ukraine. let's make sure we are helping them win the war but certainly we need to track where those dollars are going. let's do the right thing, all come together in our own national defense interest. >> if republicans refuse to fund ukraine and russia takes that country they will be to blame. be like afghanistan was for joe biden. >> absolutely. >> brian: senator, thanks so much. i appreciate it? >> thank you, brian. go army. >> brian: i heard you taking a side there you are supposed to be fair and balanced. second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now ♪ ♪ what's up, guys? [cheers and applause] what's up? what's happening? how are you all doing? it's good to be in north carolina. okay. so, i have to ask you guys. how are we doing under joe biden with a show of hands who thinks we are doing a great job? [boos] >> lawrence: who thinks we are -- not so oak job. who was better off four years ago? [cheers and applause] that's why we hear donald trump is going to be doing a big town hall with sean hannity tonight. and we decided to talk with the folks that matter. that's you, the american people. a lot in the eggs up grill in north carolina, guys. it's good to see y'all. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: ainsley, brian and steve, it's a fired up crowd here this morning. >> you are just outside raleigh. the sign just to your right said this is my happy place. and it says people are happy to be on "fox & friends" today. [applause] >> lawrence: yeah. they miss you all. they love you guys. i have beeeen getting gifts for you all morning. >> ainsley: so sweet. >> lawrence: one lady brought you all little christmas trees to put on your desk. >> steve: organy, cute. >> brian: that's a lost japanese art we got politics to talk about what is happening today? >> steve: we are going talk about 2024. donald trump is going to sit down with sean hannity shortly. seen on capitol hill, because today the presidents of harvard and u penn and mi mit the presidents are going to sit down to explain why anti-semitism, particularly at those three campuses. has been raging. and, in fact, they are going to hear from students from each of those places where they say in some cases some of the jewish students say, you know what? we just don't feel safe going to class. >> ainsley: this is the house education and workforce committee hearing. it's at 10:15 this morning. can you watch it here on fox. they are there to hold the campus leaders accountable. why are you allowing this to happen on your schools and you are not holding those students who are harassing other students, who are an if i semitic blasting with a projector anti-semitic messages on the side of buildings. so, and just confronting anti-semitism and asking them why is your policy that we don't allow hate speech. we don't allow. this we don't allow that on our campus, but, yet, when it happens to the jewish students, they don't hold these students accountable. one student said these -- they were promised these kids were going to be expelled or suspended. and that didn't happen. >> brian: in fact, you talked to one. >> ainsley: we talked to one of the students who actually testified before congress in november. her name is sahar tartak. we had her on before. she is a student at yale. she said she has been getting death threats. she writes for one of the papers. listen. >> there is essentially no space that is not at risk at being taken over by hostile students. so i walk, you know from, place to place. and i hear -- i witness basically what you are presenting right now. students yelling slogans such as resistance is justified in the hundreds, in reference to october 7th. and, also, experienced, you know, my peers and i calling lyin' zionist. coded for jew. it's considered acceptable for the university to call some sort of slur instead of calling them jew. >> brian: going to be interesting. lawrence. all these presidents are going to go up to capitol hill and say not too bad. no big deal. tell that to the colombia president. this is raging on college campuses. in colombia saying october 7th was a counteroffensive by hamas. they are not even guising it with pro-palestinian. they are actually pro-terrorist organization. so good luck with explaining this. my question to you is. do you think they knew this was happening? do you think that they were caught by surprise by this sentiment? and do you think that's what they're going to say today? we did not know this was taking root? >> >> lawrence: they may say that they would be lying to the members of congress. this has been hang on college campuses for a while. i mean, i cover college campuses. >> brian: anti-semitism though? >> lawrence: happening for a while. i did it for three years at campus reform. can you go back and look at all the editorials. it just wasn't taken seriously at the time. now that we have the war going on and what happened on october the 7th. becoming more prominent in the news. like i was talking about w wha was happening the indoctrination happening in the classroom. a lot of people didn't see it until they were back at home. it brings me to my uber driver yesterday. is he a new viewer for fox. his dad was a holocaust survivor. and he was telling me that his dad was telling him the stories of that in germany, they told them that they were going to do. this a lot of people just did not take them seriously. and i think that kind of relates to what's hang in america today. the people that are in the street, the people that are on these college campuses, they're letting us know what their point of view is. and if we don't wake up and hold them accountable, we're going to be doomed for the repeating of history, steve. >> steve: and you know, lawrence, to your point. about you had witnessed anti-semitism on college campuses long before october 7th. i think that's why a lot of these students figured, you know what? i'm going to try to, you know, verbally blow up israel and it's not going to be a big deal. well, it is. you know, in october, at that harvard protest they blamed the attack on israel. at u penn, u penn actually called the fbi about an email sent to the university staff. threatening members of the jewish community. and at mit, jewish students were physically prevented from going to class by a pro-hamas group. now pro-palestinian. pro-hamas group. and the mit student, one in particular, said that the administration ignored calls for more protection because that is just the way it had been going for a while. there had been anti-semitism and i don't think a lot of the administrators realized hey, this is different. october 7th changed things. >> brian: video you just saw just a second ago was yesterday at about 2:30 in the afternoon the protesters got together. they were brought together online at 4:30 they crossed the williamsburg bridge. it was basically flood brooklyn. where do these people do for a living by the way? they're not all students. and i bet you a lot of them are getting paid. >> ainsley: former c.o.o. of facebook and author of lean. in she spoke to fox digital and she was talking with how we need to be against rape, anti-semitism, islamophobia, racism should not be allowed. we can't allow this hatred to stand against anyone lawrence whether she was speaking at the u.n. 700 people there hillary clinton had a video message. senator kristin gillibrand also spoke. she can't believe that women's organizations are not being called out for staying silent the israeli officers were speaking and sharing their experiences about recovering the bodies of these girls and these women in israel. showing girls with broken pelvises. women and girls were naked and covered in blood. women and girls had shooting wounds targeting their sexual organs. breast amputations and amputations of women in other private areas. naked women in showers with their hands tied behind their backs. >> lawrence: let me tell you, ainsley. i keep hearing that phrase from people within either the party or business leaders saying they cannot believe it it's here. jewish people that didn't start on october the 7th. that's been years of data this has been happening in this country preoctober the 7th. just man i hate to tell people this. people that you have seen in the street hiding among them for a while the question is as a country what do we do with this information we do we start educating our kids. do we start understanding if there is criminal behavior another so say you are going after the jews. that's incitement of violence. are we going to wait for the another attack. after they finish with the jews they will to for the christians. they goal for the americans. so we have to be cautious of this. this is not just your typical these are people that have radical views and will target the country. they don't love the country. as i told you all the other day when i was at a protest. you had one of the students who told me why is the american press even here? i turned around and looked at her and i go we are in america. they don't think this is america anymore. they have brought their radical ideology back here to the home front. and we should be aware of that. >> brian: all right. thanks, lawrence. we will check in with you again. still ahead on this show it was the feel good story that american audiences loved. >> do you have any place to stay tonight? don't you dare lie to me. >> brian: now, the family made famous by the blind side is alleging that ex-nfl michael oher tried to extort them for millions. a live report coming up. >> ainsley: plus, the situation at the southern border becoming so dire that authorities in arizona were forced to close a port of entry. kari lake is hoping to be the next senator in arizona and she is going to join us. >> steve: plus it has been 250 days since reporter for the "wall street journal" evan gershkovich was wrongfully detained in russia accused of being a spy. we will speak exclusively with his parents about what they want to see from america's leaders. >> president biden's promise to do whatever it takes to bring evan back. but it's been 250 days. the enforce to do whatever it takes hasn't been done. ♪ we're travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. ooh, take this exit. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. you feel like it's good? how do you know when it's time to check in on your heart? how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a credit card, but it is the kardiamobile card. that is a medical-grade ekg. want to see how it works? yeah. put both thumbs on there. that is your heart coming from the kardiamobile card. wow! with kardiamobile card, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds, from anywhere. kardiamobile card is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading causes of stroke. and it's the only personal ekg that's fda-cleared to detect normal heart rhythm, bradycardia and tachycardia. how much do you think that costs? probably $500. $99. oh, really? you could carry that in your wallet. of course you could carry it in your wallet, right? yes, yes. kardiamobile card is just $79 during our holiday sale, that's a $20 savings. get kardiamobile card for yourself or a loved one today at kardia.com or amazon. ever since i retired, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. which was making my days feel like an uphill battle. that is, until i discovered something different, quviviq—a once-nightly fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. not getting enough sleep was leaving me tired. but quviviq helped me get more sleep. quviviq works differently than medication you may have taken in the past. it's thought to target one of the biological causes of insomnia: overactive wake signals. and when taken every night, studies showed sleep continued to improve over time. do not take quviviq if you have narcolepsy or if allergic to quviviq. don't drink alcohol while taking quviviq or drive or operate heavy machinery until you feel fully alert. quviviq may cause temporary inability to move or talk or hallucinations while falling asleep or waking up. quviviq may cause sleepiness during the day. quviviq may lead to doing activities while not fully awake that you don't remember the next day, like walking, driving and making or eating food. depression, including suicidal thoughts, may occur. most common side effects are headaches and sleepiness. it's quviviq. ask your doctor if it's right for you. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses than anyone else. learn how you can get $1000 back for your business today. comcast business. powering possibilities. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. >> carley: this just in. hunter biden is moving to subpoena former president donald trump, former attorney general bill barr, and others from trump cabinet in his criminal case. hunter biden was charged with making false statements on a federal firearms form while under the influence of drugs. hunter biden's defense attorney claims the documents from three doj officials and the former president are necessary for his defense. a judge still needs to approve the motion. and now to a fox news alert in virginia. where a home explosion rocked an arlington neighborhood overnight. [explosion] >> carley: wow. police were executing a search warrant at a home when a man barricaded himself inside as officers tried making contact with the suspect. police say he fired a flare gun 30 to 40 times. several minor injuries were reported, incredibly, no deaths have been reported from that blast. that is amazing. and hackers still on the loose after stealing personal data from more than 6.923 million and me users, collecting d.n.a. profiles from around the world. the company says the cyber thieves were able to breach the accounts because customers recycled their user names and passwords from other sites that had been compromised. a 2 # and me spokesperson says there is no evidence that the attack came from internal source senate panel conducting oversight of the bureau's powers. >> alexandria hoff is live in washington. alex? >> good morning. it's expected that director wray is going to argue that taking away surveillance powers under section 702 of the foreign surveillance act will effectively disarm the fbi and make the country less safe. section 702 is set to expire at the end of this month and wray does not want to see that happen. during oversight hearing today, is he going to tell the democrat led senate judiciary committee, quote: the agility and effectiveness of 702 will be essential to the fbi's ability and really our mandate from the american people to keep them safe for years to come. in recent years though, 702 has earned bipartisan scrutiny, although it's meant for foreign surveillance targets. it's also allowed federal law enforcement to comb through the communications of u.s. citizens. fox news digital obtained a report by the house weaponization committee that accuses the fbi of abusing its counter-terrorism tools to target catholic americans. the report alleges that their, was no legitimate basis for the memo dumb insert federal law enforcement to noah catholic houses of worship leaked memo looked into extremist. do an ad that memo was later discarded because it didn't meet fbi standards. guys? >> i'm sure the director is going to be asked about that. we will be looking for that life. thank you, alex. >> ainsley: thanks, alexandria. >> brian: major university presidents set to be grilled on the hill for their response to surging anti-semitism or the lack thereof on their campuses. congresswoman elise stefanik, a harvard grad will help lead the hearing. she's next. but, first, lawrence is having breakfast with friends in the tarheel state. lawrence? how is joe biden doing? okay. what's the number one issue facing the country? >> oh, it's that bad? why don't you say more "fox & friends" coming up? nothing? more "fox & friends" coming up. [applause] [cheers and applause] oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ some of the best traditions start under a tree. it's where we gather as a family. it's where we experience the excitement of opening day. it's where we caught our personal best. and this tree is where it all began. this christmas start traditions under your tree... share the tradition of visiting santa's wonderland at bass pro shops and cabela's. and get your free photo with santa. bass pro shops and cabela's. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. thanks to clearer skin with skyrizi - this is my moment. there's nothing on my skin and that means everything! ♪nothing is everything♪ now's the time. ask your doctor about skyrizi, the #1 dermatologist-prescribed biologic in psoriasis. learn how abbvie could help you save. psst. hey, sarah. hi. if you had to choose, would you listen to elevator music all day or deal with payroll compliance? payroll compliance, for sure. wait. for real? switching to gusto made staying compliant much easier. on top of seamless payroll, they automatically calculate my taxes and file with the right agencies for me. can gusto help my small business with compliance too? definitely. thank you so much. choose payroll compliance without the ups and downs. that's working with gusto. i'll be honest. by the end of the day, my floors...yeesh. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my swiffer wetjet. it's a quick and easy way to get my floors clean. wetjet absorbs and locks grime deep inside. look at that! swiffer wetjet. >> brian: right house arizona the border patrol suspending at the border crossing into the tucson sector. why? they have toto free up agents dealing with soaring migrants. cbp sources tell fox news nearly 5,000 immigrants tried crossing there over the weekend. our next guest says biden's border policies are to blame. arizona g.o.p. senate candidate kari lake joins us now. carrie, great to see you. you have seen this border. you have been there a lot. what makes it different now that so many people seemed panic? you know, i don't know if it's that greg abbott is getting more tough on the border and they have decided to funnel everybody through arizona. arizona something hit the hardest right now. the tucson sector is completely out of control. i talked to a businessman last night who is very much involved in the border and he wants to make sure that the legal ports of entry are open because his business relies on that. they are shutting down legal ports of entry where businesses conduct where tourists go back and forth where agricultural trucks come back and forth. they are shutting those down to take the resources and put them out to process people pouring across illegally. can you even imagine that they are shutting down the lukeville port of entry. you are looking at it right now. because they don't have the staff to handle the legal business coming in and out. because they are deal with the illegals that are coming in and out. it's at a crisis point right now. the video that shocked me the most was a couple days ago, a reporter was down there and i think your reporter bill has been down there to spotlight this as well. and a bunch of cartel members were literally moved into evey equipment to chop down parts of the wall so that they could just have people flow in through the wall. they were laughing as the reporter was videotaping them and blowing kisses at the reporter. i mean, they are morning us. they are literally mocking us because joe biden is so weak. >> brian: your governor doesn't care. you want to be the next senator? arizona. obviously if the republicans are going to take a senate. a seat like yours has to be won. would you be better off in a three-person race with guy ago go and senator sinema who left the democratic party to become an independentnt or better off n a one-on-one situation? kyrsten sinema is not a moderate. she isis trying to act like she is. since she became independent last year she voted 100 percent of the time with joe biden's agenda. 100 percent of the time. she is trying to fool the people of arizona. the people of arizona are so fed up with joe biden's out-of-control economy, out of control border. out of control, you know, violence around the globe, that they're ready for a change. it really doesn't matter. i think you could make an argument that she is going to take some votes from republicans and the democrats but i saw her internal memo this showed that she would need to get 600,000 trump voters i don't think there is trump cinema voters out there especially with on the ballot. >> going to be a tight race and the whole party depends on it. not much pressure on your shoulders, cary lake. >> i'm working hard. go to kari lake.com to help me win the seat. >> brian: over to ainsley. >> ainsley: a live look at capitol hill. the presidents of harvard, u penn, mit are going to testify before the house education committee over the disturbing rise of anti-semitism on american campuses. especially among the so-called elite institutions. house conference chair elise stefanik sits on the committee. she is also an alum of harvard and has called on the university's president to resign in recent weeks and she joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. great to be with you this morning. >> ainsley: so good to have you on. what is your reaction to what is happening at elite universities and what do you want to hear today? it is abhorrent, ainsley. this rides and really explosion of anti-semitism on college puss. it's fund mentally hold these university presidents accountable. i'm very focused on what has been allowed to fester at harvard. the fact that president claw dean gay. the president of harvard university was silent over 1,000 israelis the fact that the university was silent is unacceptable. i have called for her resignation. the american people can be assured there will be tough questions for these universities presidents today university and higher education institutions and look at the assaults that are jewish students have been facing. it has been unacceptable to have that at any college or university in america. >> ainsley: yeah, i don't understand it joe biden's impeachment inquiry. fox news is learning that the goal is to vote on this in congress next week. what can you tell us? >> you know, it is important that we continue to move the process forward to deliver transparency and accountability for the american people. this vote on the impeachment inquiry would make sure that we are at the apex of our congressional power there has been no surprises stonewalling from responding to subpoenas and turns over documents we want to make sure that the congress is able to hear from all the witnesses. this allows us to have those closed door depositions which are very important prior to impeachment hearings. i expect impeachment vote imminently certainly before the end of the year. ultimately it's the speaker's decision to make. our members want to make sure that we have all the facts i believe will uncover the greatest political scandal in our nation's history. >> ainsley: i was reading this morning that joe biden was on hunter's payroll not through his personal bank account but he was getting paid, i don't know, weekly, biweekly continuously through one of his business accounts. >> that is true, ainsley. we would not know that if it were not for the great oversight work of jamie comer and his committee. bank records don't lie, ainsley. the mainstream media, they may refuse to report this. but whether it's checks, $240,000. made out to joe biden, from his family who benefited from adversaries like communist china. like russia. or whether it's this monthly payroll bank records do not lie. >> ainsley: congresswoman, thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: you're welcome. 7:32 on the east coast. still ahead from bad to worse. turns out of the gold bars that were recovered in senator bob menendez's house are actually linked to a robbery from a decade ago. peter doocy has a live report on that, next. plus, 250 days. that is how long "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich has been wrongfully detained in russia. his parents are speaking out exclusively on "fox & friends" on their mission to get him home. >> evan is in a prison. the prison designed to isolate and break you down. we want the u.s. government to do whatever it takes to bring evan home. ♪ rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. i chose arexvy. rsv? make it arexvy. i'm sarah escherich, i'm the life enrichment director at independence village, the senior living community in waukee, iowa. everybody here really, really make you feel like family and that they love you. our goal with tiktok was to enrich the lives of our residents and just to be able to show people what senior living can be like. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am. i mean, we're the ones that are being entertained. time goes faster when you're having fun. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? you may pay as little as $10 per prescription. >> brian: i hope you are watching fox news today three of them. christopher wray on capitol hill. have a lot of pointed questions on what kind of surveillance they actually need as tools. will be used for political purposes. a lot of republicans are reluctant to give some of the power that they have before. or the fbi the power they had before. because what they have done with social media and looking to certain presidential candidates. also, riley gaines has a little bit of a problem as do most of you with men becoming women and beating women in women sports. it happened again this week. she is speaking up and speaking out and talking about how it affected her. and president trump is going to do a town hall with sean hannity. she seen the big debate last week with red state, blue state. seen the other debates. this is a time for him to sound off and talk about how he holds on to that lead in iowa, new hampshire. and on the national front. in fact, over the last three polls, guys, he has beaten joe biden by 3, 4, and 5 points. >> steve: all right, brian. thank you very much. meanwhile, major new development in senator bob menendez of new jersey's corruption case. gold bars found in the democrat's home are connected to a separate violent crime. >> ainsley: that's not good. peter doocy joins us now with all the details. peter? >> peter: turns out gold bars like the ones found in menendez' house in new jersey are surprisingly easy to trace. we are learning about this because a man now accused of bribing bob menendez had 22 gold bars stolen from him about a decade ago. and police were able to return them because, according to nbc c news, coat. each gold bar has its own serial number. never see two stamped the say way j fred database said to prosecutors. menendez is not a sympathetic figure to democrats in the senate that is being senator from pennsylvania john fetterman. >> something like george santos how can you somebody alike, you know, senator menendez remain in the senate as well, too. because i promise you that one of the major differences between representative -- former representative santos and senator menendez is $300 million of munitions, you know with egypt as well, too. and santos has never accused of being a foreign agent. >> peter: fetterman mentioned george santos. available on cameo. submit prompts to public figures to personalize video messages. fetterman had santos make one for menendez or team submitted to website for bobby from new jersey. >> hey, bobby, look, i don't think i need to tell you, but these people that want to make you get in trouble and want to kick you out and make you run away. you make them put up or shut up. you stand your ground, sir. and don't get bogged down by all the haters out there. stay strong. merry christmas. and fetterman obviously going for laughs with that. but since santos is charging $200 and up per message. fetterman is also inadvertently paying for santos' legal bills. back to you. >> brian: just so odd on capitol hill the president wants funding for ukraine. but it's republicans that go to bat for it. and it's also the ukrainians are work on capitol hill. doesn't seem like the president ever tells us what he needs the money for or what the mission is doesn't seem to want to answer any of the questions or go to bat for it. >> peter: well, when he does it's more in the context this is a great threat to democracy if ukraine doesn't get the money. but what the other republican leaders and what pentagon leaders are saying is, it's an urgent military need, like we don't give them money, they are saying that they are going to run out of bullets and that's just going to be the name of that tube, the russians will advance. so, but, you are right. president biden has said almost nothing about this recently and we don't expect him to today. >> steve: peter, you mentioned that george santos is available on cameo for up to 200 bucks. he sells text messages for 10 bucks. that's a good value. >> peter: well, dad, i didn't want to ruin your christmas present. >> steve: oh ho ho ho another little message from george santos. you are funny. >> ainsley: thank you, peter. [laughter] some republicans are saying they don't want the funding to go to ukraine this want the funding to go to our own border. others say if you don't fund ukraine then russia wins? >> brian: there is no doubt russia will win. there are four things to get done. taiwan, taiwan, ukraine, israel, and the border. and chuck schumer has got understand if he wants this done. he has got to compromise. he is going to have to listen to republicans. and that's the best thing that ever happened to him because he would have a way to slow down the broken border and the surge that is happening right now. actually work for democrats. >> steve: democrats say that is their red line there will be no southern border stuff and all that other foreign policy stuff. >> brian: they at this point in time for soft sided tents to house more of them. republicans are saying change the asylum rules and start sending people back. so put them on jets and send them home. >> ainsley: all right. now to this. 250 days have ocome and gone and "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich still remains behind bars in moscow prison. the american born journalist was first detained in russia on espionage charges while on a work trip. >> brian: gershkovich' sentence has been extended several times by the russian government. expected to be imprisoned at least now until the end of january. now his parents just sat down with steve in an exclusive interview on "fox & friends." >> steve: that's right. here's the thing it. sounds like the parents think his trial could be best case scenario right now could be march or april. then again they might have another postponement. >> ainsley: they keep extending. keep in mind we are at war with russia. we don't have a lot of leverage over vladimir putin. and the family whose hearts are broken, they are hoping that the administration has not forgotten about their son. he has been sitting in that prison for 250 days. i asked them in the interview that's going to run in its entirety in one hour, what's your message for joe biden and the secretary of state? watch this. >> we had president biden's promise to do whatever it takes to bring evan back. he also told us that he released to us as a parent, he feels our pain. and ears ringing in my ears every single day. it's been 250 days and evan is not here. and the efforts to do whatever it takes hasn't been done. >> steve: what would you like to say, gail, to secretary of state, the president of the united states, just about bringing your boy home? >> that promise that the president made give us a lot of solace. and hope. and strength. but it's after 250 days is getting very, very hard to hold on to that. we need -- we want u.s. government to focus on bringing an american journalist back home. >> steve: they were told by the president of the united states. directly that he has a good team working on it. of course, the gershkovich family, who you will meet with the entire interview in about 45 minutes. they did talk to joe biden that one time. i asked him if he has called back. if they heard from the administration. it was just that one time from joe. >> brian: if we're looking to do a swap. evidently we have somebody that we might be able to control in another country picked up in germany. we don't do. this we don't scoop up other people's people in order to swap them eventually. that's our problem. we have values and ethics. and the people that we have actually break the law. >> steve: it's just ridiculous that they accused him of being a spy. and they did it like the day after he wrote a critical review of the russian economy. and, obviously, it rankled vladimir putin. >> ainsley: we know what vladimir putin is capable of. his mom says this is one of the worst prisons. they are not really allowing him to do much. so he just writes letters to her and she is able to send him letters. they also set at the dining room table at thanksgiving. they leave a chair open. because they want him to come home. that's his chair. >> steve: they are just so hopeless and helpless because the only thing they got is the administration. and right now, to them, it doesn't look like they're focused on evan gershkovich and we are doing the story 250 days in to remind the administration don't forget about that reporter. an american journalist jailed, you know, illegally, in russia needs to be sprung. >> brian: the white house correspondents association should be pushing. don't you think? >> ainsley: absolutely. if the administration is watching this morning. please help get him out of prison. and bring him home. becauses. i'm sure the p parents are watching what is happening in israel with the swaps. and whether or not that's right or wrong. i'm sure they are just thinking we want our son home. and they are happy that those hostages are home. but they also want the president to remember their child. >> brian: carley shimkus, you have the other news we were working on this. >> carley: i certainly do. back here at home, guys. a horrible story here. security guard is dead and another hurt after stabbing in macy's in philadelphia. the 30-year-old suspect who has a long rap sheet reportedly trying to steal several hats when he was stopped by security leading to the deadly confrontation. retired nypd inspector paul mauro joined us earlier and said soft on crime policies are emboldening criminals. >> this is what happens when we inculcate in thieves the yufd that they have some right to do this kind of thing. and what you get met with, when you take that away, is righteous anger. they are actually upset about it. shouldn't have happened. you have to enforce with more than a summons. which is all they do down in philadelphia. and they got to knock this out. >> carley: the suspect has not been formally charged in the case. investigation is, of course, ongoing. and check out this new video of a massive group of chinese nationals. look at that, waiting to be processed after illegally crossing into california from mexico. many of the migrants are neatly dressed and reportedly carrying expensive luggage. cbp says more than 24,000 chinese citizens were apprehended at the southern border just this fiscal year. this past one. that's more than the last 10 years combined. a new survey shows 12% of retired americans are expected to head back to work in 2024. the top reason being inflation and, of course, the higher cost of living. when about two thirds of those looking to re-enter the workforce says they are worried about age discrimination. even though it's illegal. experts say it can be hard to prove. one adviser is telling older candidates to update their resumes to avoid this type of rejection. tips include not using an apartment ol email address. and/or including your home address on your resumes. those your headlines, guys, lawrence, we are checking back in with you. you are having breakfast with friends be in clayton, north carolina. hi. >> lawrence: hey, carley, i'm so glad that you did that headline. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: what's up? it's good to be in north carolina. so, carley was just doing a headline about a lot of retired folks that are saying, look, as much as we want to enjoy retirement, inflation has hit us so hard we're going back to work. and you told me you just retired last year. >> i did. >> lawrence: thinking about. >> definitely thinking about going back to work. we planned our retirement about four years ago when trump was still in office. now the last two years, and i have retired, and now everything is the inflation has gone bad. but i'm worried about going back to work. who is going to hire someone at my age when they can hire someone much younger. >> lawrence: caught in a tough pickle right now. >> definitely. >> lawrence: thank you so much for speaking to me. i also want you all to hear from this gentleman right here. a black conservative. concerned about the direction of the country. and you said that you want the republicans to start fighting. >> yes. so i think every time they hear certain words, they cringe. abortion, crime, immigration. they don't have a policy. the bottom line is if people want unfettered immigration, they should have to pay for it. the people that want it, need to check a box on the irs form and pay the extra money for these people waltzing in here costing us billions of dollars. >> lawrence: who is your candidate? >> donald trp. unquickably donald trump. [applause] >> lawrence: ma'am, i was talking to you earlier, and you say crime is one of your top issues because you know it firsthand. >> yes, i do. a little less than a month ago. an intruder came into my house. and i confronted him hiding behind the door in my dawn dry room. if it weren't for flailing and acting like an absolute lunatic. >> lawrence: you went to self-defense and they told you to be big. >> to be a grisly bear and spread yourself out so you look like you are going to kill somebody. that's exactly what i did. in fact we are going to court in two days this is arraignment and they have kept him with no bond. >> lawrence: no bond. >> no bond. >> lawrence: what is your message to the leaders that want to defund the police and want to be soft on the criminals? >> i just hope that one day you don't walk in your house and find somebody in your house that may kill you because, if we don't keep funding the police and i'm sorry i get upset with this. >> lawrence: no, take your time. >> if we don't keep funding the police and making them the center of our cities and our towns the criminals are going to take over for sure. [applause] if you can hear the common thing from people we talk. to say you hereinflation. folks saying we just had the headline, you see someone that's been impacted. got to go back to work. crime, day-to-day. and then the border. and law and order. that seems to be the main issues facing america. it's reed in the polls as well. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> brian: thanks so much. [cheers and applause] >> steve: directly contacted that woman. >> ainsley: what a story she has. >> brian: 8 minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead jimmy failla joins us live. >> steve: it was the story that american audiences loveded ae movies. >> do you have any place to stay tonight? don't you dare lie to me. >> steve: well, now, the che thy family made famous by the blind side says ex-nfl star michael oher tried to extort them for millions. that's next. ♪ if you struggle. and struggle. and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com we're travelling all across america, talking to people about their hearts. how's the heart? i feel like it's good. how do you know? let me show you something. it looks like a credit card, but it is the kardiamobile card. with kardiamobile card, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds, from anywhere. kardiamobile card is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading causes of stroke. kardiamobile card is just $79 during our holiday sale, a $20 savings. get it for yourselff or a loved one at kardia.com or amazon. for almost 100 years, harry and david has been making gourmet gifts to share with loved ones near and far. because giving is about more than a day on the calendar. we believe the world would be a better place if we all shared more. harry and david. life is a gift, share more. >> janice: good morning, i have friends from utah. what are you doing this week? >> we're seeing new york, going to rockettes and greg gutfeld. >> janice: i'll warn you what you should know about greg gutfeld. he is awesome temperature is cold. we have a warming trend coming our way across the central and upper u.s. you will love the forecast over next couple days. we have a system moving in, potential for rain, quick across river valley. say hi to steve doocy. hi, steve. >> steve: i'm going to kansas city on thursday, it's going to be warm. >> janice: take your shorts and take a picture. >> steve: okay. thank you. upon blind sided, court documents reveal new information about michael oher's attempt to get his adopted parents to fork over profits from the movies. he was asking for money to keep quiet. >> griff: a lot of money, this is a twist in the legal battle between the star lineman and the tuohies who took him in as a deprived young man as depicted in "the blind side." michael oher allegedly attempted to defame the tuohies and expose them as fake and thieves if they didn't pay him in $50 million in royalty money he believed he was cheated out of by the tuohy's. he wrote, if something is not resolved, i will tell the world how i was robbed by my supposed to be parents. how will that look? he dropped the $50 million to $15 million after the tuohies refused to pay

Related Keywords

Money , President , Aid , U S , Funding , Senators , Capitol Hill , Package , Zelenskyy , Briefing , Chief Of Staff , Israel , Senator , Things , Something , Taiwan , Munitions , Four , Invasion , Border Policy Change , China , Asylum , Wall , Ukraine , Policy Changes , Weapons Platforms , Being , Indo Pacific , Border , Businesses , Some , Defense , Weapons , Teacher Pensions , Not Welfare , Republicans , Thing , War , Dollars , Defense Interest , Joe Biden , Brian , Country , Russia , Afghanistan , Go Army , Side , Guys , Fox Friends , Applause , Cheers , Job , Doing , North Carolina , Show Of Hands , Lawrence , Oak , Boos , People , Lot , Donald Trump , Town Hall , Folks , Matter , Eggs , Grill , Sean Hannity , Ainsley , Place , Steve Doocy , Sign , Right , Crowd , Raleigh , Trees , Gifts , Desk , One , Politics , Japanese , Organy , Cute , Talk , 2024 , 2024 Donald , Presidents , Fact , Anti Semitism , Harvard , Campuses , U Penn , Mi Mit , Three , Students , House , Jewish , Peach , Education , Workforce , Committee Hearing , Class , Places , Fox , Cases , 15 , 10 , Campus Leaders , Messages , Schools , Projector , Buildings , Policy , Campus , Hate Speech , Ainsley Plus , Congress , Student , Sahar Tartak , Kids , Didn T , Name , Space , Risk , Death Threats , Papers , Yale , Resistance , Slogans , October 7th , Hundreds , Reference , Peers , Calling Lyin , 7 , Jew , Coded , Sort , Slur , Zionist , It , College Campuses , Deal , Hamas , Counteroffensive , Colombia , Question , Organization , Luck , Surprise , Members , Root , Sentiment , Editorials , Campus Reform , Home , Wasn T , News , Classroom , Indoctrination , W Wha , October The 7th , Dad , Stories , Germany , Viewer , Uber Driver , Holocaust Survivor , Kind , Hang , Point Of View , The Street , Point , Accountable , History , Repeating , Fbi , Group , Attack , Staff , Jewish Community , Mit , Femail , Way , Administration , Protection , Particular , Calls , Pro Hamas Group , Video , Protesters , Administrators , 30 , 2 , Living , Williamsburg Bridge , Flood Brooklyn , 4 , Anyone , Racism , Author , Coo , Lean , Islamophobia , Rape , Hatred , Fox Digital , Facebook , Women , Kristin Gillibrand , Video Message , Organizations , Hillary Clinton , 700 , Girls , Officers , Experiences , Blood , Pelvises , Wounds , Women In Israel , Bodies , Organs , Showers , Dbacks , Breast Amputations , Amputations , Hands , Areas , Phrase , Leaders , Party , Business , Data , Didn T Start On October The 7th , Information , Street , Hiding , Violence , Behavior , Incitement , Americans , Goal , Christians , Views , Press , Protest , Ideology , The American , Home Front , Story , Thanks , Audiences , Don T You Dare Lie To Me , Show , Family , Report , Michael Oher , Millions , Situation , Authorities , The Blind Side , Ex Nfl , Reporter , Evan Gershkovich , Arizona , Wall Street Journal , Kari Lake , Port Of Entry , 250 , Promise , Parents , Spy , Back , Hasn T , Heart , Hearts , Ooh , Exit , Card , Credit Card , Ekg , Kardiamobile , Thumbs , Causes , Anywhere , Stroke , Atrial Fibrillation , Bradycardia , Heart Rhythm , Fda , Tachycardia , Kardiamobile Card , Course , Holiday Sale , Savings , Wallet , Yes , Costs , 9 , 0 , 99 , 500 , 00 , 79 , 20 , Trouble , Kardia Com , Amazon , Insomnia , Uphill Battle , Quviviq , Sleep , Medication , Wake Signals , Adults , Studies , Drive , Alcohol , Inability , Narcolepsy , Don T Drink , Machinery , Side Effects , Sleepiness , Hallucinations , Headaches , Thoughts , Food , Walking , Eating , Activities , Depression , Quviviq May , Doctor , Most , Order , Internet , Prepaid Card , Comcast Business , Opportunity , Small Business Bonus , Efficient , Savvy , 1000 , 000 , Company , Business Internet , Business Today , Network , Anyone Else , Possibilities , Yep , Care , Kim , Husband , Mom , Loved Ones , Devices , Life , Memories , Joy , Team Usa Training Facility , Hunter Biden , Case , Carley Shimkus , Bill Barr , Former , Cabinet , Others , Documents , Statements , Influence , Officials , Defense Attorney , Drugs , Firearms , Judge , Doj , Explosion , Motion , Neighborhood , Home Explosion , Fox News Alert In Virginia , Arlington , Suspect , Oman , Police , Times , Contact , Search Warrant , Flare Gun , Wow , 40 , Deaths , Injuries , Blast , Hackers , Loose , 6 923 Million , Thieves , Sites , Customers , Accounts , User Names , Users , Dna Profiles , Passwords , Around The World , Me Spokesperson , Evidence , Alex , Senate , Surveillance , Section , Director Wray , Powers , Oversight , Bureau , Alexandria Hoff , Washington , 702 , Christopher Wray , Effectiveness , Agility , Oversight Hearing Today , Quote , Safe , Democrat , Senate Judiciary Committee , Ability , Scrutiny , Mandate , Surveillance Targets , Fox News , Law , The House Weaponization Committee , Tools , Enforcement , Citizens , Communications , Memo , Sad , Extremist , Insert , Basis , Catholic Houses Of Worship , University Presidents , Response , Didn T Meet Fbi Standards , Director , The Hill , Alexandria , Congresswoman Elise Stefanik , Breakfast , Friends , Hearing , Grad , Black , First , Tarheel State , Nothing , Don T , Issue , Coming Up , Number One , Dog Barks , Liberty , Bunny , Pay , Tree , Traditions , Opening Day , Excitement , Best , Tradition , Photo , Visiting Santa , Santa , Wonderland , Bass Pro Shops , Cabela S , Skin , Skyrizi , Moderate , Plaque Psoriasis , Music , Somedays , Everything , Study , 90 , 3 , 5 , Vaccine , Reactions , Infections , Infection , Starter Doses , Symptoms , Plan , Psoriasis , 1 , Payroll Compliance , Gusto , Elevator Music , Sarah Escherich , Sure , Psst , Payroll , Small Business , Top , Compliance , Agencies , Gusto Help , File , The Ups And Downs , Taxes , Floors , Grime , Swiffer Wetjet , The End , Floors Yeesh , Agents , House Arizona , Tucson Sector , Border Crossing , Border Patrol , Toto , Migrants , Candidate , Border Policies , Weekend , Immigrants , Cbp Sources , Guest , Tell Fox News , 5000 , Greg Abbott , Carrie , Last Night , Everybody , Businessman , Sector , Control , Tough , Entry , Sports , Tourists , Resources , Trucks , Forth , Lukeville Port Of Entry , Illegals , Crisis Point , Videotaping , Reporter Bill , Cartel Members , Parts , Bunch , Equipment , Evey , Seat , Doesn T Care , Governor , Kisses , Kyrsten Sinema , Race , Independentnt , Guy Ago Go , She Isis , 100 , Out Of Control , Economy , Votes , Change , Globe , Argument , Doesn T Matter , Voters , Cinema Voters , 600000 , Pressure , Shoulders , Ballot , Cary Lake , Education Committee , To Ainsley , Rise , Committee , Alum , Elite Institutions , Reaction , Elite Universities , Rides , Fund , College Puss , Claw Dean Gay , Silent , Israelis , University , Questions , Resignation , Impeachment Inquiry , Learning , Assaults , College , Institutions , Facing , Accountability , Vote , Transparency , Process , Apex , Power , Subpoenas , Witnesses , Stonewalling , Depositions , Impeachment Hearings , Impeachment Vote , Speaker , Decision , Morning , Facts , Bank Account , Nation , Scandal , Hunter , Mainstream Media , Business Accounts , I Don T Know , Weekly , Oversight Work Of Jamie Comer , Bank Records Don T Lie , Biweekly , Payroll Bank , Records , Checks , Adversaries , Communist China , 240000 , 40000 , Senator Menendez , Gold , Bars , Turns , Congresswoman , Robbery , East Coast , 32 , Mission , Peter Doocy , Government , Prison , Rsv , 60 , Everyone , Immune Systems , Respiratory Disease , Make It Arexvy , Ingredients , Spain , Headache , Muscle Pain , Injection Site Pain , Fatigue , Community , Lives , Life Enrichment Director , Residents , Tiktok , Iowa , Independence Village , Waukee , Ones , Fun , Golo , Sholeh , 75 , Weight , Size , 6 , A1c , Stop Rybelsus , Me Rybelsus , Isn T , Pill , Type 1 Diabetes , Endocrine Neoplasia Syndrome , Medullary Thyroid Cancer , Don T Take Rybelsus , Help , Gallbladder Problems , Stomach Pain , Vision Problems , Changes , Lump , Swelling , Neck , Pancreatitis , Sulfonylurea , Provider , Prescription , Kidney Problems , Blood Sugar Risk , Insulin , Vomiting , Nausea , Diarrhea , Dehydration , Purposes , Problem , Candidates , Social Media , Bit , Riley Gaines , Men Becoming Women And Beating In Sports , Trump , Red State , Lead , Debate , Debates , Blue State , Polls , Points , Development , National Front , New Hampshire , Crime , Corruption Case , Details , New Jersey , 22 , Gold Bar , C News , Database , Serial Number , Coat , Nbc , Two , George Santos , John Fetterman , Figure , Prosecutors , Pennsylvania , Representative , Well , Differences , 00 Million , 300 Million , Cameo , Prompts , Agent , Egypt , Team , Video Messages , Figures , Website , Bobby , Ground , Haters , Sir , Merry Christmas , Message , Bills , Laughs , 200 , Bat , Doesn T , Ukrainians , Saying , Ukraine Doesn T , Pentagon Leaders , Democracy , Context , Threat , Biden Has , Russians , Bullets , Military Need , Tube , Text Messages , 200 Bucks , Value , Who , Bucks , 10 Bucks , Peter , Laughter , Doubt , Wins , Chuck Schumer , Has , Done , Surge , Red Line , Stuff , Foreign Policy Stuff , Tents , Asylum Rules , Jets , Work Trip , Sentence , The American Born Journalist , Russia On Espionage , Interview , That S Right , Trial , Sounds , Case Scenario , Vladimir Putin , Mind , Leverage , Postponement , Secretary Of State , Son , Entirety , Parent , Tears , Efforts , Gail , Strength , Solace , Hope , Boy , Journalist , 45 , Somebody , Swap , We Don T , Values , Joe , Ethics , Review , Letters , Prisons , Chair Open , Chair , Dining Room Table , White House Correspondents Association , Becauses , Swaps , Wrong , Hostages , Child , Another , Stabbing , Rap Sheet , Philadelphia , Security Guard , Macy S , Criminals , Paul Mauro , Policies , Confrontation , Security , Retired Nypd , Danger , Shouldn T Have , Yufd , Investigation , Nationals , Summons , Chinese , Many , Luggage , California , Mexico , 24000 , Inflation , Survey , Cost Of Living , Reason , 12 , Resumes , Type , Discrimination , Adviser , Experts , Tips , Headlines , Email Address , Apartment , Rejection , Clayton , Headline , Retirement , Someone , Office , Direction , Pickle , Gentleman , Conservative , Immigration , Bottom Line , Fighting , Words , Abortion , Form , People Waltzing , Box , Irs , Donald Trp , Unquickably , Issues , Intruder , Ma Am , Self Defense , Weren T For Flailing , Door , Lunatic , Dawn Dry Room , Bond , Arraignment , Bear , Towns , Cities , Center , Law And Order , Hereinflation , Steve , Reed , Woman , New York , Jimmy Failla , 8 , American Audiences Loveded Ae Movies , Che Thy Family Made Famous , Struggle , Cpap , Inspire , Safety Information , Mask , Hose , Giving , Gourmet , Harry And David , Yourselff , World , Gift , Calendar , Janice , More , Greg Gutfeld , Utah , Rockettes , System Moving In , Temperature , Forecast , Warming Trend , Rain , River Valley , Hi , Kansas City , Court Documents , Shorts , Picture , Blind Sided , Profits , Attempt , The Movies , Tuohies , Twist , Lineman , Battle , The Star , Griff , The Tuohy , 50 Million , 5 Million , 15 Million ,