social infrastructure bill. this week, the president and his top aides have been deeply involved around the clock in talks with the hill. here s what press secretary january psaki had to say about the state of those negotiations today. we ll work on finding that for you. the washington post laying out the stakes for the democratic party writes this, quote, the consequences for inaction remain great. democrats believe they seized control of the white house and congress in the 2020 election in part by championing biden s campaign pledge to build back better through sizable new investments in the country s inner workings. a failure to deliver could damage their standing in the eyes of voters ahead of the midterm elections in 2022. the gridlock, though, in congress comes at a perilous moment for the biden presidency, flagging approval ratings revealing a real serious need to turn the momentum back in his direction. new york times writes this. president biden s approval rati
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classrooms. lauren green is live in the new york city news room on parents running low on patients. lauren good evening. absolutely. good evening, trace. well, migrants buffed up to democratic cities like new york are finding their sanctuary city status comes with a hefty price tag. since last year the city s public school system has enrolled nearly 19,000 migrant students with roughly 500 in the past week alone. according to the empire center for public policy, that could end up costing big apple taxpayers over a half billion dollars. and tensions over the migrant crisis have been boiling over with hundreds protesting the city s plan to turn a shuttered catholic school into a shelter. if they could see what we re seeing on the ground, i know that they would know they would understand this is a poor location for these migrants. it s in the middle of a residential community and they re going to keep coming out and protesting against us. parents also expressed outrage t
ainsley: this is fox & friends. we start with a fox news alert. a major cellular outage impacting tens of thousands of americans right now. kurt the cyberguy is going to join us. pete: plus, joe biden considers executive action on the border after constantly saying time and time again he didn t have the power. he couldn t do it. south dakota governor kristi noem reacts. steve and two days until the republican primary in south carolina, lawrence is having breakfast with friends at the golden egg at surfside beach. all right. ladies and gentlemen, put down your phone, it s not working anyway. the second hour of fox & friends starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with phones. steve: all right a fox news alert. if you are waking up this morning and looking at your phone, you could be having a problem with it and you are not alone. there is a major cellular outage being reported nationwide. pete: as of now, it appears at&t users are the hardest hit with