don't plan ahead. going to the pet store as a kid wanted to get a iguana as a pet for the family. if you can raise a salmon der you can raise iguanana. when the salmon der died. >> steve: think about the salmon der. >> >> brian: we proved we could not raise a salmon der. you cannot have an iguana. >> steve: they made you practice parenting. >> brian: right. we failed as a family. sighs] >> steve: salmon der how do you kill that. >> brian: i don't think they like bologna. >> carley: i remember when i was little, i would be outside in my parents' backyard and turning over the stones and seeing if there were salmon ders there. every now and then you would get lucky and find one and it was a very exciting thing. >> brian: couldn't go to the pet store had to find your own a. >> carley: rabbit named sonny and cocoa. they are no longer with us. >> steve: you didn't feed them bologna. >> carley: we did not. >> steve: that sets the stage for this tuesday. let's talk a little bit about some things that are going on in the news. jen psaki is taking a lot of heat because of what she said on the podcast. pod save america. which is hosted by a number of former obama administration officials who she used to work with here is the soundbite that got her in trouble. >> do you remember the four boxes that we had on all the tvs live tv right now? so right now, just to give you a sense, cnn feng as many as 8500 u.s. troopsd on heightened alert. same on nbc, cnbc is doing their own thing about the market. and then on fox is jeanine pirro talking about soft on crime consequences. what does that even mean, right? there is an alternate universe on some coverage. what is scary about it is a lot of people watch that. >> steve: yes, they do because we have news you don't get on other channels. >> carley: that's absolutely right. the fact that she said it's scary that a lot of people watch that and not that it's scary that there is record crime across the country is a big problem, which is why. >> were you speaking personal opinion or is that at all a reflection of the priorities of this administration because the criticism is that it would reflect that crime is not a priority of this administration. >> this is what i was talking about interview for the full context. in the american rescue plan, there was additional funding to support local cops program. something that every single republican voted against. if those fractures uncomfortable, i'm sorry for people who feel they need to be critical. but the president has been a long-time advocate of addressing crime. he has never been for defunding the police the other fact that is never talked about in these fox packages, maybe in this one, is the fact that gun crime is a major driver of crime across the country. >> brian: people with the guns and actually shoot the guns, the guns that sit on the table are not the problem. 81% of the people in the country say crime is something they are very concerned about. and higher rates is something that consumes them. if you look at san francisco and every major city crime rates are up in almost every single category. if you look at the rescue plan, 1.9 trillion has a small portion four cities to do what they want with it even if they said put it to your cops, you don't make someone digest $1.9 trillion package because of 350,000. and guess who gets that? the police. and the fraternal order of police presidents patrick yost spoke up yesterday and here is what he said. i think it's wrong, very wrong, for psaki to suggest that violent crime in our country is of no concern or just laugh it off. she may feel safe in the white house. one of the most protected buildings in the united states, but not everyone feels safe in their workplace. the world we find ourselves in is dangerous and increasingly more so. tens of thousands of people have been victims of crime this month alone and some of them never made it back home pretending violent crimes are part of some other reality will not help victims. ms. psaki owes them an apology. if you take a look at the turnout for friday wants to your knowledge. i haven't seen anything like that. most people haven't. drones couldn't cover it the president of the united states put off three-point pittsburgh for infrastructure which i never even had a formal signing for because i was embarrassed by and i held it for three months. maybe i should have flown possibly to saint patrick's cathedral or met with police leaders or actually come down on the d.a.s allowing crime to run rampant. in fact they ran ona in strand, los angeles, philadelphia, minneapolis as well as new york. >> steve: curious about jen psaki's soundbite right there, there was a whopper in there. something that she has been called out on by "the washington post" fact checker. she got three pinocchios for exactly what she just said. you know, if you listen to her, she said there was additional funding for the local cops in the american rescue plan. $350 billion, she said that was -- for the local police. "the washington post" fact checker gave her three pinocchios because, even though she said that that money was earmarked for a variety of budget-plugging purposes there is no guarantee the police would get a slice of that pie. that's what the administration has been doing. they have been going look, every republican voted against the part that would have funded the cops. we are for refunding the cops. remember when she went through all of that? "the washington post" called her on it and she repeated it yesterday. >> carley: i think this was a really bad moment for her. whether you like what she says or not. she does a goodz good job of not causing controversy for the biden administration. and that's exactly what she did yesterday. and, you know, at that time when crime is at an all-time high, i don't think that criticizing a network's coverage of the issue is really a hill you want to die on. democrats have such an issue with talking about this because this is a crisis of their own making. and that's why when you see media, liberal media outlets cover this, they blame the gun, or they blame the car for driving into the group of people. because they can't blame the criminal. and it's because of all political. democrats get votes by saying things like we need bail reform and stop and frisk is racist because it makes them seem like the party who cares when in actuality those policies are killing the people who are voting for them. >> brian: jen psaki called out judge jeanine. judge jeanine also heard that on pod save america or whatever it is called. and she said this on "the five" yesterday. >> judge jeanine: she wants to know why i'm talking about the consequences of soft on crime. well, i'm talking about the consequences of the democrat liberal progressive leftist soft on crime criminal loving victim-hating group that has made a decision that no bail, no jail, and that criminals are -- should be privileged and that social justice and rogue prosecutors should not be a part of the criminal justice. jen, you are so locked up in ayery tower you have no idea what the american people concern about. you don't stand up for law and order. we do. >> steve: to our earlier pointed, there are some channels that simply do not address a lot of things going on. what channel has drone coverage of what's going on on our southern border? what channel actually talks about soft on crime and how crime has very little consequences these days? who is else is talking about inflation? who else is talking about supply chain stuff. look, cnn and msnbc are both doing the 8500 troops massing on the border. weave did that. look cbs is doing the market. we did that. but we're the only ones that really follow the crime. it's starting to get under the president's skin because it is impacting his poll numbers. right now it looks like it's going to be a blood bath come november. >> unbelievable they are not talking about this issue. like you said, brian, 81% of americans are really concerned about it, because people are aware of what is happening in their neighborhoods. they see that there is crime hang. it's so random. they don't feel safe. if president biden was smart, he would recognize it's not just republicans that care about this issue. it's independence, democrats as well. his poll numbers are terrible among independence. he really should -- i think he should make an oval office address about this. listen, there is something going on wrong in this country right now. last year 16 countries across the country record high homicide rates. if that's not a crisis i don't know what is. >> brian: separate himself from the democratic mayors and force the ones that don't want to crack down on crime separate himself from them. own party's fortune. bill maher said it right. i don't agree with ted cruz on a lot. he said ted cruz thinks you should be able to use money to buy stuff as opposed to the smash-and-grab which is taking place in these democratic cities. >> steve: to your point, carley, the president would have a perfect opportunity on thursday. he is coming here to meet with the mayor of new york city. they are going to talk about gun violence. >> carley: they are going to make it a gun control issue. >> steve: there is more to crime than just guns. >> carley: exactly. >> steve: this is an opportunity. let's see if the president steps up to the plate or doesn't. it. >> brian: california governor gavin newsom insisting he only removed his mask temporarily during the packed championship game. cam footage shows he is a liar. >> carley: tom brady addressing retirement. is he really ready to hang up the helmet? 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"the view" is always in the headlines some way. meanwhile, 18 minutes after the hour. so, did you watch the game on sunday? rams against the 49ers, if you saw cut away shots, cut away celebrities shocker sofi stadium. lawmakers some of them are for example the mayor and the mayor of san francisco the mayor of los angeles, and the governor of california, what do they have in common? there were magic johnson no one is wearing masks. >> carley: can you see their faces. >> brian: yet, in california you have got to wear a mask. if you are 3 you have got to wear a mask. if you are 7 you have got to wear a mask. gavin newsom instead of saying you caught me in a new version of the french laundry again, new humiliation have zero credibility for the rest of the covid-19. instead, he decides to try to talk his way out of it. watch. >> i was very judicious yesterday, very judicious and you will see it in the photo that i did take where magic was kind enough, generous enough to ask me for a photograph and in my left hand is a mask and i took the photo. the rest of the time i wore it. as we all should. ing when i had a glass of water or a thing. and encourage everybody else to do so. that's it. trying to be gracious and took the mask off for a brief second but i encourage people to continue to wear them. >> brian: liar. >> steve: that's a challenge. took it off for three seconds. took it off when he was sipping and smiling with magic johns. as you can see from the fan cam, there are a number of times where he simply is not wearing a mask because there is a universal indoor mask mandate through february 15th for l.a. also, all spectators required to wear a mask. but the critics have jumped on the hypocrisy. why do i have to follow the rules? when the top dog they don't. >> carley: i love how during that press remark from gavin newsom he said i made a mis -- and then he swallowed mistake because you know that his handlers or somebody said don't say you made a mistake all the headlines will say gavin newsom admits he made a mistake. tried to talk his way out of it saying he wore his mask. of course he was being photographed a lot. we saw he was not wearing his mask at other points of the game as well. what he said you know what? omicron cases are going down. i'm going to review the rule that we have right now. >> steve: change the rule. >> carley: i will get back to you and maybe we can change them going forward. >> brian: you don't wait to get caught to say i'm going to change the rules. >> steve: people do. >> brian: that show what is a hypocrite he does. imagine what he is doing behind the scenes. he does not mind to democratic cracking down on preschoolers but he can go out and hang out with celebrities. obviously magic johnson is not worried about it. obviously no one in the boxes. issue everywheres making 9.95 an hour walking up and down the stands excuse me, sir, get that over your nose. delta airline pilots excuse me we will throw you off the plane. if you are a mayor or governor can you do that how similar to that is boris johnson. 16 parties over the last two years. while he is cracking down and bringing livelihoods to the ground grinding them into oblivion. at the same time refusing to comb his hair and partying 16 times with bring your own beer parties while the queen of england sits there by herself watching during her husband's funeral to keep her 6 feet distance from all other subjects. this is just so typical of what's going on. 70% of the country say it's time to live with this virus and move on. the u.k. let go of you a restriction because of that controversy. denmark did the same thing. they don't mask their kids at all. it is time for us to do the same exact thing. i wonder if that message is going to get through the white house. >> steve: gavin newsom wound up with not just a little egg on his face a whole omelet from the french laundry. >> carley: exactly. >> steve: i guess it was late saturday when the news broke from espn and nfl network. tom brady is hanging up his cleats and then shortly thereafter, his dad starts saying hey, i'm his dad. he hasn't decided yet. but, you know, to this day, and network and espn both say they are standing by the original report, is he going to hang up the cleats. but he will not admit that now because he says he is thinking it through. >> carley: that's right. addressed retirement jim gray with his sirius xm podcast yesterday. >> it was a good week for me and i'm going through the process that i said i was going through. sometimes it takes some time to really evaluate how you feel. what you want to do. and i think when the time is right, i will be ready to make a decision one way or the other, just like i said last week. there is some very important games going on. you know, on the weekend and i know how hard those players work on sunday to prepare for than. >> i was disappointed that that would actually play some part of what is going on in the nfl football. i was trying to enjoy a nice weekend. it didn't quite turn that way because my phone got really busy. that's just part of being in the situation i'm in. >> brian: he tends to do everything right. and one thick he is trying not to do is overwhelm the super bowl. is he not trying to be the story. however, the dead week between the super bowl, because there is two weeks off and the actual super bowl would not be a bad time to say it because there is a lot of people there and be able to talk about it and then focus on the game. a couple of things, jim gray is going to be with us towards the end of the show. he is best friends with tom brady. they have done for the past 12 years a podcast together. usually a recap of monday night football. last year announced wide receiver a great broadcast he decides he is done. they just talk about everything in their podcast. and, of course, he seems to be in the news every week. one thing to point out, he had another mvp-like season. so there is no push to get -- to retire from a bad team. he is on a very good team and he is playing very good. >> steve: could it ultimately come down to money. >> brian: nope. >> steve: and could it come down to the calendar? because it was a year ago in march, he signed a $20 million signing bonus. that would -- he is scheduled to get paid $15 million this friday. will he make the announcement after friday? stay tuned. >> carley: that would be a smart financial -- money guy though to me. i think he has left money on the table to have better players surrounding him, right, bribe? >> brian: he could get that money for the cap reason take 5 million now very similar to us. 5 million now and 15 million next year. so the 15 million is coming to him regardless because it was a $20 million contract that he signed for. i never talk about my salary. >> carley: that's awkward. >> brian: very similar to tom brady's deal except i don't wear the eye blangeght. >> steve: the money does matter to these guys. remember the story about three weeks ago where tom brady kept throwing the ball to gronkowski so he would get a bonus. half a million dollars each time. car carp so cool. money, of course, but it comes down to his family. he has said will give has given gizelle has given upso much. stopped modeling to support my career. he of course wants to be there for them. is he such a prepper and planner in the off season. >> steve: a prepper? >> carley: i watch tom vs. time. did you watch it? it was great. the fact that he was still trying to perfect his physical throwing motion 20 years in? unbelievable. >> brian: i would say he is not mad, which is interesting. number two is he always said he wanted to play to 45. what's one more year always said 45. >> carley: one more year? >> brian: kids have a good time going to the game. they will miss going to the game. what's one more year. i will go to bat for tom. help him out in that conversation with gizelle. >> carley: you want to be a marriage counselor? >> brian: i would like to help him out. if you are a quarterback trying to convince your wife to play one more year, call me, i will help you out through that. >> steve: this is obviously in addition to iguanas falling out of the trees. this is the number one topic in tampa. pete hegseth is going to be live doing breakfast with friends talking about mr. brady's nfl future tomorrow on this telecast. so we have got you covered. >> carley: that will be a fun breakfast with friends. >> steve: absolutely. meanwhile coming up. the biden administration secretly flying migrants thought the u.s. and releasing them in the states in the dead of night. you know that turns its back on a border agent hospitalized with covid and desperate for a flight home. the wife of that agent joins us next on "fox & friends." for rich returns. with ww, i lost 30 lbs and i feel incredible! i love the new program because the app does all the work for you. it's never too late to start. join today for 60% off at ww.com hurry, offer ends february 1st! thanks for bringing me with you guys today, mr. and mrs. lopez. not a problem, josh. hey, you two. check out all these camera views in my silverado i can see in front of me, behind me, on either side of me. and it has this cam, so i can see if there's any funny business going on. you see any funny business going on? 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>> he got covid on november 19th. >> brian: how did he handle it? >> he tried home remedies, rest, steaming in the shower, lots of fluid. but he kept getting worse and worse. and he ended up because they told him to just rest. he ended up with double pneumonia, which that's what prompted him to go to the hospital. >> brian: he went to the hospital and then it got worse. >> yes. yes. it got worse. and worse. and they didn't think he was going to make it. >> brian: trouble getting off the ventilator right now? >> yes. he is having a lot of trouble getting off the ventilator right now. he is at 40% and he just cannot breathe on his own. he has got his lungs have clearing slowly. but where they do clear, there is a lot of scar tissue in his lungs and on his heart. >> brian: he got this working with the border. you have 2.2 million people from hundreds of countries coming across the border. many unvaccinated or whatever. they come across the border. odds are he is going to get infected. he is not bouncing back. what you would like to do is be able to have him rehab and work his way out in cleveland. and you are having trouble getting flight to get him out, right? >> right. i had to go to a private organization called angel flights where it's like a nonprofit. >> brian: sure. >> they have nurses and a doctor on board. all the equipment. and they only charge by the mile. and that's what i found so far. >> brian: well, we have to help you out. it's a shame that we have to do it. the government should be doing it go fund me page has been set up for agent go taf vo medina, go to "fox & friends" dom cot. tom we go to you as you see these flights and you knew about them before. see them land in west chester, pennsylvania, long island and all there sitting there with illegal aliens with their brand new nikeys and their clothes and clear baskets of toilet tries and maybe a little spending money, what are your thoughts compare that to what ann is going through. first of all i want to talk the chief pa p&a control agent allen booth and ryan hastings rgv. they are trying to do the right thing. the border patrol leadership on the ground is trying to do the right thing. i was in rgv last week. when i flew out to dallas more than half of my plane were full of illegal aliens with free airline tickets paid by the taxpayer and not only are they spreading -- we spreading taxpayer money, brian, flying illegal aliens across the country, when we were ice director we flew them home on ambulances and $80,000 per flight. about $25,000, please send my husband the father of my children home and let us help. but they are refusing to do it. i think it's disgusting. a border patrol agent contacted me yesterday and told me this story because they knew how i support the border patrol and as you know i have got connections with fox. so gavin your producer helped put this story on the air. i offered ann myself to pay for the flight. she put the go fund me page up there and she is asking for help to get her husband home. i'm supporting her decision it should be her decision. medical treatment. they want him to go home. i can't believe the government isn't stepping up. they put the position to get covid. he got this in the line of duty because is he on workers' comp now. the government is paying for the hospital. so they have taken responsibility that he got this sickness. send the man home to his family for god's sake. it's going to be fraction of what you are saying every day in rio grande valley to get illegal aliens into the country. truly disgusting what the leadership is doing. >> brian: we all know how much better it so to rehab in familiar settings where your family can get to you and needs all the help he can get with lung capacity 40%. you don't become a border patrol agent to get rich. help out ann medina because our government doesn't feel as though it's worthy we do. go friends@foxnews.com see the go fund me page there. in gos get ax that pair money to help out illegal aliens. you think catholic charities and lutheran groups write a check there? that would certainly help if we can't get it directly from the government. tom homan, ann medina, thanks so much. sorry you are going through, this ann. >> that's okay. can i say i would really like to thank the detroit sector and rio grande valley sector for taking such good care of my family during this time. >> brian: sure. >> and thank you to "fox & friends" and mr. homan, thank you very much for having me on air and helping my family. >> brian: yep. we are going to watch that number grow throughout the show. tom and ann thank you. give our best to gustav vo,. >> thank you. >> brian: up next on the show business owner says shoplifting has gotten so bad he has to charge customers to make up the cost. as the east coast covers for the nor'easter. massive blizzard. janice dean is tracking that storm for us. 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for what he is called the denver crime spike fee to cover his losses from a surge in shoplifting. that number, he says, has surpassed six figures. joining us right now is the owner of several sports brands and sock 'em poor yum locations, derek freidman. derek, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you very much. >> man, things must be bad if you are saying you know what? i'm going to essentially have to put on a 1% shoplifting tax. >> yes, it's been really rough, look at the losses accumulatedth s last couple years which is really when we have seen the spike. it's are had a really meaningful impact on our employees and obviously our business when you have to cut bonuses and pay increases and, you know, for myself not taking salary for almost two years. >> it's been a dramatic change vs. earlier on when i first bought this business. >> steve: you have not taking a paycheck for coming up on two years. you finally did. >> yeah. >> explain that. because i mentioned, you have had 6 figure losses. you are not a big, big company. so six figures is a lot. >> yeah. it's really is a lot. and obviously it doesn't happen necessarily all in one day. it happens over the course of multiple months where you have people wandering in the store and just grabbing some stuff and walking out. >> and, you know, the crime spike has really occurred as changes have happened in our judicial system. and so, every got situations where cops are doing their jobs and folks in our downtown denver partnership do their jobs to try to control it. but, after folks are arrested and they are just let back out on the streets immediately. dr. is a very small population that actually engages in this kind of crime. and if they are just let out because we are not prioritizing property crime the way that we should well then you get kind of rules that we have seen more interested in giving beam third chance or fourth chance rather than the business on or about that hasn't had a paycheck in two years. what's your message to the people changed the laws coming in and emptying out your store? >> yeah. i think we are prioritizing the wrong side of the equation. it's the folks who are, you know, coming to work every day and doing their best just to make a paycheck. it's not about the penal who deserve all those extra chances or, you know, should just be allowed to leave without any bail at all. and so there needs to be a better and bigger focus within our legislature and our city council on protecting small businesses and the employees who work there. those are the folks that put it out there every day and shouldn't have to bear the brunt of having a machete pulled on them just because somebody wants a jersey and a hat. >> steve: unbelievable. you know what? our viewers are always looking for jerseys and hats. do you have a website so the people across the country could help you out a little bit? >> yeah. so, you know, if folks want to go to sock usosockem.com. again, i really appreciate you drawing focus to this issue. obviously people see it on tv every day with people running into stores and grabbing stuff. but it has a real meaningful impact on small businesses and folks in towns like denver and others across the country. >> steve: especially you. you are the boss and you haven't taken a paycheck since march of 2022. derek freidman we thank you very much for joining us up early this morning in denver to tell us your story. >> thank you so much. i appreciate you. >> steve: you bet. we appreciate you. all right. plenty of americans in the northeast still digging out from the snow after the big weekend blizzard. looks like even more is on the way for texas and the midwest. a big storm, according to senior meteorologist janice dean with the "foxcast" on this tuesday. >> janice: it's going to start to ramp up today. it's going to last until friday. so, big deal. cold air is in place another shot of artic air that's going to move across the central u.s. not much on the radar right now but, man, things are going to really start to crank up as we get into tonight, wednesday, thursday and friday. we have got all of this moisture from the gulf of mexico, we have got the artic front and then along that a foot or more of snow and the potential for accumulating ice which is the most dangerous part of the system. >> that is where i am really nervous, that a lot of folks are going to encounter roads on the highways and on the power lines, we are definitely going to have some power outages and this is going to extent over 3,000 miles. and can you see heavy snow where we have got the cold air, we have got that wintry mix of freezing rain and ice south of that is going to be a rain situation but, yes, for millions of folks issue with the weather advisory dangerous forecast texas hoirve and northeast ice, accumulating ice and this is the stuff that you can't travel on. so we will continue to keep you up to date, steve. back to you. >> steve: all right. thank you, j.d. >> janice: yep. >> steve: straight ahead. social media users beware. scamming out of millions of dollars. kurt the cyberguy spot and stay clear of online fraud next up. ♪ . >> carley: 2021 saw a swarm of scammers. lost $771 million in social media scams last year. that's a jaw-dropping 1% increase from 2017. one study finds 90% of customers will trade their email addresses for a discount code. here with tips on how you can protect yourself is kurt the cyberguy. kurt, this is a huge problem. i'm sure a lot of people want to know how they can protect themselves from being a victim of this. >> carley, good morning to you. absolutely correct. we wake up this bhork this disturbing trend as reported by the ftc that these scams are hitting a lot more people than we ever imagined. when you compare the data from 2017 all the way up to last year. 37% of these scams were investment scams. some also involving crypto currency. 24% of these scams involve romance, love, online, often in money involving that one where someone is asking for money. and then now the big one with growth here is online shopping links inside of social media where you think you are going one place but you are sent to a lookalike site that may look like a product page for something legit but it's not. 27% comes from other growing fraud area. now, whether a do you do now with all this information when you realize how dangerous it's getting here. and also how a lot younger people are now getting taken with this. well, can you do stuff. opt out of targeted ads. log on today, take the time to do this. limit who you can see in your social posts by adjusting those privacy settings in both facebook and instagram which are 90% of those things are happening on those two social media platforms. also avoid wiring money, paying crypto currency or gift cards from any reason on social media and especially never from somebody you don't know. or just met. now, before you buy anything online, search the company name online with the word scam. that's going to do a lot for you. and then always use really good antivirus security software and an app. for the greatest protection on your devices. now, what do you do if you have been scammed? well, number one report that scammer to the ftc and the site that you met them on. and if you sent money to somebody, well, chances are you won't get allot here. are contact your bank or credit card company report the fraud. keep the receipt. all of this how to do a few things today on cyberguy.com, carley. >> carley: i thought it was so interesting younger people 18 to 39 are more likely to get scammed than 40 years and up. this is really happening more to young people which i think most people would think it was the other way around. why are young people getting targeted by this? >> the bottom line is here we never think we are going to be the ones that would fall for this. but we are the first ones to fall. happening to everybody. these crooks are smart. >> carley: that's right. great tips, kurt. thank you so much for joining us this morning. president biden says he can't figure out why migrants are rushing to the united states. mike pompeo has an idea. he joins us at the top of the hour. don't miss it. ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. >> glargeest police union is accusing jen psaki mocking americans concerns about rising crime. >> talking about soft on crime consequences, i mean what? what does that even mean? >> she should go to any democrat run major city and she should see it firsthand. >> dps rescinding immigrant who killed 19-year-old. >> i don't think done anything. my message is look out for the american people. >> u.s. face off against russia in the u.n. security council yesterday cold war style. >> security council actually do anything? >> we are not going to apologize for engaging in robust diplomacy. >> americans are still digging out of the snow after the weekend winter storm and it looks like even more is on the way. >> from texas all the way up towards the ohio valley and in towards the northeast. that's going to be a really dangerous situation. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ oh, oh. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ >> the highest point in washington, d.c. is the tippy top of the u.s. capitol. as you look live in washington on this first day of february. it's going to be sunshiny today and there is 100 percent chance of gridlock. >> carley: absolutely right there. is also a 100 percent chance of a beautiful sunrise. see that what a gorgeous shot that was. >> steve: calm before the storm. >> brian: sun always comes up tomorrow. today is tomorrow talking about yesterday. >> steve: you mean from the wizard of oz? >> carley: annie. >> brian: annie the smaller girl with freblegs. >> steve: the sun will come out. carley is in for ainsley is out. good to have you. >> carley: you bet. thanks for having me. >> steve: record number of migrants are streaming into the united states and being allowed to stay here regardless of some of the crime that they are alleged to have committed. >> carley: president biden says he is still trying to figure out why migrants are coming. >> brian: let's help him. peter doocy is live at the white house. peter, is he still working on this? does he have an answer? >> still working on it but no answer yet. and some of the republican governors who came to the white house yesterday for a meeting with the president are saying that they want to hear more about border security than what they got which is continued focus on the root causes of migration. >> the fundamental things we have got to do in addition to some of the changes we will make we won't get into today is that you could figure out why they are leaving in the first place. >> peter: it's been 11 months since president biden tapped kamala harris to get to the cause. it's not happening. illegal immigrants accused -6d unspeakable crimes including the alleged drunk driver who tried to get away from a crash. he is accused of causing in november of 2020 that sent adrian through her windshield in texas. killing her. now her heart broken mother is struggling with what she sees as an unfair accommodation for annual accused killer. >> i wasn't told in the beginning, you know, that he wasn't going to be deported but i was told that he was. him not being deported it's like you telling me my daughter's life didn't mean anything. >> peter: the situation on the border not changing could be linked to president biden's messaging about the border not changing as well. because yesterday, he used a hypothetical that he has been using for weeks or months where he describes a family sitting around in central america saying that they're going to sell all their belongings and go to a country where they don't speak the language. the president says he does not think that is what is happening. but so far they don't have a whole lot of answers about why it is happening back to you. >> steve: it's a head scratcher. all right. >> peter, thank you very much. let's bring in mike pompeo, fox news contributor, former secretary of state. good morning to you, mr. secretary. >> good morning, steve. good to be with you all. >> steve: good to have you. the administration can't figure out why the migrants are coming. i think it's easy. they are coming because the administration is making it easy for them to do that. >> steve, i think that's right. this isn't about root causes. we know what people want to come to the united states. it's a great place. it's the greatest nation in the history of civilization. the reach they are able to come and the reason so many are actually choosing to come because this administration has abandoned any pretense of protecting american sovereignty. they are focused on sovereignty for the ukrainian people. we should do that here at home. they gave up all the good work that we had done for four years. we had laid down a set of policies that had slowed down people coming across the border and steve importantly slowed down fentanyl and drugs impacting our communities all across america from coming across the border as well. and we should never forget there is a lot of ungoverned space in mexico where terror threats are very real if we don't know what's coming in and out of our country. it's not that difficult to do. the administration needs to be serious about it apparently they have given up. progressive elements inside the party want open borders and that's what we have got today. >> brian: incredible. chinese giving fentanyl to the mexican cartels poisoning us. together, they are helping destroy america from dizzying rate from middle class on down. i. to get to you weigh in on the fact that russians and ukrainians, people from europe are now coming to our border in record numbers. if that happens when you are secretary of state and when you have the vice president go down to honduras, which he says the root cause of the problem, with private money that she raised to help honduras rebuild their economy, how do you feel about the way they are attacking some of the challenges of the border from all these different countries? >> brian, it's one thing, it's fine if we want to provide humanitarian assistance of some kind. that is separate from the importance and the projects which is protecting american sovereignty and protecting our border. not just our sovereign border but ports, too, where folks come in and overstay visas. we had comprehensive program aimed pretty straightforward. if you come here and seek asylum, fair enough you have are not going to stay here why you do. we tell those folks you are going to remain in mexico. when we did that pretty clear. shut off the spigot, magnet turned off. we supported isis and cbp in a way that enabled them to protect american sovereignty. these drugs, these weapons, all of this stuff coming across the border is in everyone's best interest to hate america and want american decline. we want to protect our country in a way that we know how to do and is easily within our reach. >> carley: i want to ask you about afghanistan. the united nations says there are credible allegations that 100 former afghanistan government officials troops and those who work with coalition forces have been killed by the taliban since the u.s. troop withdrawal. deficit stating news. not surprising though. but, these people were killed because they worked with the united states. what do we do about this? >> carley, when you leaf friends and allies and americans behind, this is the kind of thing that hans. i have seen that u.n. reporting. but i also have firsthand knowledge that this has taken place. we still have folks who want to get out of the country. folks who supported our soldiers, our sailors, our diplomats, intelligence services while we were there. they helped us take down terror plots against the united states for years and years and years. and whether this administration ripped up the trump administration's plan and abandoned those people. this is exactly what one would expect to woo happen. to say your point, carley, this is not surprising that bad guys are acting in this way to take vengeance on those who fought against them for years when they have virtually unfettered control inside of heir country. >> steve: mr. secretary, let's talk about another hot spot. that is what the heck is going on with ukraine and russia as well. there have been diplomatic negotiations, apparently doesn't seem like much is going on. yesterday, ned price, who is the state department spokesman clashed, locked horns with the associated press reporter matt lee about, you know, what is happening? what are you doing? watch this. >> did the security council actually do anything? >> this was not about aring vote this was about an exposition of the facts. >> and hasn't there been expositions after expositions, after exposition going back months now? you, yourself, get up here every single day or talk about or whenever you get up here and say just when you are briefing, you get up here and talk about the g-7, you talk about the eu. you talk about nato. you talk, about you know, and any number of international where this stuff has actually come out and been agreed on. and. >> not going to apologize in engaging in robust diplomacy. >> steve: in secretary, the reporter from the associated press has been there a very long time. he knows what he is talking about. to a lot of people it looks like the administration is doing too much talking and not enough doing. >> most important word in that conversation was talk. that's what the reporter kept referring to talk, talk, talk. in the end vladimir putin understands deeds oligarchs and people around him need to understand they will be cut off from the things they love traveling to london and paris and to the united states. all the things that these folks value. they need to know are are being held at risk. what they are seeing talked about afghanistan. talking about our border. seeing weakness, a leader not prepared to defender the things that matter most to the people across our country. prices of red winter wheat that comes out of ukraine and russia are beginning to become destabilized. 30% goes through the black sea ukraine. these are the things american presidents always protected this one doesn't seem to be prepared. to say when it's talk, talk, talk. a russian also understand act, act, act. >> brian: how do you feel and some people don't have a problem with this. macron seems to be on his own with the so-called normandy group. we have ourselves talking to lavrov today. we have vladimir putin talking with the president of hungary. does it bother you and it might not that the u.s. and nato and the eu seem to be on different conference settings? >> needs to be together. it needs to be -- this the is thing president biden promised he would deliver, we are back, our european friends will love us again. we need the germans and french to get on board with the american effort to push back against vladimir putin. when there is gap or space, brian, you know this story well. when there is a place to run. vladimir putin will find that lowest point of resistance and build the nord stream 2 pipeline and threaten ukrainians do things that impact people all across the united states of america. >> carley: right now it's a big guessing game. some foreign policy experts say that vladimir putin isn't going to invade ukraine during the olympics because he doesn't want to outshine his best friend in china. and then others say that it's imminent. so, when do you think this is going it happen if it does and what does that mean for the american people? >> predicting timelines is very difficult. xi jinping and putin certainly have a common alliance but they are not particularly close in that sense that we shouldn't take our eye off the ball either. we will hold a genocide olympics where athletes will be forced to be muzzled on the ground for weeks presenting real risk for them. for the american people it matters because if the united states is weak in the world, the dollar the reserve -- interest rates, we could have energy prices skyrocketing in the united states as well. we need stability in these places. the united states has the capacity to achieve that that will just do the right things and deter aggression in the way that we did for four years. >> steve: sure. of course, before you were secretary of state, before you ran the cia you were a congressman from the great state of kansas, that's why you know about the price of winter wheat. we have been talking about how the administration has been handling various foreign affairs. what about domestically? you know, our lead story this hour and last hour is crime it does not seem like this administration is putting the same emphasis on crime that a lot of people would like to see them do. >> steve, much like in foreign policy work, they put climate ahead of everything else. here they have put the idea can't we all just get along and refusing to make sure that bad guys are put in jail in the way that we always know we have to. do not only to deter that particular individual and take them off the streets which is common sense. to say make clear it's unacceptable to cvs or walgreen's. we saw this back from the summer of 2020 when the progressive movement allowed these riots to take place in cities all across america. they said this is just people vending. this is unacceptable in the united states. we have a responsibility to protect every american citizen and local law enforcement. state law enforcement officials need to be given the power to do so and district attorneys need to prosecute them to the full extent of the law. >> brian: remember, when you were secretary of state, cia director first. when you wrought up things like i think that the virus, covid-19 came from a lab. you were marginalized like tom cotton or taken down from youtube. now we find out that not only was there something substantial to that. even the people in the know thought of that. and they were told, basically, they were told to muzzle up for the good of science. and this is something that is going to be expanded investigation. here is one quote. dr. nicholai university medicine professor said this shot from every direction from people who we now know are actually thinking exactly the same thing. but have chosen to say the opposite. which is extraordinary. it's taken two years for that to finally come out and be exposed and what they are talking about is the scientists who said i think this came from a lab leak and then quick a conference call was put together by fauci and his boss francis collins to say guys, let's get on the same page. this happened naturally. in fact, fauci said it last week on a podcast this came out naturally. bring us inside the mind of science and international relations. >> i can tell you this, brian. in the spring of 2020, it was clear to me personally and i think to a large number of people who had access to the data, that this almost certainly came from the wuhan institute of virology. i said it publicly in the spring i think it was march or april of 2020. we were pillarried. now you are seeing this being unpacked. i don't know the details what was going on inside the medical community, u.s. government medical community, it is now very clear that dr. fauci knew that there was u.s. money going to the ecohealth alliance. almost certainly to be performing gulch inside of china probably to evade u.s. restrictions there is a lot more to learning. it still matters brian to the american people. don't forget that lab was still open and operating inside of china today. >> brian: mick mulvaney, i think he was chief of staff at the time. said the president didn't know about this. he didn't know about the exchange between the scientists. didn't know about any of that how unbelievable is that? >> it is unbelievable that had you senior medical officials. u.s. government officials that weren't sharing with the senior leaders of america what they knew about what was likely the cawltz of now what we are seeing killed millions of people across the world. hundreds of thousands in the united states and did untold damage to american society. >> brian: let alone 4 and 5-year-olds still don't know their abc because of it. >> steve: will have killed close to a million people in the united states. it is terrible. thank you very much, mr. secretary. we know you have got to go today. >> thank you, steve, carley and brian. >> brian: go get them. >> steve: thanks for starting with "fox & friends." >> brian: now we will turn to carley. >> carley: our country continues to mourn the followen hero today. texas constable charles galloway, the 12-year veteran of the force was gunned down by illegal immigrant during a traffic stop. and in new york city the nypd will begin final salute for wilbert more raft. he was fatally shot in call in harlem. his wake will be at saint patrick's cathedral this afternoon. black lives matter co-founder patrice cull lars is tied tore more shady cullors hundreds of thousands of dollars which reportedly went into the pockets of partner and child's father. cullers resigned from black lives matter expose outing 3 continue to $2 million spending free on four high end homes. she denies using donations to pay for any of it. former washington quarterback joe theismann may have leaked the washington football team's new name in a radio interview theismann said the team will be called the commanders. do you like that? >> brian: i thought it was ghirls. >> carley: he walked it back later the washington football team rebranded from the red skins in 2020 after years of complaints about racial under tones. washington will officially unveil its new name tomorrow. and i know that a couple of people have said that they want it to be kept the washington football team. kind of got a charming ring to it. >> brian: soccerresque. descriptive. >> carley: that's exactly what it is the washington football team. >> brian: we know where it's located and what they do for a living. come up, the shooting death of an 8-year-old girl in chicago shining a light on the fallout bail reform. pastor corey brooks is camping out in the city's most dangerous neighborhood and joins us live. >> steve: canadian truckers fighting for freedom from vaccine mandates sparking anger from the prime minister. the group is trucking on. could they actually head south to the u.s.? that's coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ >> brian: good idea. and it's easy to get a quote at libertymutual.com so you only pay for what you need. isn't that right limu? limu? sorry, one sec. doug blows a whistle. 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we are going to look the other way, just, you know, don't do that again. now a little girl is dead. >> yeah. you know, that's the crime. we cannot allow criminals to get away with crimes like that. especially when guns are concern. it's only a matter of time when those individuals, who are either 15 or 16, when they are caught with these guns and let off, it's only a matter of time before they use those guns to do something more serious as we see with this young girl being shot and killed. >> steve: it's terrible. >> very terrible. >> steve: that's why you are up on the roof. you stacked a couple of shipping containers. you are on the top of the top one for 37 days out of 100, you are trying to raise awareness and money to build a center to try to bring an end to this cycle of violence. >> yeah. exactly. i believe we have to get ahold of these young people before they start carrying guns and before they start carjacking. one of the way we are trying to do that in this community is to transform it from being a place of just total crime to a place of community. and so we are building this community center. we're thankful and grateful to all the people across america who have been donating and to fox for giving me a platform to talk about it and to ask me every time i come on to make sure i get -- i'm getting letters all around of the country steve saying get steve to the roof top. i don't know how you are going to answer the american people, steve. >> steve: listen, last time you were there 8 degrees. today in chicago 26; 25 in new york. i might come out because the weather is so much better. >> thank you. >> pete: pastor, even though you are there on your perch, it's not like you are immune to crime. from that vantage point, wasn't an uber driver carjacked or something like that the other day? >> yeah, a couple weeks ago right below me there was an uber driver driving two young ladies shot at. then the criminals uber driver from the car and beat him up. that's the type of crime that we are trying to change, we definitely cannot be a community, we definitely can't be an impact on a major city if we're going to continue to allow these type of incidents to happen every single day in this city of chicago. and that's what we're trying to fight. that's what we're going to fight. chicago can be a very beautiful city. right now it's the tale of two cities. one where it's beautiful and one serious and a lot of crime. >> steve: well put. pastor corey brooks, we thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: follow the pastor's roof top journey find his roof top revelations at foxnews.com. thank you be safe. coming up on 7:30. parents are fighting back as more schools across the country enforce mask and vaccine mandates on the kids. a panel weighs in on wanting the choice for their children back in their hands. ♪ kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? 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i love entrepreneurs who hit it big. thank you. more school districts across the country are relying on masks and vaccine mandates to get kids back in the classroom. a growing number of parents, including our next guest. >> was speaking up and fighting back against these measures. joining us now from you guessed it virginia, fairfax virginia, parentings mom of four, kristin jackson, mom of three and member of the unity project is here, and dad of three eric morrow is here, eric. let me start with you. you want a choice. a district suing for that choice? >> no, our district is not suing for the choice. but our district did announce prior to the year that they would have choice. that's why we are shocked that they won't sue now. >> what's the reaction from your kids from wearing a mask? what have you noticed as a parent? >> okay. so you know how they say when we were kids they had a know day and they had the ticker on the bottom of the screen? that's what new york felt like on monday night. the kids were going nuts as every school was saying mask free. videos. so much going on. the kids were so excited. they went to school on tuesday. mask free. everyone was taking pictures and posting all over social media. how excited their kids were. teachers were welcoming with masks off. these kids were heart broken on tuesday night. and that's when they woke up. it wasn't me. i have been fighting for this for this last year. my kids now started fight for themselves starting wednesday of last week. >> brian: the a.g. stayed the order when the courts ruled with you. i'm experiencing that, too. let's go to heather. heather, you are a mom of three with the unit. what's the status with masks and choice? >> there isn't one. all the kids have to be masked up to be in person n. person school right now. >> brian: what's the effect and what are the ages of your kids? >> i have three. i have have element tri school. they hate it, they want to see their friends' faces and teachers. for the littles it's really affecting their learning it's devastating for them. >> effect whether you get the virus or not? >> absolutely. yeah. masks and vaccines, right? they are absolutely ineffective. >> brian: oops, it doesn't stop omicron what can you do. kristin jackson for you as a mom of three in fairfax county. you have a governor that's on your side. but a district that isn't. >> yes. the board wants to sue the governor. >> brian: what's your reaction with your kids. >> they all know i'm here. if you want to ask my opinion on the board versus other districts. i think it's political. you got culpeper, stafford, catholic private schools. all here giving an option. >> what about your children? what do they tell you. >> they are all ready to take off their mask. they can't see their kids smile. other classmates smile, p.e., indoors, they can't breathe with it very well. my 8th grader is outside so she can take it off. my second grader is ready to take it off. >> brian: the n-95s keep you safe. other people immune from you, that could be one way to solve it. let's fast forward to the other topic that i wanted to discuss. what about this tweet from randy weingarten from the teachers union about parents showing up at meetings she deleted this tweet. racists are showing up in droves to threaten border meetings. dangerous, unamerican. really, eric, racists showing up at board meetings? is that unamerican? >> i mean, it's just gotten so easy just to blanket everybody as a racist and then whatever they say from that point forward is null and void. that's insane. that is not -- they are not parents that are racists showing up to board meetings to advocate for kids rights not go to school with masks. communism. if we can't advocate for children's rights as parents where are we at in society. that's a teacher's board's heather is, that what you noticed board meetings, parents care about their kids? >> absolutely, evan to a lot of board meetings over the past year and everybody where i'm at everybody is very respectful. we appreciate what the boards are trying to do they think is the right thing just like parents are right? it's about giving parents the choice to do what they think is right for their kids. >> brian: obviously she deleted it. she knew it was wrong. in virginia you wouldn't have the governor that you have if it wasn't for those parents showing up. they didn't seem racist. they just seemed concerned. >> parents here want input on their kids' education. i think they have -- they should have be able to speak out about it. they should be involved in it. >> brian: right. hey, denmark took the masks off. the u.k. took the masks off. in canada thousands are showing up to take the mask off. i think it's time in america to do the same thing, thanks to all three of you for bringing your personal stories forward this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> brian: you got it meanwhile, straight ahead on this show, incredible video captures the moment a california business owner used his legal handgun to fend off criminals robbing his store. he will join us right after the break. ♪ - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched what i was looking for. i've hired for every role, entry-level technicians, service advisors, store managers. ziprecruiter helps me find all the right people, even the most difficult jobs to fill. - [announcer] ziprecruiter, rated the number one hiring site. try it for free at ziprecruiter.com >> carley: a california store owner took matters into his own hands. a would be robber rushing into this bay area jewelry store smash ago display case only to be confronted by the on or about who had his legally owned handgun causing the suspect and his accomplices, one who also had a gun to flee. the owner of ma's jewelers joins us now. you seeman, good morning to you this is such a scary situation. what was this morning like for you. >> it was terrible. incidents started in october. four months and we have all been waiting for that moment because they are going everywhere. luckily i was standing outside. i really sad. >> carley: i understand when police showed up in minutes. when they did show up they weren't surprised this happened. these smash and grab robberies are happening all the time. why do you think there has been such an increase in crime in california and across the country country, laws because they know they will get away with that. >> nobody is doing anything. even just now i think, you know, they got all the surveillance videos. and they have been working on them but haven't heard anything. nothing happened, so i mean, been known that nothing is going to happen. and even if they would get caught, they are all teenagers. so, imagine how long they are going to go jail for and they will come out more like more 18 years and they will be more professional. >> carley: feels so uncertain i'm sure this has stopped your mind what if they come back do? >> i mean, still waiting for it i mean, we stand all day outside. and basically the business is really slow. business is bad. people are not coming to the mall. people are scared because of covid and all those and that's what it is. have other store owners said anything about this? this video obviously terrifying is going viral and for good reason. they are telling me like giving me a thumbs up. the reason i speak out. nothing has happened. actually, i really wanted to reach out to those lawmakers to do something but nothing happens. nothing happens. >> carley: you are getting your story out there right now. hopefully there will be a change. you should have never been put in this situation. we're so glad that you are okay and thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> carley: plenty of americans in the northeast are still digging out of the snow after the weekend winter weather. and it looks like even more is on the way as millions of americans brace for a new winter threat. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean with our fox weather forecast. janice, more snow? >> janice: here we go. yes, indeed. we had the nor'easter that affected the mid-atlantic and northeast. snow and blizzard conditions and lasted 24 to 36 hours this one is affecting a bigger area. the plains, the midwest, northern new england, and a lot of weather happening. snow, freezing rain, sleet, and that's the dangerous part of this. if you are traveling over, you know, accumulating ice on the road and the power lines that's going to cause some issues. this one is going to last 4202360 hours. overnight tonight, wednesday, thursday, friday and look at this. we have got 6 to 12 inches of snow. some areas could get higher amounts. the pink there that's where we have the freezing rain and the ice and the sleet. which is going to be really dangerous for traveling and then below that in the southern part of the storm is going to be revie rainfall. really cold part of this storm. some areas could get 12 to 18 inches. dangerous area all the way up towards the ohio valley and the northeast. this is the big concern. i mean, you know, a blizzard and people are inside on the weekends, this one is going to cause some huge problems so people need to pay really close attention if you live in these regions that, of course, fox weather.com has you covered, carley. >> carley: janice, thank you. >> coming up, justin trudeau is blasting truckers protesting vaccine mandates, calling it an insult to truth. will cain sounds off next. plus, will he stay or will he go? 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>> you know, first of all to trudeau's statement there it's an insult to the truth. the other thing he said, steve, over the past week is that these truckers are holding unacceptable views. here's my thought on that. it's amazing how open trudeau and many others and let's call it the cult of the vaccine or the covidien movement how openly disdainful they are to anyone that dares to disagree with them or even the common man. i will broaden the horizon for just one moment there were pictures over the weekend of governor gavin newsom at the nfc championship game not wearing a mask during the game. by the way so was mayor london breed and mayor eric garcetti of l.a. i combine that looking at the surgeon general of the united states of america asking openly for the censorship of joe rogan. what i come away from is how little think they think of you out there brine brian absolutely. >> will: how little you can entertain an opposing idea. imposing rules that they don't have. to say the nerve of somebody like prime minister justin trudeau to look at blue collar workers common men and women who deliver the good and services to his shelf that no doubt go not ingredients of his fancy meal wherever is he eating and hiding this week i think it's in the united states of america, by the way. the common man who doesn't just bend to his will, who doesn't just follow him unthinkingly, how disdainful he is towards you. i think i find that the biggest take away from not just trudeau but garcetti and breed and newsom and vic ventricle murthy and president joe biden. >> carley: dr. scott gottlieb omicron restrictions should go away, should be removed as quickly as they were implemented. that's not happening across the country like you said in california. there is still outdoor mask mandates in place. >> brian: nuts. >> carley: why is that? >> will: can i answer your question, carley with a question? >> carley: please. >> will: what would be the metric? what is the threshold when they will relinquish the powers, the emergency, the quote, unquote, emergency powers that they have been granted over the past two years. i wonder what they consider the finish line, when do we truly get to return to normal. when do we have to stop obeying their orders, without question by the way. you cannot question the orders. you can't indulge in heresy what they call in modern daytimes in information you cannot do anything but when will it end covid zero no more covid exists in the world omicron -- by the way, by all accounts -- and we understand there is hospitalizations still and people still do is from covid and take measures personally and individually to protect the most vulnerable. but when is it that they will do away with, you know, school lockdowns, potential business closures in canada. when they will stop pushes its fifth booster to the vaccine when you can choose if you would like like any great country based upon freedom. take your own health measures into your own hands, i'm curious, when do you give up emergency powers. >> i would say now. 70% of the country said it's time to live -- get over it and live with it i would add this, cases are down 44% in this country. over the last two weeks. in the last one week i'm sure it's around 60%. will, thanks so much. we're going to watch you everywhere around the channel in until the weekend. i will with will you can turn around and watch me right now. i'm over your shoulder. >> carley: you like that picture. >> brian: he loves his pictures. will cain. straight ahead this story. whoopi goldberg sparks outrage on her comments over the holocaust. we will tell you about it leo terrell live. >> woman: what's my safelite story? 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go. usually they flood the host city. i feel kind of bad for los angeles because they don't have another team coming in. you have the city there but they are hosting -- that's why they left the first time. they weren't getting much support. if you are in los angeles, you're not traveling to los angeles to watch her team play in the super bowl. we have the cincinnati fans. >> carley: i was reading at schools in cincinnati, a lot of them said they are not going to have class on monday so the kids can watch the super bowl on sunday. i thought there was such a good idea. >> steve: i was watching a kansas city game they did not go my way. the number of cincinnati fans you could hear in arrowhead stadium was jaw-dropping. i think probably it was 99% bill hemmer. >> carley: i was going to say the same thing. >> steve: that guy is a big mouth. >> carley: did you see his interview with dana yesterday on a show? he looked elated. >> carley: can i add exhausted? >> steve: he sent me a text. he said i love your town. why wouldn't he? his team won. >> carley: let's talk about something that's on the minds for every american that is crime. 81% of americans are extremely concerned about this crime wave facing america. that is why we talk about it here. white house press secretary jen psaki, she appears to have some issues with our programming -- >> steve: do you mean fox programming? >> carley: she was on a podcast over the weekend. take a listen to what she had to say. >> do you remember the four boxes that we had on live tv right now? right now just to give you a sense, the cnn pentagon as many as -- u.s. troops on high alert. the same on msnbc. cnbc is doing their own thing on the market. on fox is soft on crime consequences. what does that even mean, right? they are in an alternate universe on some coverage. what is scary about it is a lot of people watch that. >> carley: scary that 81% of their country has crime in the city of the town is the major issue they are facing only second to inflation. crazy that of course 22 major cities, 5%, aggravated assault up across the country. homicides all-time records in nine major cities. i mean, i can't believe that she would giggle that away. >> she was in the press room yesterday and ask for a little clarification about where that comment came from. >> where you seeking personal commander was that it all a reflection of the priorities of this administration? is it a criticism? it would reflect the crime is not a priority for the administration. >> this is what i was talking about for the interview for the full context. in the american rescue plan, there was additional funding to support local cops programs, something that every single republican voted against. if those facts are uncomfortable, i'm sorry for people who feel that they need to be critical, but the president has been a longtime advocate of addressing crime. he's never been for defunding the police. the other fact that is never talked about in these packages is the fact that gun crime is a major driver of crime across the country. >> steve: in that sound bite, she talked about these facts regarding the american rescue plan. what she just said, she actually wound up getting three pinocchio's four for "the washington post" earlier because she said there are $350 billion in the american rescue plan to help local police departments and things like that. that is disingenuous, because there's no guarantee according to "the washington post" police would get a slice of the pie appeared that there hundred $50 billion as we know has just been kind of a catchall slush fund where cities and localities and states can use the money anyway they want for the most part where they can say i need the money for this because of covid. >> carley: that was a stretching of the truth. give president biden credit that he doesn't want to defund the police but the issue goes beyond that and it does speak to soft on crime policies that are letting criminals out of jail early. police are frustrated because they are re-arresting the same people over and over again or not arresting it all because they feel like it is not worth it. i was talking to one jewelry store owner one time. he said his jewelry store got robbed. he knew that was going to happen because the criminals came in and they were surveilling his jewelry story. before the crime event happened, he spoke to the police and said, i know this crime is going to happen. is there anything that you can do preventively? they said our hands are tied because even if we do catch them and they don't commit an egregious crime, they are just going to be out the very next day. >> brian: we talk about crime, guns, when people use those guns to shoot people like to cops. the huge funeral this past friday and the one that is coming up tomorrow. we talk about guns. if they are guns, we want them off the street. the president was totally against was pulling guns off the street. we know this, especially with his own party in the pool that he has ran on a platform of knock prosecuting quality of life crimes. good job, you're not prosecuting any crimes. he has presided over a city that has over 400 homicides in 2021, the deadliest year since 2007. there is a huge push and an awareness on our channel and hopefully in the white house how crime is a huge issue. patrick yost is the national fraternity order of police president. he is outraged about what you just saw. he said i think it's wrong, very wrong for jen psaki to suggest that violent crime in our country is of no concern. she may feel safe in the white house, but not everyone feels safe in their workplace. their world we find ourselves in is dangerously and increasingly more so tens of thousands of people have been victims of crimes this month alone and some of them never made it back home. pretending violent crime as part of some other reality will not help. she owes them an apology. you have a mayor here who said, i want right now judges to have the ability to keep dangerous people in jail. the city council won't give it to them, the state won't give it to them. he was to get rid of no cash bail and wants to reform. the governor won't give it to him and the legislature won't give it to him. if the president said with a mayor and said, i'm demanding these fellow democrats do what he says, he could get it done. then jen psaki could start giggling again. >> steve: that would be the first time for the president to have a reset on crime. what they are doing right now is not working. my daughter works on capitol hill in one of the most secure buildings in the world. last night, she walks out of her pilates class in georgetown, one of the safest neighborhoods in town, a guy had been murdered right there a block from the canal. apparently it was a targeted murder. meanwhile, on this program today, we talk to somebody who essentially is adding a 1% shoplifting tax. someone that you talk to he said, look, i was ready for their bad guys to do a smash and grab because i was under loaded. >> carley: he was armed and loaded when he pointed the gun at the people who had a crowbar and were smashing his jewelry cases, they fled. he was protecting his business. take a listen to both of the business owners. watch this. >> we spend all day outside in the business is really slow. business is bad. people are not coming to them all. people are scared over the course of multiple months we have people wandering the store and grabbing foodstuff and walking out. the crime spike has really occurred as changes have happened in our judicial system. you got situation where cops are doing their job and folks in our partnership do their jobs to try to control it. after folks are arrested, than they are just let back out on the street immediately. >> steve: in that final business center right there, his small businesses have lost more than $100,000, which is devastating. he is not had a paycheck since march of 2020. not paying himself because he couldn't afford it. >> carley: businesses are having to pay for their own private security. think of what they just went through with covid. your heart breaks for these business owners and cities, are a good hardworking people appear the way the country is going, it's making it so much more difficult for them to make a living. >> carley: meanwhile, 10 minutes after the hour. >> steve: let's switch gears. migrants are pouring into the united states. regardless of some of the crimes they have committed which is different than what we have been told. >> carley: that's right. president biden trying to figure out why migrants are coming. hopefully he finds the answer soon. >> he is not gone himself. president biden has never been to the border in his life. he's got people who have been reporting back that illegal immigrants are still getting in. >> president biden: one of the fundamental things that we've got to do in addition to the change we will make, we won't get entered today is that, you can figure out why they are leaving in the first place. >> some of the republican governors are saying they want him to talk more about border security then what they god which is this focus on root causes of migration. the president talking about these policies is very theoretical as the reality remains. people pouring across the southern border and some who, commit violent crimes and murders are not being deported. including the man accused of driving drunk in late 2020 and killing hadrian sophia in texas. >> in the beginning, he wasn't going to be deported but i was told that he was. not being deported, it's, like, you telling me my daughter's life didn't mean anything. >> some of the president has said about immigration have not panned out including his insistence four months ago that mounted border patrol agents were equipping a group of haitian migrants even though most of the evidence available at the time suggested that they just had long reins on their horses. the president promised quick punishment. so did the dhs secretary, now a group of republican lawmakers is calling for a release of that report that was promised within days 4 months ago. >> steve: some suggest it may never come out. we saw the president with the governors of the nga yesterday in the east room. i know that the vice president spoke. did she address what she found on her trip last week to honduras? >> no, she did not. immigration just part of her portfolio. so his voting rights. she took an opportunity in front of the nation's governors and the white house to mention voting rights legislation. she did not mention anything about the root causes or what she has found since last march when she got the job. >> brian: the one thing i was confused about was at the end. the president kind of kept a really kind of mumbled a few things and then called on governor about questions. the next thing you heard, screaming, get out, everyone get out. were you here for that? what was the problem? what was the miscommunication? >> i was not inside but sometimes the way that it works is the staff organizes the event for the press is supposed to leave after the president gives his first remarks. sometimes a president just keeps going. if it's written on a piece of paper in front of him, sometimes he keeps going. they are very careful these days to get us out of there and cut the microphones when they do. >> steve: we know what happened last week. thank you, peter. all right, we had the secretary of state formally during that trump administration. mike pompeo with us and talk a little bit about how this particular administration has not had an eye on the prize when it comes to protecting our southern border. here is mike pompeo. >> this isn't about root causes. we know why people want to come to the united states. it's the greatest nation in the history of civilization. the reason they are able to come in so many are choosing to come is because this administration has abandoned any pretense of protecting american sovereignty. they are focused on sovereignty for the ukrainian people. we should do that here at home. you should never forget there's a lot of ungoverned space in mexico way terror threats are very real if we don't know what's coming in and out of our country. it's not that difficult to do, the administration just needs to be serious about it. apparently they've given up progressive elements inside the party want open borders. that's what we've got today. >> carley: five people from syria were captured at our southern border recently and that's terrifying. if they were captured, how many people pay cartel members to sneak them across so that they wouldn't get caught? i think this is a huge national security issue. >> steve: last night he was talking to some of the people who were coming in. >> carley: russia. >> steve: and ukraine. we thought everybody was from guatemala or honduras. what are they doing from over there? >> carley: unbelievable. >> brian: 15 minutes out of the hour, you have the headlines. >> fox news alert. thousands of people in north carolina are forced to evacuate their homes. after a massive fire erupted at a fertilizer plant in winston-salem. several hundred times ammonium nitrate are under threat from the blaze bear the chemical is highly combustible. no injuries have been reported so far and that because of that fire is still unknown. today he expected the fda for emergency authorization to administer a covid vaccine to children as young as six months old. the vaccine would initially be available as the 2-dose regimen. researchers are looking into whether kids might need three doses. they hope the vaccine will be available for young children by the end of the month. now fans are making a plea for tom brady to remain a buccaneer. take a look at that picture. a sign outside downtown tampa now reading, "please, one more season." the legendary quarterback speaking out. joining us live later this hour with what brady had to say. there's your headlines. there might be 15 million different reasons about why they could stay. who knows? >> imagine being that talented for one season. to get 15 million more dollars. $15 million for one season. >> brian: 's team is still good. everybody knows he loves the city. so it really comes down to mrs. brady. >> carley: this sign was all in good fun. no real pressure. >> steve: it would be great if he played one more season. this is it, finally, one more. >> carley: even numbers are good. if he plays one more season, he can get in a super bowl ring. >> brian: is up to the kids. at the brady kids promise to behave themselves without a dad around his training most of the time then we can go ahead with one more season. meanwhile still ahead on the show, will be gold work in hot water after her comments after the holocaust. >> the holocaust isn't about race. it's about man's inhumanity to man. >> brian: really? leo terrel reacts as she faces calls to be fired. >> steve: l.a. is getting ready to host the super bowl. will they be able to get the homeless people off the streets before the big game? what one local councilman is proposing to clean up the city of angels. straight ahead on "fox & friends." come on, tampa bay. give them all tickets. ♪ ♪ as a dj, i know all about customization. that's why i love liberty mutual. they customize my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. how about a throwback? ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ kim is now demonstrating her congestion. save it slimeball. i've upgraded to mucinex. we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. ♪ ♪making your way in the world today♪ ♪takes everything you've got♪ ♪ ♪taking a break from all your worries ♪ ♪sure would help a lot ♪ ♪wouldn't you like to get away? ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes you want to 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get rid of joe rogan but they are going to allow her to maintain this anti-semitic rhetoric as if nothing has happened. her apology is not enough. the damage has been done. >> carley: she was on the late show last night. she tried to clarify her mark. >> i feel being black, when we talk about race, it's a very different thing to me. i said that i felt that the holocaust wasn't about race. people were very angry and they said, no, no, we are a race. i understand. i understand. i felt differently. >> she says that she understands that criticism. >> she used a race. i feel that i'm black. she's using her race as a cover. let me sit here and say this. whoopi goldberg missed apparently world history class in high school. i feel as a black man as a civil rights attorney and has a history teacher did what she said was anti-semitic, racist, and it downplayed that million people were murdered, and their ancestors will never have any type of satisfaction of resolution. it is an attempt to ignore what happened 70 years ago. this world should never forget that a madman tried to eliminate a religious group off the face of this earth. this is crazy. her race will not protect terry. i don't know what abc is going to do but let me tell you right now, that's apologizing and hiding behind her race is not enough. >> carley: what are your thoughts really on the calls to fire her? on one hand, as we are seeing, she really upset a lot of people for what she had to say. conservatives also speak out against firing people for saying controversial things are making mistakes. >> i'm not calling for her termination from the view. i think are they at nine, a lot of people haven't seen it. this is what i'm calling for, treat liberals the way you treat conservatives. let's have a uniform to fairness of letting people speak the way they want to. we all know what whoopi goldberg said was racist and anti-semitic. don't fire people just because of their outrageous comments, let them speak. >> carley: to combat things that you don't like, you speak out. more speech rather than less is always the answer. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> carley: thank you, carley. >> carley: the city prepares to host the super bowl. our next guest is calling to dock pay for city officials who let the problem persists after the crowds are gone. and why elite new york city private school is updating its logo and the name of wokeness. at the name of actor is coming up. to support a strong immune system your body needs a routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc* season after season. ace your immune support with centrum. now with a new look! it's your home. and there's no place like wayfair to make the morning chaos, organized chaos. however you make it, make your home a place like no other. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know 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ambulance flight home to cleveland. this is happening is the administration is accused of finding flights for migraines all over the country. joining us earlier. >> i had to go to a private organization called angel flights where it is like a nonprofit. they have nurses and a doctor on board. all the equipment. they only charge by the mile. speak to a gofundme page has been set up to get home and cover medical costs. and a former business partner reportedly cooperated completely in their probe into hunter's tax filings. among four people reportedly referenced in the 2019 subpoena sent to jpmorgan chase bank a reference related to any transactions involving the bank of china. diving into the first son's past and a new series called who is hunter biden? it's available now on fox nation. those are your headlines. speed one it is official, the l.a. rams will face off against the cincinnati rams in super bowl lvi out in los angeles. but as l.a. prepares for massive crowds, there is no pressure to clean up the city. our next guest as a solution to address the homelessness crisis which is awful out there. his suggestion is to reduce the salaries for city officials. here to explain los angeles councilman was also running for mayor. joe, good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: last week we were showing images of how it looked like just the sanitation department was trying to clean up the homeless encampments, essentially try to sweep the problem under the rug. what do thinking is a more effective way to hold these city employees particularly council members and lawmakers accountable? >> it shouldn't take a super bowl to connect people services and clean our streets. we need leaders that address the homelessness crisis 24/7, 364 days out of the year. what we're fighting here is that we are not treating homelessness as the fema-like response that i'm calling for. my colleagues don't agree with me so i'm taking it to the ballot and taking it to the voters. we are going to have some benchmarks. if council members, mayor, city attorney don't meet certain benchmarks by connecting people to housing and services, we will dock their pay. in addition, we need to have law and order on our streets in los angeles. it is a disaster and an embarrassment to what we're seeing here. open drug use, crime. enough is enough and this is why we are living on emergency housing in l.a., we are focused on apartments that cost $500,000 a door that takes 2-4 years to build while people are dying in our streets. >> steve: absolutely. this administration is talking about you have got to address the root causes of things. l.a. hasn't address the root causes of homelessness which in many cases are drugs and mental illness and things like that. that is how you wound up where you are right now. in the meantime, you just talk a little bit about crime. even though you are a democrat, you are a former police officer, and you are endorsing the recall of the l.a. county district attorney. why? >> not only the l.a. rams are winning both the criminals are winning here in los angeles. last year, the district attorney did not prosecute and not move forward on gang enhancement. gang enhancements were reduced 99%. got enhancements we were due 65%. the messages being sent to criminals in los angeles is due crime and get away with it. nothing but mayhem happening in our streets. you elect the prosecutor to prosecute crimes. it seems like the criminals here in l.a. have more rights and the victims and enough is enough. we can't wait another term for george to get us going. we are tired of it here. the message is being sent to the criminal element on the street is, do the crime and you won't be prosecuted. >> steve: he was elected to be a prosecutor, you should prosecute people who break the rules. gavin newsom, you know, there in california, there is a universal indoor mass mandate through february 15th in los angeles. and yet, two days ago at the game, we saw gavin newsom where he wasn't wearing a mask in the box. he was there with magic johnson. the mayor was there, the san francisco mayor. it's another one of those things, joe, where it is the hypocrisy. why do i have to follow the rules when the big guys don't? >> well, it is unfortunate that happened. you are also seeing masks aren't being politicized today. i'm calling for the reevaluation of mast mandates indoors here in los angeles and l.a. county. there are 70,000 people on sunday. i don't know about you but there were a lot of people not wearing masks. i think we are at a point where we are handling this virus. we know what to expect. the majority of folks here in l.a. county are vaccinated. and we are looking at ways to put this in the rearview mirror. >> steve: absolutely. it's not going away anytime soon, so i might as well find a way to manage it. his name is joe. he's running for mayor. do you have a website out there? >> thanks so much. i'm encouraging your viewers if they are looking here in l.a. for sensible balanced independent leader, go to my website and join my campaign. >> steve: thank you very much, sir. >> thank you. >> steve: moving on this tuesday as president biden moves on to meet the senator. tulsi gabbard says you don't have to look any further than the vice president for why joe biden's promises are so harmful. a book on wokeness, and he reacts next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> carley: today president biden is meeting with senate judiciary leaders to discuss a replacement for retiring justice breyer who he vowed to nominate a black female. >> steve: we have heard that criteria drawing outrage from tulsi gabbard who tweeted this. biden chose harris as his vice president because of the color of her skin and sex not qualification. she's been a disaster. now he chooses a supreme court nominee on the same criteria. identity politics is destroying our country. identity politics and his upcoming book that comes out in september. it's called "nation of victims." that is the first time anybody has seen the cover. good morning to you. >> good morning, good to see you. >> what do you make of what she suggests when it comes to joe biden and his pick for the supreme court? >> i think she's dead on correct. it is the death of merit in this country. the rise of this new culture that penalizes pure excellence and instead rewards these victimhood narratives. i personally think when it comes to racial discrimination, i follow the john roberts school of thought. if you want to stop discrimination on the base of their base, then stop discriminating on the basis of race. we have an administration here that repeatedly conflates the color of your skin with the content of the ideas that you are allowed to have. i cannot think of a more invidious definition of racism than actually predicting something about the content of somebody's views and ideas based on the color of their skin. yet that is the culture that we live in. that culture today is set from the top starting with the president of the united states. that's part of what i call for in my new book. we need to revive a path back to -- and dividing us apart in the guise of these narratives of victimhood. >> carley: the court is said to hear two challenges to affirmative action. one involving harbor and the other one involving unc. these schools are discriminating against asian students by giving preferential treatment to black and hispanic students. what are your thoughts on this court case? how do you think it is going to play out? >> i think these are really important cases. we might have the best shot in a generation at actually turning back the clock on affirmative action cases in ways that i think would be good for race relations in this country and good for the revival of merit and the revival of the pursuit of excellence in this country. i speak as a harvard alum myself. harvard is the worst of all worlds because the way they discriminate against asian students is by docking them on personality score. this is a supposedly an asian-american person who went to harvard, they actually say they can't discriminate directly against asian spirit they have a soft system that docs them on account of personality score, because that keeps a prior supreme court precedent that allow for affirmative action in certain contexts. that is fueling a new form of racism by creating these racial stereotypes that are actually harmful to asians in the name of actually helping minorities. that is just an example of what is wrong in our country. how we can more importantly revive a positive culture that puts merit first again. i think that will be unifying. >> steve: you can preorder the book now. thanks so much. >> thank you guys. good to see you. >> brian: let's check in with senior meteorologist for on fox weather forecast. the midwest is really zeroing in on. >> this story is going to be back with us tonight. wednesday, thursday and friday. widespread chunk of the midsection of the u.s. very powerful cold front. that moisture is going to come on top of that cold air and we think bring an ice storm for millions of folks over the next couple of days. that is the second and i we have. over 3,000 miles. it's going to impact overnight tonight through friday and that i'm concerned about from texas all the way towards the northeast over the last days. the timing tuesday night into friday, all types of winter weather, it's going to be the -- we will have travel in packs from millions pure power outages as well especially if you got that it deleted ice on the roadways in the power lines. my best advice, fox weather.com, download the app. we will have the latest in their winter storm details. over to you, stephen carly and brian. >> ice is not nice, good advice. straight ahead. as tom brady that the football field for good? maybe according to espn. legendary sportscaster jim gray just spoke to the goat about those retirement rumors. he joins us live next. >> carley: let's check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. congratulations. >> thank you. anything else? >> rub it n. >> i'm sorry, steve. i heard what you said last hour. it's a great town with great people and great fans and all that great stuff. is it legal to float on air? we will find out in 12 minutes. great show. we will see you in a moment. guess who is interested in the hunter biden story. also, she said what? more carefully rather their words today. an american athlete about the olympics were hard. covid. we will talk to one of them. we will get a great show for you, two hours straight away. we will see you at the top of the hour. >> steve: here we go. number one story whether you and sports are not. breaking rumors. the future of the national football league. >> i am going through the process i was going through. sometimes it takes some time to really evaluate how you feel and what you want to do and i think when that time is right, i will be ready to make a decision one way or another. >> brian: that was from the podcast yesterday. the cohost of that podcast, "let's go" with tom brady is jim gray. he joins us now. always great to talk to you. i know you and tom brady go way back. first off, are you surprised we are here today talking about his retirement? i never remember at this point even though brady could have retired and had a great career ten years ago are at this point. are you surprised we are talking about whether he's coming back or not? >> nothing in professional sports should surprise anybody at any time. the best way to say that is quickly, no. it is pro sports. things change quickly. as quick as they are one way, they can go another. >> brian: one of the people that broke the story over the weekend said he came out on sunday and added to it saying, three guys on espn who have the story. i don't think anybody else does. they think they have the story. one of the reasons to expand on it would be that tom is looking ahead and seeing that they are going to have cap problems this year and feeling if they can't compete for a super bowl, why go back? you think there is any validity to that? >> well, i'm sure that everything is being factored in. look at the los angeles rams. they're going to have tremendous cap problems. they are not going to be able to sign von miller and the tampa bay buccaneers are in the same kind of circumstance. chris godwin is hard. all of this will factor in. that won't be the overriding factor. it won't be that he doesn't think he has a team to play with. it will be because he will have had it as his family and other issues that he wants to address at this time. it won't be because he physically can't play. >> brian: what about the protocols? i'm not sure exactly how it evolved over the season, the constant testing and the constant worry. as a pro athlete, do you think that is weighing on him at all? with this covid-19? >> it's got nothing to do with it. it doesn't have anything to do with anybody going to school, going to work, or anything. everybody lives under the conditions and circumstances of their employers and in this case the national football league has imposed during the pandemic. i will have zero weight in this factoring into his whether or not playing. >> here is tom brady with you a couple of days ago. >> and is a good line that i'm responsible for what i say and do and not responsible for what others say and do. one thing i learned about sports is that you control what you can control. what you can't -- literally, it is day-to-day with me. i'm trying to do the best i can every day and make -- evaluate things as they come. i'm trying to make a great decision for me and my family. >> his decision is not made up. let me ask you this speculation. i thought that peyton manning and derek jeter have to see how they would have the toughest time transitioning. neither seem to have at all. what about tom brady from what you have witnessed as players retire but have this type of excellence and dedication? does your gut tell you he will have a tough time transitioning to this world we are in? >> on the let's go podcast that is available, let's go with tom brady on apple or anywhere where you download your podcast, he talked about that. he has two loves. his family, and football. so he loves football. he loves watching that ball spiral. he is enamored with trying to touch perfection and trying to win my football games. will it be difficult? absolutely, it will be difficult. when you do anything for 35 years of your life and your dedicated to being the best in winning football games and having that to do every day and dedicating your entire heart and soul to it, it will be tough. he has a lot that he can do with his family. he is in numerous businesses. they are all taking off. there's a lot that he can do. it will be a tough transition, but i won't be the end of the world for him. >> brian: thanks so much, i appreciate it. download that podcast and listen to the whole season. it's really insightful. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >> woman: what's my safelite story? i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, i chose safelite. they replaced the glass and recalibrated my safety system. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ get your personal points plan! i'm james corden and i'm here to tell people that ww is 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