to the biden administration 100 days on deportation. tell the biden administration they can t do this right now because they have not been given enough concrete evidence. approach they say to fight misleading information. what would bird watch do with russian collusion? that s one of the biggest disinformation campaigns in the history of this country. had ing let the good times roll ainsley: good morning to you at home. thank you so much for waking up with us. it s 6:01 here on the east coast. brian: and if you have an alexa, alexa, wake up that family. we are assuming that people are up. ainsley: going off everywhere now. brian: okay, google, play fox & friends. steve: brian, do you want those listening devices in your bedroom or throughout your house listening to you all day long. brian: yeah i have short-term memory loss. it s good to play back what i did. good to know somebody else in the house listening in exactly what i want. amazing when you talk about s
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followed by a new editionf 48 urs. tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw, a gritty win for alabama. 19-14. taking the lead in the final moments of the game. a game of cks. five by each team. now alabama keeps pace in the west. still got that big match-up november 7 with l.s.u. could be for all the mbles and, of course, the tide rooting for a&m tonightith ole miss owning that tiebreaker. tennessee falling further in the east, i m joined by rick neuheisel and brian jone this was a great game to watch. alabama survives. rick: gary danielson said it best. sometimes it comes down to athlete on athlete. if you wonder why coaches recruit the way they do, you don t have to wondernylonger.. you go to fulton dale, alabama if you go on a big running back, go to yulee, florida. derrick nry. brian: athletes on the other side were really up for the test early in the ballgameen that teteessee defense. they had five sacks in this ballgame. three in the first half. the usual cul
have about 1.3 million people right now who have already signed our petition to recall him. wait, wait, wait. i know he always asks me tough questions. and he always has an edge to them but i like him anyway. thank you, mr. president. britain brian straight to a fox news alert. welcome, everybody. we have got a big show unless i really misread the rundown. at least one person killed. several injured after a tornado ripped through alabama. this happened overnight. powerful winds knocking down power lines, tearing off roofs and uprooting trees just north of birmingham. [siren] steve: the storm caused severe damage to that look at that hotel or motel in fultondale alabama. according to local reports quests and staff thankfully were able to escape unharmed. ainsley: meanwhile some homes and businesses were completely torn to shreds. i was watching fox & friends first this morning and there was a video of a big rod that had gone through someone s bedroom and landed in the