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? 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[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. 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