their phone to theirs for some reason and then, boom. you know what unleashes from there. >> steve: mark, go to that big screen again. show people how to turn it off. go to settings, select general. select air drop and then select off for bringing devices together. kurt, that's how you do it. easy way to do it show you at cyberguy.com. >> cyberguy.com. real guy. thank you very much. 7:00 in new york city. the second hour of "fox & friends" for this thursday is starting right now. >> former secretary of state henry kissinger one of the most influential american diplomats of his era has died at the age of 100. >> there is no country in a world that a man of my origin could be standing next to the president of the united states. >> secretary of state anthony blinken is meeting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> shortly after israel and hamas extended their limited cease-fire another day in order to get more hostages. >> more hostages will be coming home clearly that's something we want. >> things are not looking good for new york's george santos. >> he has no place in the house of representatives. >> lawmakers pushed the issue once again forcing a expulsion vote to happen this week. >> if you are confident this is a constitutional way of doing it god bless you. >> if you go overboard it's a little scary. >> young kansas city chiefs fan is being accused of black face and cultural appropriation after attending their game wearing face paint. >> it's a 9-year-old boy supporting his -- >> gavin newsom vs. ron desantis 9:00 p.m. right here on fox. >> i would tell him to pack up and wait a few years. >> are you going to sit on the sidelines and chirp. >> steve: lawrence is having breakfast with friends in fortson, georgia. >> who thinks ron desantis is going to win? [cheers] >> ainsley: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. right now in jerusalem, secretary of state anthony blinken is meeting with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and the israeli war cabinet later today he will head to the west bank to meet with palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. >> brian: blinken's visit as hamas claims responsibility attack 11 people hurt and 3 dead. check point in jordan valley. >> steve: 16 hostages were freed last night. that is really good news, including 12 israelis and four thai nationals. among those released was a second american hostage. 8 more hostages are expected to be released today as the temporary cease-fire was extended one more day. we have got greg palkot in the region. he will join us very shortly. in the meantime, another fox news alert. because world leaders and politicians on both sides of the political aisle on this thursday morning are remembering the life and legacy of henry kissinger. >> brian: yep, the former secretary of state died at his home in connecticut yesterday. he was 100 years old. >> griff jenkins joins us now to look back at the remarkable life and legacy, griff. >> really remarkable. influence shaped american foreign policy for more than 50 years advising five presidents from nixon to trump. >> kissinger is a man who is known to all people who are interested in foreign policy. >> griff: the controversial diplomatic earned the nobel peace prize for his efforts to end the vietnam war. >> there is no country in the world where it is conceivable that a man of my origins could be standing here next to the president of the united states. >> griff: kissinger fled germany as a teen coming to america in 1938. becoming an american citizen in 1943. joining the army, shipping off to fight the very country he fled. receiving a bronze star for meritorious service earned masters and bachelor's from harvard. first got noticed by nixon who appointed him as national security adviser in 19 # 9. ultimately served as secretary of state for both nixon and ford. is he noted for easing tensions with the soviet union during the cold war and establishing u.s. diplomatic regions with china. now, in one of his last interviews this past summer, he warned about tensions between taiwan and china. watch. >> on the current trajectory of relations, i think some military conflict is probable. >> reaction to his death is pouring in. former secretary of state mike pompeo writing this, henry kissinger model of service and great american from the day he came to the united states as a teenager fleeing nazi germany. dr. kissinger dedicated his life to serving this great country and keeping america safe former president george w. bush offering admiration saying america has lost one of the most dependable distinctive voices on foreign affairs at the presidency jerry of henry kissinger. kissinger is survived by his wife, two children from his first marriage and five grandchildren. guys, send it back to you. >> steve: and a legacy. thank you very much, griff. griff talked about how he was secretary of state, national security adviser. things that henry kissinger did in his life. he negotiated first strategic arms limitations treaty and antiballistic missile treaty with the soviet union. he led to the opening of china. he was involved in the cease-fire during the yom kippur war and he ended, you know, he wound up ending the american involvement in vietnam for which he and his north vietnam memorials counterpart that is to say were both awarded the nobel peace prize he famously said maury is the ultimate after infantry diebler yack because he dated a number of woman in hollywood. there cannot be a crisis next week my schedule is already full. >> brian: i also thought it was interesting still productive just released a book. keynote speaker at the al smith dinner in october. and if you talk to him one-on-one by the way he referenced the attacks on october 7th and put in perspective how bad it was and said it was equal, if not, you know, in many ways the worse since the holocaust so productive. when people get older you have to watch what you say it means you are going to lose your fast ball not in his case at all. in fact, the other people that people appreciate in the soccer world. he single-handedly made soccer relevant. put u.s. soccer relevant on the world stage. next one in a couple years. then he came to our country by way of london with his brother and his parents served in the military and got a degree. >> steve: world war ii. >> ainsley: master, bachelor's and ph.d. adviser to some politicians. >> steve: big legacy but big thinker. at harvard his senior thesis title was the meaning of history. just amazing. >> ainsley: you would have liked that. >> brian: i would have loved that, i don't know where to start. >> had a big life. >> ainsley: talk about a big life a big night. ron desantis debating gavin newsom. sean hannity is moderating. this this is all taking place in alpharetta, georgia which is where lawrence is today. >> steve: big crowd of people. good morning, lawrence. >> good morning, family. so good to be in the great state of georgia where the folks are looking forward to this debate it really will show you the contrast of a red state and a blue state, what happened during the pandemic, the economy as it relates to crime. who can govern the best and they picked georgia because now, although the people say it's still trump country georgia has become somewhat of a swing state. let's see what happens tonight. >> steve: all right. we will indeed. in the meantime, lawrence, we want you to weigh in on this, yesterday when you were here in new york with us. we were talking about this. over the weekend, a 9-year-old kansas city chief's fan was shown up on the jumbotron at the chiefs raider game. that is some social media video taken by the family. on the jumbotron all you could see was half of holden's' face the half painted black. reporter for dead spin essentially accused this 9-year-old of finding a way to hate black people and native americans at the same time by showing up in black face wearing that american -- native american head cress. here's the thing. he is native american. and now we know more about why he painted his face black and red. it's chiefs colors. >> brian: he was on with his dad last night on jesse. >> it's okay because a lot of kids at school are getting excited but it's starting to get me a little nervous because if they go a little bit overboard, it's a little scary. >> bubba, would you like an apology? what would you like from kaaron at dead spin. >> it's a little too late for that comments all over, negative comments towards native americans and my family. >> steve: what does it mean you feel all this love from chief's nation and everyone is going to be wearing red and black on their face next sunday. >> really good. >> he asked me 10 minutes ago if he could paint his face before we go live? >> [laughter] >> jesse: who is your favorite player on the chiefs? >> patrick mahomes. >> steve: mine, too. >> ainsley: well, this article i was reading says they have ties, the family has ties to native americans. grandfather served on the board of the tribe in california. the tribes have actually reached out to him in support. this little kid, is he 9 years old. he is painting the school colors on his face. he didn't mean -- he is a big chief's fan. >> steve: lawrence? >> lawrence: did we not see the black players on the field as he was doing the ax back and forth the players were doing it right back to him are we going to overlook the intentions of this writer that he cropped out the other side of the boy's face. he didn't show the full video of the black players participating at one of their fans was celebrating them. i mean, this has gone way too far. when you have a country right now that has actual racist in the middle of the street, and i know people are tired of me saying it. i will keep saying it until we get them out of the middle of the street. promoting hamas, they want to pick on a little kid. a 9-year-old boy who wants to support his team. who is also native american by the way. it's just ridiculous. >> brian: right. we will see what happens with this now. i don't think there is any momentum against him. this wasn't like the covington kids where it took a week or two to get the real story. really all the pressure is now on this reporter. and the editor to come out with a massive apology. and an explanation. not that the parents would accept it. but at least it would be a hail mary to try to save dead spin. this could be a death blow. >> steve: it will be interesting to see exactly how many people do show up in the black and the red face at arrowhead stadium this weekend. >> ainsley: well, we will be watching for the players for the game for taylor swift. >> steve: i wonder if taylor swift will do it. >> ainsley: i doubt it but we will see. >> brian: a lot of people will never paint their face. it doesn't mean they don't support the child. >> ainsley: don't want to break out. >> brian: exactly, lawrence, i cannot see you as a face painter, am i right? >> lawrence: do you want to hear something? i painted my face in college. >> brian: did you? >> lawrence: i did. >> ainsley: why? >> lawrence: listen, listen, can i be honest? when i'm on the team, if i have to paint my face with a fox news logo i will do it because it's my team. it's all about being a team player. >> steve: what did you paint your face? >> lawrence: cowboys. i don't know maybe we put fox news we let a kid put like fox news with some little finger paint and then do red, white, and blue. be very patriotic because we are patriotic channel, maybe that. >> brian: well, that will be interesting. we will see if we get a lot of momentum behind that movement. >> steve: lawrence, what did you paint your face? >> lawrence: oh, so i went to the university of north texas, so it was green for the eagles. >> brian: all right. >> steve: green eagle? your eagles are green? >> lawrence: learn something new every day. >> ainsley: thanks, lawrence. elon musk has a message for his haters. >> if somebody is going to try too blackmail me with advertising, blackmail me with money, go [bleep] yourself. >> ainsley: whoa his full comment. >> brian: i couldn't make it out because they bleeped it. i don't know what they meant. desantis and newsom gear up for tonight's debate on sean hannity show. >> just weakness masquerading as strength. is he flailing. >> what i would tell him is you know what? stop pussy footing around or are you going to sit on the sidelines and chirp? >> the debate is going to be tonight in georgia. so what do voters think? let's go back to lawrence in georgia. 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this is the homeless population. 172,521 chair to that florida. look at this, 25,000. almost 26,000. homeless hop labor relation. finally when it comes to education, just 30% of california fourth graders rated proficient in math despite pending about 45% more in k through 12 education. well, our next guest, they left california, they moved to florida during the pandemic. so joining us now, we have craig blessing and we have terry gilliam, who is also the founder of leaving california and life after california facebook groups. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. craig, tell me your story, why did you decide to leave california? >> well, it was a culmination of a lot of things. mainly it was the pandemic lockdowns. we had a little 2-year-old, he was in day care. just watching him force the mask on him every day it was heart breaking and tough and seeing his face every day leaving and going to work. and then you know, it's other things, you know, seeing the taxes not going to useful policies and then also, you know, my wifes she wars god to get the vaccine mandate which she had complications from right out of the gate. ultimately she set a timeline the hospital did for getting the booster shot, which is april 28th. and then so then when we set our timeline that we have to get out of florida. those are kind the like the key items. >> ainsley: terry, how about you moved to winter park in orlando a beautiful area. >> i was actually born and raised in central florida, ainsley, i moved to california in 1986. it was not as liberal as it is now and as time went on, we kept getting more and more liberal laws passed. we got a super majority in the legislature that kept passing more laws and more regulations, the cost of living went through the roof. in fact when i moved from california to texas. it cost less today it's probably 75% higher. i saw this coming years ago you know what? i'm going back to florida. florida is a free state. we have a governor, a lengths lay temperature that actually looks after the constituents vs. california which i think california legislature, they think that citizens serve them. and their needs. that's why i moved bark. it's just a much freer place to live. much less cost of living. and i'm much happier here. >> ainsley: craig, tell me how your life is different in florida compared to california. >> it's a big difference. so, and in california there is really not a sense of community. and then also, too like