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forward to something fun. texas governor greg abbott sending 10 buses of illegal migrants from lone star state to washington as republican governors brace for a major surge. joey: white house is on clean-up duty as president biden confuses title 42 with his effort to reinstate the mask mandate for travel. carley: alexandria hoff has more. good morning. alexandria: when the president was asked about title 42, he brought up the department of justice, which seemed strange, doj had not been mentioned on the issue. here is what happened. are you considering delaying lifting title 42? president biden: no, what i m doing is continuing to hear from my there will be an appeal by the justice department because as a matter of principle, we want to be in a position if in fact it is strongly concluded by the scientists that we need title 42 that we be able to do that. there has been no decision on extending title 42. alexandria: that was confusing in the wake the presi ....
they have major objections. it is a feature of this trump era that several of these former officials and others are just openly defying the probe leading to contempt of congress citation and also one criminal indictment for steve bannon. but here is the thing. those stories draw attention because they re unusual. not only across history but unusual inside of this probe. and that is something that i want to you remember as we turn to a big development tonight. because the house committee continues to sit most of these witnesses down, including recently trump s own family members an grill them and get evidence and fact check them and compare notes. that process is playing out in the vast majority of the time it is working. today something very important happened. the lawyers who serve at the top of trump s white house went through the same process as jared and ivanka and so many others. two of them facing a grilling by the january 6 committee, trump s white house council ....
homes of u.s. citizens? well, took them awhile but ice caught up with him. joey: and inside look at the ritzy celebritying paying up to $500 to attend. rachel: game changer in the football world and usfl kicks off on fox. seconded hour of fox & friends weekend starts right now. joey: good morning, that s florence, california. i bet it s a lot warmer there than here. pete: do you know where that is? joey: looks coastal and probably close to the coast. i don t know that. but south carolina is a great state. it s like georgia s little brother. pete: wonderful state. joey: we love it. pete: we were there for the primaries and didn t want to leave. joey: politicians in south carolina always in the news and important. very rambunctious. trey gowdy. nikki haley. i couldn t remember her name. i kid. she s just not running anymore. rachel: i wanted to mention, i talked to you on the 6:00 about the cat photo. i want to pull it up for you right now. pete: do we have it? rachel ....
have category 4 winds in southern california. however, the impacts will be significant mainly because we re going to catch a large population density off guard because this hasn t happened since 1939, the last time a tropical storm made landfall. the official track shows a landfall and tropical storm, does it move inland? does it stay over open water? that s to be determined. one thing for sure, it will interact with significantly cooler ocean waters, and that will help weaken the storm as it approaches the southwestern u.s. if the track takes it offshore, so no land interaction with the baja peninsula, more of a coastal impact, so look out for large waves, coastal erosion and urban flooding possibility between los angeles and specifically into san diego. if this storm takes a more easterly track, this brings the greatest impacts inland to southern california, parts of western arizona and southern nevada sunday into monday. we ll look out for the wind impacts but the fl ....
future. it comes as new fox new polls reveal what voters think schools should be focused on teaching in the classroom. i m john roberts, welcome to friday and to you. aishah: i m aishah hasnie in for sandra smith. voters of all political stripes are finding common ground on a couple of key issues. public schools should teach more about being a good citizen, less about gender identity issues. john: parents are protesting over transgender policies which prompted a court battle in one state andout right defiance by a school district in another. mark meredith joins us with more on all of this. how much are voters do we think focusing on education? john, quite a bit. seems like this issue has broken up ever since the pandemic. of course, always hot button issues in politics, but education has played a more prominent role in the daily debate and new fox news polling explains why. not enough time is spent on what you consider reading, writing, math, science, they say too ....