protecting kids in school. parents have a fundamental right to make decisions for their children sup bring, their education and their care. long-time democrat strategist james carville wants the democrats to stop whining so much. democrats whine too much. quit being a whiny party. mahomes is going deep down field wide open. going to take it all the way. touchdown. steve: you can see that snowplow in the middle of the street in albany new york. it s got to clear the streets because it s a snowy, icy, rainy day to start this monday, january 17th, 2022. throughout the northeast as you look at albany, and all across america. good morning, everybody, it is a federal holiday. it s great to have you right here on fox & friends. rachel: good morning, steve and brian. great to be here with you guys. you are right it is very cold outside. i m waiting to see, brian, if my kids are actually going to go to school this morning or not. brian: they are tough. your kids are
the defense second and top generals appearing to contradict president biden in their very first senate grilling on the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. the officials questions today all involved in planning, executing and now explaining the end of america s longest war, and for general milley he was also asked about the tumultuous final days of donald trump s presidency and he said several people in trump s inner circle knew about his controversial phone calls with china so lots to discuss with our political and military analysts and reporters. i want to start with you, lieutenant general mark hertling. two of the top u.s. military officials testified today that they individuals keeping 2,500 to 3,500 troops in afghanistan. they told the president that was best. the president didn t go with his generals advice. what s your reaction to this? it s not a surprise, ana. i think the president makes the decision based on what he wants to do, and certainly the secretary of de
o er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket s red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star spangled banner yet wave? o er the land of the free and the home of the wray brave . will: welcome to fox & friends on this one day before halloween. rachel campos-duffy, pete hegseth and will cain as we continue to watch your photos come in from across america. pete: you continue to deliver. very well-done, america. rachel: reminding us with your photos how much we love this country. i love it. good morning, guys. pete: welcome back from texas. rachel: i have stories to tell you guys later. pete: do you? on television or the break? rachel: on television. we ll get to it. i have border stories. airport stories connected to the border, we have to talk about them because i saw more on the way home. pete: careful what you reveal to rachel campus duffy. rachel: i talked to a
the doctors who wrote the prescriptions for those pills could be subpoenaed. in syria, artillery and machine gun fire echo aross crosse the city of homs while a thick smoke from a pipeline explosion hangs overhead e opposition activists say government forces are set on planting every neighborhood that might hold disdent. our arwa damon is in the besieged city. reporter: around 7:30 in the morning began the sustained bombardment, various sounds of artillery being fired, impacting here as well as sporadic, heavy automatic machine gun fire has been heard and this has been the status quo in homs for over a week now. just hours ago, iran began loading what it calls its first home-built nuclear fuel rods. president mahmoud ahmadinejad helped insert the rods into a reactor at a research center in tehran. it is broadcast live. his government insists the technology is needed for medical purposes. western nations believe the iranians are focused on building a bomb. today s move i