migrant releases into the u.s., sometimes on late night flights into small suburban airports. here is part of that confrontation. we don t give up. we stay focused. we continue to do the job that we signed up for. we all signed up for it and raised our hands. it s not hard to say it. i ve been doing this for 31 years. it is not hard for me to say it. every day i wake up and i m committed to this position and i won t give in to each one of you out. you keep releasing them into the country. [inaudible] these men are doing nothing. you are doing something. you heard that meeting. we re covering all the angles this morning. peter doocy live at the white house on the administration s handling of the serve and former agent pepperdine is here and national border patrol council president here to weigh in. dana: william la jeunesse is near the border in uma, arizona. many agents feel the administration doesn t have their back. because they are basically catching and rele
president biden s reelection campaign and his presidency set to play out tonight when he takes the podium for his state of the union. todd: the world is watching, will he put concerns about his age and mental acuity to rest? you re watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. what voters care about now. 3.4 million migrant encounters at the southern border since start of fiscal year 2023 and government data expects eight million migrants to be living in the u.s. by october. todd: inflation is real, beef prices up over 10%, cost of bread up 5%, cost of sugar up 7%. carley: before the president delivers his address, lawmakers are asking banks to flag private transactions using words like trump and maga in stores like bass pro shop. todd: lucas tomlinson has more. lucas. lucas: three quarters of the nation saying biden is too old, he faces a tough task tonight. he will take swipes at donald trump. memo says trump will make it easier to
new concerns the reason could become a bigger tineder box. smoke rises over the skyline of gaza this morning. i m mike he manual in for bill hemmer. claudia, great to be with you. claudia: this is a special edition of america s newsroom. the u.s. going after hezbollah targets in iraq after a christmas day attack against american troops. defense secretary lloyd austin says his prayers are with the brave americans who were injured. that attack one of the more than 100 against our forces since the hamas massacre in israel october 7th. trey yengst is live in tel aviv with more. good morning, trey. good morning. overnight president biden ordered the u.s. military to strike a series of targets belonging to militants in iraq. we do know according to u.s. central command that three different strikes took place and destroyed the targeted facilities and likely killed a number of kataib hezbollah militants in response to a drone attack against the erbil air base that houses u.
events in our lives and our economy depends on these airlines doing a good job. when you board a flight, whether you are up before dawn, coffee in hand, ready to go to a conference or up past everyone s bedtime wrangling toddlers like we were the other night you count on that airline to provide the service that you paid for. we re here today to share the latest steps that we are taking to ensure that airlines do just that. it s important to note here that just over two years ago when president biden took office in the depths of the pandemic the biggest concern around our nation s airlines was whether they would stay in business at all, and if they did, how many years or even decades it would take for them to recover. but president biden acted to restore this economy swiftly and demand came back faster than most forecasters thought was even possible. we know some u.s. airlines have struggled to meet that demand. now, weather remains the top cause of airline delays, but staffin
was vice president. they accuse him of accepting money from a foreign national in exchange for policy decisions. bill: comer has subpoenaed that document. republicans spent years investigating the president and his family. some say it is a breakthrough. according to grassley the white house could still block the release. do you believe the sub in jai will be successful and chairman comer will be able to obtain this document? what level of confidence. it will be successful unless the white house classifies this document. and they better not because i know it s a non-classified document. they could keep me from getting it by classifying it. dana: new york post saying the clock is ticking for joe bribing. bill: let s start with the reaction from the white house today. good morning. the house oversight committee and senator chuck grassley are alleging according to the whistleblower the f.b.i. and d.o.j. have been sitting on this report that includes new information