malik faisal akram identified as the hostage taker. mike tobin in chicago and dan springer on the ground in colleyville, texas. dan, let s start with you, good afternoon. the fbi released the name of the man who terrorized this synagogue behind me for 11 hours during this ordeal yesterday. he was as you said malik faisal akram, 44, citizen of england who according to president biden just arrived in the u.s. within the last couple of weeks and he bought a gun on the streets, he may have actually spent his first night in the u.s. in a homeless shelter. he used the gun that he bought on the street to disrupt the shabbat service yesterday at the congregation that israel synagogue here in colleyville, texas a suburb of dallas, fort worth, he took four people hostage saying that he had bombs and was demanding the release of convicted terrorist being held in a federal prison just about 20 miles away. that led to a massive police response, some 200 officers, multiple swat team a
. rachel: quarterback. quarterback. give me something to say to you. we ll save it. something about a quarterback. i m coming pack. we do have someews this morning as well. one of these things is not like the other. with two days left until virginia elects a new governor. terry mcauliffe greets a small crowd. rachel: republican glenn youngkin and his supporters come out in droves. todd, that what you re seeing on the ground. reporter: if that is any indication. it is going to be the republican who comes out on top. greeted by a crowd of roughly 40 people in norfolk, despite the paltry size he touted number of early voters who already cast their ballots in the tightly contested race. very far cry from throngs, raucously greeted glen kung kin. we were there as they gave the former exec a reception better fit for the top store. despite the enthusiasm and the optimism, the candidate. the polls don t win elections but they look good. virginia is coming together, making a stat
we were good to go and continue this debate that i started when i was out urging many of you a hadn t gotten vaccinated to get vaccinated. i touched on something that is akin to the third roll of politics. this issue of band aids and forcing people to get vaccinated. i didn t want to go there. i did want more of you unvaccinated to get vaccinated so there s no threat of going there. the simple fact of the matter is, the more americans that get vaccinated is the better of the odds and the country s odds and the world s odds of improving this situation. this scourge that has killed more than 5 million worldwide and 800,000 in this country alone. it did stir a national debate. we got quite a few responses which i thought i would share with you on my fox business show. we ve been keeping track of it, my wing imagine in new york. dion thanks for your kind calls. i had no idea that you were piling up the nasty tweets and e-mails. can you update me on the reaction? it s been divid
joe rogan responding to claims his podcast spreads miss information. the problem i have is many of the things we thought of as misinformation a short wild ago is now accepted as fact. mcpherson and cincinnati is heading to the super bowl. under pressure. intercepted. and the rams are going to super bowl [ ] don t stop believing, cincinnati, the underdogs in the super bowl, who are you guys pulling for. what did you think of the game. a couple of things, you can stop believing if you are the 49ers, because it s over, and we have super bowl 56 for the second time ever, after all these years, we have a host city with a home team. tampa played last year in front of an empty stadium. this one will be home. they have the advantage. yes. if he did expect this, he d probably build it. fantastic. cooper really killed it yesterday, joe burrow killed it yesterday, i don t know what happened to patrick patrick mahomes, it seemed like he lost his way. look at thi
day because my baby brother was born. it was a wonderful day. happy birthday trenton graham earhardt. this is fox & friends. angry or anxious? biden going west. that s his temper head south. brian: i love that. ainsley: reports is he frustrated. ainsley: i made it up myself. thank you, producers. behind the scene. brian: plus, fox news alert, the battle over big tech censorship hits the court, the high court. justices hear the opening arguments today. lawrence: and adam schiff concerned trump s court delays could evade justice. he could evade justice by delaying justice. this is a tried and true tactic of trump throughout his career. lawrence: unbelievable. gregg jarrett has something to say about that. steve: ladies and gentlemen, the second hour of fox & friends begins right now. and, remember, mornings are better with ainsley s brother. ainsley: that s true. today. steve steve here s some campaign news biden hitting nevada, texas well. ainsley: