what do these two men have in common? did the democrat party leave them or did they leave the democrat party. president biden in new york city of the crime crisis vowing invest more money into police departments across america. >> the idea isn't to defund the police. we want to crack down on those who commit violence. brian: focusing just on guns will not get us anywhere. the president promises in the next coming days, just days after wilbur morrow was laid to rest. as cops face an increase in ambushes, his sister is blaming the sister. >> how many more officers have to lose their lives before this system changes. brian: i wish we had the chance to that. we heard it time and time again. soft on crime prosecutors. they come up every day in our news reports, but nothing nothing seems to change. eric adams the new mayor seems to get it. >> they put on their uniform and go back in the streets. with all of that frustration, they still go back and do their job. now it's time for lawmakers to do their job. brian: the key is to re-fund, not defund the police. democrats are responsible for the blood running through the streets and the subways. you can spray sound bites from all these then and women the last two years. we move ahead. now to mandate mania. remember when we told lockdowns were pour only tool, the best available tool to stop the pandemic? >> the fact that we shut down when we did and the rest of the world did, has saved hundreds of millions of infections and millions of lives. brian: johns hopkins released a study telling us what we already knew. it be only decreased deaths by.2%. the media blacked out that study. they didn't have time to do it. some schools are not even dropping vaccine mandates. the cases and hospitalizations are dropping rapidly. look at the stats. we have to transition to living with the virus, not hiding from it. like sweden, denmark and the u.k. remember the convoy of ticked off truckers protesting in canada? their gofundme page that raised over $10 million because they are content promotes violence. the pandemic can't be eliminated but it's our decision to intelligently live with it. to the cross-hairs of conflict. the biden administration faces a dual threat. they killed an isis commander in syria. look at the compounds before the raid. then after the raid. how do we know that the head of isis was there? we have a presence there. we have troops. and where are the terrorists going? they are going to afghanistan where we have zero troops and we stranded our allies. you a krien. ukraine. russia moves special forces soldiers near the belarus border. pass vladimir putin points the finger at the u.s. for starting trouble, the white house points it right back at them. >> there is one aggressor here. that aggressor is russia. they are the ones who gathered tens of this to of troops on the border. brian: super bowl, football. super bowl 56. tom brady gave us something to talk about, calling it quits after 22 seasons. and allegations of racial discrimination. he compares the league to a plantation that exploits black labor. ladies and gentlemen, that's what matters most. now it's time to find out with dana perino and bill hemmer. i have no idea what you think matters most. but you have to pick from the top four. dana: i think we should get gold stars for being quiet. bill: i think it was all good. i now and ainsley don't get along but dana and i do. what is your top story? >> dana: for me it's crime. streb security is the most important thing. if you don't have security, nothing else will actually matter. we saw a two-year experiment with being soft on crime with all these progressive d.a.s. but we know it leads to a surge? crime across america. you have families, of victims speaking out. we are learning the stories more and more. and it's not just in new york city. chicago, houston, denver, colorado. and moms and dads across the country where their kids are work in one of these cities and they are upset about the trajectory. the president comes to new york to try to unite the country. but he doesn't do that because they haven't been able to realize that americans have figured out the policies led to the increase in crime. i think they are walking into a huge problem in the mid terms anyway, but you add crime on top of that. it will only get worse if they don't change the policy. bill: i can't disagree with anything she said. all the topics you laid out do matter. if i were to pick one, i would deal with covid and the findings from johns hopkins. we have been living this for two years. history will look back and tell us whether we made the right decisions or the wrong ones. jonss hopkins, they are the ones who came out with the map the. this organization has credibility. the fact that we were the only ones reporting on this, and cnn, msnbc, the "new york times," "the washington post." it doesn't look like they gave it much attention at all. bill: i think a lot of people think covid is behind us. the johns hopkins study about blew me away that the isolation saved. you were told to stay i doors. what did we learn about only chron? your family was more liable to give it to you than a stranger walking down the street or someone walk working in a gym. brian: the city of cincinnati giving the kids off from school the day after the super bowl. dana: jesse watters has been calling for the day after the super bowl to be a national holiday. remember your 16-year-old self? and let the community have a good time. it's also east coast time. the game isn't finished until late. america is rooting for the bengals. brian: thanks so much, guys. i just wish you got along better. bill: we are working on it. brian: bill and dana, i would like to thank you because it was in the prompter. democrats are so far off the rails, are they losing touch with their own voters? sphoo when people read that san francisco have basically legalized shoplifting, they think democrats have gone nuts. brian: and carley joins me in a news duel. the lexus rx. built for modern families. get $1,500 lease cash toward a 2022 rx 350. 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>> no question in my book. the party left me. i worked hard on getting a budget passed. i finally got it where it was really great for everybody. but especially great for the democrats. then they just dove in a ditch. after 7 months of this, there is no way i'm going to sit down here to play games. i wanted to get something done. i talked to my wife and i said i cannot take this. the next person i saw, i went to the -- to the oval office. i and down with president trump. i think he did a fantastic job. i look forward to him being back there. i looked at him and said i am thinking about changing parties. he jumped across the table and stuck his hand out. do it right now. he yelled mike! mike! come in here. lo and behold we were sitting there having a little semi celebration. but the loaning and short of it is -- will you the long and short of it, he was the first person i told. i did that because of the great respect i have for him and all he was going to do. brian: you changed about the same time. if the democratic party got deficit to zero you wouldn't have changed parties right? >> the party you see now is the democratic socialist party and marxist party. it was a similar story. i wouldn't vote for impeachment. under tremendous pressure there were a lot of people who spoke to me. the fatal words were, "you will obey." i walked home after a lot of unhappy dialogue and discussions. and i realize for a while. and i got a call from the white house. the long and short of it. president trump wanted to meet with me. we sat and talked for about an hour and a half. and he said, you should be a republican. i turned to him and said, mr. president, i am going to be a republican. same thing with jumping up. but i hadn't told anybody at home yet. he wanted to do it right then, right there. i said i have to go home and tell me wife and my kids and they were all good. i won reelection. i am proud i did it. we have to take this country back. this is more than the names of political parties. this is about the future of america. we are on the precipice. we are about to lose this great nation. we are the shining city on the hill. brian: governor, if the president governed as a moderate he would be much more formidable in 2022 and 2024. do you think he will. >> i can tell you without any doubt, what's happening with the national democratic party is complete insanity. and we know it. surely wasn't anything close to that bad in west virginia. but what is going on now is and absolute circus. brian: senator joe manchin helped save the country, i believe. straight ahead. cut the bull podcast broadcaster is here. and who gets to define misinformation? it's a word we hear a lot. but what does it actually mean? that story as it relates to joe rogan next. allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms including nasal congestion, so you can breathe better. claritin-d. breathe better. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line. to help keep the gum sealed tight. >> welcome to fox news live. an ever expanding convoy of truckers are moving into canadian cities as drivers protest the vaccine mandate. they have been traveling across canada for weeks, arriving in ought today last week. the crowd founding site gofundme is facing backlash after it closed the account of the convoy. the russian defense ministry says they were only practicing as the kremlin continues to position troops. i'm anita vogel. now back to "one nation." brian: february is black history month, the time to recognize the history of black americans. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the full meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all mean are created equal. brian: 1963. the speech during the march on washington famously becoming a milestone in black history. >> we are free at last. thank god almighty, we are free at last. brian: it began in 1619 when the first ships a -- arrived from africa. it took more than 200 years for abolitionism to arrive. northerners helped people escape on the black rail underground railroad. 30 years later civil war breaks out. the 54th massachusetts volunteer infantry, the first all black regiment to bravely fight for the north. -- 1863 the emancipation proclamation. after the war, civil rights pioneers emerged. booker f. washington. malcolm x and mlk. blacks went from freedom to a period of reconstruction which led to anything but equality. instead we got segregation in the south. 1955, rosa parks. the simple gesture sent shock waves across the south. she refused to give up or seat to a white man on a segregated bus. black students enter a white school under armed god. the civil rights act of 1964 passed. meanwhile, sports pulling america forward again. the first black heavyweight champion, jack johnson. >> jackie robinson. a pride to his race. brian: jackie robinson breaking baseball's color barrier, and mohammed ali. he was the most fame powls american in the -- the most famous american in the world. the first black secretary of state, colin powell. and the first female secretary of state were condoleezza rice. and then barack obama who wins the election for president. could the supreme court justice be next? joining us, professor wilfred reilly, shemeka michelle, charles, let me start with you. where are we at with race relations? >> we made obviously great journeys. they don't talk about it enough. he has a high school student who said they are problem with black history month is they only talk about the negatives. every year they teach her with martin luther king, rosa parks, malcolm x. >> what is the history you have lived? >> it's great to look at history. the way to move things forward is to see how far we have come. maybe we have a long way to go. but we are certainly not where we used to be. brian: the last few years the george floyd riots, some people say behave gone backwards. the police officer is in jail. others may follow. a lot of people see that and say we have gone backwards. do you feel that way? >> i think there is a difference between perception and reality. this is important. this is one of the things i actually studied professionally. if you look at the basic questions we use in my field, if you object to a boss or lover of a different race. the u.s.a. is one of the least racist in the world. you get this weird seeny where people think things are really bad. but only 8 or 9 percent of people are actual old school bigots. i don't think what you see on the news is what you are neighbors see. brian: i didn't live during that time, but it seems to be too soon to have taken place here. black lives matter made $90 million. the president left, bout a bunch of real estate. and they say they are not in charge. >> whatever you have feel about race relyings, you can give an organization money and check a box. but where does it go and what does it do? we focus on education. we got to the point that it's about what history we should and shouldn't teach. maybe we should teach them first. i knew it was bad in baltimore. but to tell me you test 684 kids and 184 are reading kindergarten level? brian: they say that's an example, america is note teaching black americans to read and write. is that if the case? >> that's not the case. if we would focus on what is important. we would realize history and math is what's important. teaching our kids to be victims is note important. if they can't read, it's because we as parents aren't doing what we need to to make sure they are getting an academic teaching. brian: people say the 1619 project is a political thing. frederick doug lags made the comments, kids don't see color. why force them to. that's why crt could be more damage than we thought. is that correct? >> one thing that runs through the last few comments is there is a distinction between real black history, frederick doug as and a thousand other high-performing black people. the movement was given $10.6 billion by mostly guilty white leftists. there are lots of the ways to work with the black community. there are many different black voices. brian: i'm glad to see the cut the bull podcast back on television again. check on the president and the freedom fight for and the battle to save america's soul. the mob coming for joe rogan. they say he spreads misinformation on his podcast. but what is misinformation? 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i want you to hear -- this another interview from joe rogan. it never hurts to listen to other people. here he is talking to sanjay gupta from cnn. >> you had it and have not got and shot of the vaccine. >> i have better immunity than i would have the vaccine. >> i'm glad you are better. >> i here this talk of go and get vaccinated. why isn't there you have got to take care of your body. it's the front line, not just for covid, but the front line defense for everything that -- t ail the us. brian: they never recognize natural immunity. >> they believe working class americans should listen to everything they say even though they have so much contempt for them. brian: news week is lucky to have you. coming up. get ready to cue the music, start the clock. the fighters are in their corner. carley shimkus, report for duty. here she is, she is ready to take me on. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? brian: now it's time for the news duel. these are the hottest stories, everyone is talk about but didn't make the top five. >> i'm so excited to be here. brian: let's get going. drop dead gorgeous women advertising for a funeral in moscow. they are basically hookers. this 29-year-old social media manager came up with the idea. here and prostitutes to sell coffins and funerals. brian require's unclear if there will be legal action taken against the undertakers in russia. so we are going to follow this story like there is no follow. do you have a story? >> sean penn may have to kiss his career good-bye because he keeps saying men are turning soft and turning into women. he goes on to say i don't think in an order to be fair to women we should become them. brian: he's being honest in a way a lot of people say you are not supposed to say that, but he's thinking it. >> i notice his daughter was sitting next to him at the time. >> he went on to make fun of people who don't want to get vaccinated. brian: the top stories of all time -- the top tv shows of all time. they did a survey. who got the most votes? the number one show is, "friends" followed by "seinfeld" and after that what else do we? ""game of thrones"." i'm shocked. i used to watch it about it does not hold up. "fraser" which is a spinoff of cheers. brian: we did a survey of you to find out what you thought were the best shows for your generation. >> ""game of thrones"." "black sails quition an under rated show. i believe it was on starz. >> mine was odd couple and seinfeld. here is one you do not know about. we have a competition. who has the best tv debuts upon national television? we got ahold of this tape. >> you are not doing this right now. brian: she thought she was behind the scenes. >> the first one is from mike hunt from north carolina. >> she just got pumped. are you kidding? >> i can't believe you just played that. what a memory. i cannot believe you dug that up. i believe we have your first highlight. i think we do. >> it's possible right now. why is that, brian? brian: the nation growth is behind what we are doing. we have two or three years where we have the beard. >> 1984, tell me everything you know about that clip. brian: i was pulled out of the audience and i was able to talk to re girks s. >> look at you. you were so successful today. god bless. >> that's our duel. and i hope we are still friends. when we come back. who lifts us up? versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. king c. gillette is a complete lineup of tools and facial hair care products. boost® high protein also has key nutrients this is the style master. designed to style your stubble in one stroke, a pivoting metal head that defines every edge, and three comb lengths for added versatility. one tool that helps you choose, change, and master your style. king c. gillette brian: who lifted us up this week? philadelphia eagles safety anthony harris. he escorted a girl to the daddy-daughter dabs. harris even paid for audrey's dress, shoes and makeup. that's all we have for tonight. i urge you to watch "fox and friends" 6 to 9 monday through friday. 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