. >> steve: guy like that? >> that is copenhaggen cowboy right there. >> brian: what has sports meant to you? >> i grew up playing football, play football at carolina. >> ainsley: which carolina, i'm south carolina. >> carolina. >> we were there first. >> north carolina. >> ainsley: go ahead. >> yeah, football got taken from me and music, all my boys are retired now, we're just getting going. i will take music all day. i miss football, my body is beat up, now i get beat up from -- >> rush the stage and have their hands full with you guys. >> i was a linebacker, i wouldn't rush the stage. >> good luck. >> ainsley: tell us about yourself, you grew up in nashville and now live in nashville? >> fairview, i lived in nashville 10 years now, it was songwriting first and guitar and tracks took over last 10 years for better or worse and now this album, i got back to me writing songs on guitar. >> brian: i did not know you wrote "cruise" and how tight you were with florida georgia line. >> we lived together in a house fo

>> steve: good question. i was talking to a doctor friend of mine who has been an expert witness in toxic chemical cases and he has represented. -- he happy called in to look at different people's cases. in particular on one toxic cleanup the people who did the wound up developing lung problems, neurologic problems, cancers and things like that years later. and so they're suing. and he has been watching i can't imagine what could possibly happen to those people. what about down the road? that's the worry of a cancer cluster 5, 10, 15 years from now. >> ainsley: very scary. one woman said what about pregnant women? what will happen if they are born i hope they are healthy and okay. the lady that has to walk to the grocery store to get the water. doesn't have the budget. here she is courtney miller. >> i'm a single mother. i have two children and i don't have a vehicle currently. so i have to walk to the and carry a case of water and tote around a 9-year-old and a 5-year-old walking to and from a store to get b

>> steve: out. >> brian: who stole it? >> steve: it is kind of a long story. actually, we are going to talk to the family that owns the chiefs. they are over my shoulder. >> ainsley: you know, steve, we have traveled all over and big stories over the course of our careers. going home is so special. we prepped so hard on the plane when we are going to another location. when you go home, you know it like the back of your hand. >> steve: it is great. it is great. my nephew has been here. janice rupe, i went to high school within a bunch of guys from college. thank you. >> ainsley: we went to hear some of the stories. >> brian: right? and we will get to that shortly. >> steve: no doubt, no doubt. >> brian: a fox news alert pentagon officials say they are confident the surveillance hovering over the u.s. belongs to the chinese but officials -- >> ainsley: impatient and not confirming it belongs to them let's get to mark meredith live at the white house. we can't help but be worried about this. >> ainsley, brian, steve, you raise questions how long something like th

super slinky. >> steve: that would have been a super. >> ainsley: you got it all twists. >> steve: it never goes down the stairs it. goes down one stair and stops. >> brian: slinky and twinkie no longer around. >> ainsley: you heard your song. >> steve: they are both around. >> ainsley: beautiful day. three hours president biden is going to head down to florida, down to tampa on the heels of his combative state of the union address. >> brian: i would say is he expected to discuss social security and medicare after calling out republicans during a road trip to wisconsin. >> steve: mark meredith is live at the white house with more details about what -- wait a minute, mark, ron desantis won florida by 19 points. joe biden can't possibly think as he goes to talk about saving social security and medicare he could win that state. does he? >> well, i think obviously the white house would say that they are going to be trying to fight for every state on the map once the president announces his re-election campaign. you are right. this would obviously be a way to peel off senior voters that ma

>> steve: yes, indeed, they did. >> ainsley: did you make them pay? >> steve: here's what we did. we kind of negotiated because we had already paid off the house. so we had them pay for different stuff. my suggestion for the mom, we don't know how much the mom needs, we don't know how much the daughter makes. so, they should negotiate. maybe she can't pay 50/50, what about 10%? >> brian: go keeper into the story. turns out the kid does not like the way the mom decorated of the house. tired of the old stuff around. why don't i put up my stuff. she is too embarrassed to bring people home. >> ainsley: too much stuff in there. >> brian: also says trying to save for higher education to go back to grad school. she can't do that. >> steve: to buy a house. >> brian: she can't do that and pay rent. >> ainsley: did your kids move back in, brian did for a little bit. >> brian: i'm right at that cusp because i guess living there the pandemic hit and then i guess maybe for a month. but i made the decision i had two this college and one is away right now. a couple of things, does the mom need t

not even just news storiess we wehave done. >> steve: steve scalise said within the first two weeks of the new congress they would pass some sort of legislation regarding imgray, fentanyl and everything like that. but, apparently, according to the d.c. news sources, inside the republican caucus they are split. they can't decide what kind of legislation. they can't decide okay, we are going to put all of our eggs into impeaching mayorkas or coming up with some sort of legislation. right now. >> brian: yesterday was in the senate. and the border patrol chief warned that agents have seized enough fentanyl to kill 100 million people. so that will be in america. fantastic. all right. meanwhile. >> ainsley: thankfully they seized that. how much is here that they haven't gotten. >> steve: got away. >> brian: 15 minutes after the hour. ashley you have the latest news? >> we will start with the vigil on michigan state university campus. thousands gathering to remember the three students killed and pray for those wounded in monday night's shootings. the vigil taking place as new surveillance foo

> steve: they were on parole. here's the thing. we hear if you break your parole. if you violate your parole, you're going right back to jail and you saw the string of infractions. these guys are, you know, ultimately this is a symptom of a very broken system. here's the chief of detectives talking about how because they were on parole, they never should have been out on the streets but they were and they robbed 13 people in two hours. >> they were on parole for bad crimes, attempted murder. they were on parole. they get arrested numerous times again. steal a car with a gunpoint. ride through three burrows, pistol whipping people. we are lucky something more serious didn't happen. they should not have been out on the street. >> brian: they didn't crash their car they probably would be. if he didn't say what he said they probably would be out on the street. this is emblematic of what is going on in all these major cities. >> ainsley: criminals know if they do get caught they will be back out on the street. that's e

it's going to be my 37th. >> steve: thank you very much for coming. >> good to see you, steve. >> steve: as soon as i saw her, i remembered your name the whole name. of course the name before she got married. >> of course. >> steve: of course. so many people showed up and thank you very much for bringing the cookbook. >> you're welcome. >> steve: here to the big biscuit today. can i poll the audience? hello, hello, hello. who here today is for the chiefs? [cheers] okay. that was easy part. now, who here today -- nobody is going to say anything. who here today is for the eagles? >> yeah, baby. [laughter] >> steve: oh, man, what's your name? >> bruce. >> steve: bruce, really? you are in enemy territory today. >> yeah. [laughter] >> steve: why are you an eagles fan? >> actually, i have two favorite teams the green bay packers and whoever is playing the chiefs. that's why i have a whole closet full of nfl hats. [boos] >> steve: i think i need to alert chad who runs the place, he is going to need a food tester. [laughter] >> steve: all right. we're going to be here at the big biscuit all mor

those are the headlines, steve. >> steve: ready for a big biscuit now. thank you, ashley. weather outside is frightful. it's cold and snowing a little while ago. >> janice: finally got big snow in new york city. record for longest stretch notify snow and broken this morning. take a look at it. i will show you where we had the radar moving through the new york area earlier today and then, of course, it finally brought measurable snow. i think it was 0.4 inches which will break a record for the last first measurable snow in nyc. take a look at this incredible ice storm that's developing across texas through arkansas, oklahoma, in towards tennessee. we have ice storm warnings in effect. this is a big deal because it's going to last for several days and look at the fort worth, dallas area. up to half an inch of ice. that is going to be crippling for this area. we already have power outages across texas in towards arkansas. and those are the ice storm warnings for millions of people. that's one of the most dangerous things that you can have in the weather department is ice and

wow. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: it's that kind of day, right >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying >> steve: it's friday, though. >> jimmy: yeah, but he's here. he's here. christoph is here. [ cheers and applause i do love the guy. plus, you can see her in the new romantic comedy, "your place or mine," which begins streaming on netflix this friday man, she is so funny tig notaro is here tonight [ cheers and applause she's great in this movie as well oh, speaking of great, we've got great music from fitz and the tantrums [ cheers and applause stick around we'll be right back with "wetweet," everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i'm going to show you five different tweets and we're all going to vote on whether you like each one or not next up it says, "no phrase have ever been worse at it's job than the words 'calm down.'" [ laughter ] it just doesn't workgh >> steimve: yeah >> jimmy: the phrase "calm down" is dead. a valentines gift fast. i just don't know what to do. normal isn't going to cut it this year. i went to 1-800flowers.com, and that changed the game. hooo! wow! these are g

>> steve: yes. absolutely. we have got, in addition to the folks here who got up early, remember, it's 5:02 central time. we have got gracy hunt, who is the daughter of clark hunt who runs the kansas city chiefs. and last night the guy who helped set this up here at big biscuit a family friend of ourss jaffer he invited folks including lamar hunt. the hunt family owns the chiefs. i got the big scoop. i know everything before the kansas city chiefs. lamar jr. is probably going to be stopping by go hours here from the big biscuit. now you know who is coming. >> ainsley: share with us. give us a little nugget. >> steve: you know what? the team is healthy. i will put it that far. you will hear from him officially in two hours. >> brian: we just hope that quarterback is healthy. and the hunt is one of the founding families of the afc and one of the valued families now in the nfl -- the afl i should say. >> steve: remember, kansas city was in the first super bowl what eventually became the super bowl. won it a couple

. >> steve: disgusting. state of our union? >> uninspiring. >> steve: and brian? >> state of our union is unacceptable. >> steve: all right, just like that, hope the president wasn't watching, he would be bummed out now. who is bummed when you go to the grocery store and see pot roast and eggs. last time i bought eggs $2, $12 for a dozen, that is crazy. omelet would be like $4 now. >> when did i wake up and that change? >> steve: can anybody outdo $12 eggs? >> that is highest i've seen. >> are you making that up? you're a car guy, maybe you inflated it? >> not at all, local valley market, $11 and change for -- >> i have seen it. >> when did that happen to me? i remember it being about $1. >> steve: it is impacting how we do things. every time you do -- probably something you have done for a long time and now you don't do it because it costs too much, right? >> i went to the grocery store last weekend issue the same things i buy, two grocery bags that used to cost $65 now cost me $107. the same exact products. >> steve: does it taste as good? >> the same thing. >>

>> steve: right. how. >> brian: because you are rewarding a country that ate another country. >> steve: just think about the dynamics between russia and china right now. russia is trying to get lethal aid from china. china is there their benefactor, essentially. they are the super power in it if china said hey, putin, look at this list. this is our list. let's follow this stuff. let's end this. >> brian: can we put up a map of what russia has done to ukraine? third of a country. >> steve: i'm like a majority of americans being optimistic about what happens. >> brian: optimistic about what are you giving ukraine? >> ainsley: guys, we have some great stories we need to get to. we need to talk about brad paisley. i agree with both of you. i see your point f russia can listen to china no nuclear weapons great for us. >> steve: absolutely. >> ainsley: brad paisley released a song and zelenskyy is actually in it called sane here. talks about different parts of the country that he has visited but in every co

>> steve: that's a 360 >> jimmy: wow! [ laughter ] whew guys, get this, i read that whole foods is asking suppliers to lower their prices. yeah we've gotten to the point where even whole foods can't afford whole foods. [ laughter ] hey, i heard about a a 22-year-old basketball coach who was fired after she allegedly posed as a a 13-year-old girl and played in a jv basketball game. [ light laughter ] yep, the coach was fired but on the bright side, she was just selected to replace george santos on two house committees [ laughter ] isn't that amazing [ applause ] that's not all bad finally, everyone, it is tuesday. it is time for "wetweet. here we go, everyone ♪ wetweet wetweet ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "wetweet. this is where we, as a group, decide something that we should post on twitter. i'm going to show you five different tweets and we're all going to vote on whether you like each one or not. you all have voting clickers at your seats [ cheers ] good you can vote -- you can vote for all of them, you can vote for none

. >> steve: what else do you do? >> jimmy: i return some emails, and i write out thank you notes every friday >> steve: really [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i'm running late do you guys mind do you guys mind if i write 'em out right now? is that okay during the show [ cheers and applause i understand i appreciate this. james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please ♪ [ piano rendition of "celebration"] >> steve: woo-hoo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: god. what is going -- like a baby -- that was a lullaby kool & the gang. >> steve: yeah, well -- >> jimmy: it was like, "all right. go to sleep, everybody." >> steve: yeah, well -- [ laughter ] ♪ [ piano rendition of "celebration"] >> jimmy: all right, shh ♪ >> audience: woo-hoo >> steve: shh-shh. that's the most excited i've ever seen james. ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, travis and jason kelce, for being two brothers wearing red and green, making you the mario and luigi of the nfl [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah, come on. "it's-a me, trav

>> steve: is that even a question? >> i think you can or argue with michael jordan if he is that guy, six championships. >> steve: clay, remember 38 what jordan was? he could barely play with the wizards. >> correct. the difference of course is the quarterback position doesn't require the same level level of athleticism basketball nearly wood so there is no one who has played at 45 years old at a high level in terms of dominance six titles in eight years for jordan, brady ten super bowl vii titles i think the answer is brady certainly brady is the greatest correctable time in the sky with the super bowl coming up on fox remember brady is now theoretically going to work for fox, maybe he has a role of the super bowl, who knows? it will accelerate that comparison between tom brady 27 years old. >> ainsley: clay come of any of us retires or anyone watching retires, usually most of people stay at home they have nothing to do and they want to travel. in the situation he still has his hand in the game of football so it's not

say hi to steve for me. >> hi, steve. >> steve: hey. >> hi, steve! we love you. good morning. >> janice: i did not pay her to do that. >> steve: that's awesome. >> good morning. >> steve: good morning to you. thank you so much for stopping by. thanks, j.d. >> steve: we go back to north carolina where pancake pete is having breakfast with friends after last night wants state of the union address. hey, pete, who is that? >> pete: hey, this is claire, jennifer, and lee, wonderful residents here at the carthage area. lee, real quick, you saw the speech last night, your thoughts? >> i think he is completely delusional. couldn't be more delusional in his take on the economy. eat. >> pete: paying for it? >> the people are paying for it through increased taxes. there is no way you can't increase taxes on everything that he said. that's where we are heading. higher taxes. >> pete: me not delusional. we will be talking to more folks like her back here. pete's diner in cart than, north carolina. coming up. ♪ i can make a change ♪ maybe we can make a difference to let in

>> steve: presidential palace. it's going to take about 20 seconds for him to open the door generally they wait a second. oh, look at that they just opened it right up. apparently a super secure location. and here comes the president who we heard had a problem falling asleep last night because of his busy day reading. tapping on the shoulder the president of poland. >> they are going to meet and our president is scheduled to speak, they say at 11:30 eastern time because on this friday, friday will be the one year anniversary of the start of the war. so, he planned going on this trip for months. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: two days ago or two days before you would know more, steve. >> steve: they gave the green sign on friday. >> brian: supposed to have a significant announcement in this. i'm wondering if zelenskyy one-on-one with him saying what exactly he needs. basically he was going to stay there for a few hours instead of a few minutes. you are not pressed to deal with for the most part. i'm wondering if here

we will have more as he works his way through steve? >> steve: all right, brian. thank you. one school district in ohio that removed school resource officers is now seeing incidents absolutely skyrocket. during the first three months of the school year columbus city schools saw more than 5,000 can major incidents including fights, assaults, vandalism, you name it. and over a dozen false alarms and bomb threats. lynette carter's 15-year-old daughter is a student in the district and she joins us right now. she is actually in her car. lynette, you just dropped the kids off for school. thank you very much for joining us. >> you are more than welcome. thank you. >> steve: thank you. so, what do you make of the fact that you've seen so much trouble in the schools? i understand apparently back in, they allowed the school district columbus police department to expire back in june 2020 in the wake of the george floyd death. but now when you look at the number of incidents it's really troubling. >> yeah. it is. i feel like once they took the police out of the school system, it just we

. >> steve: remember this shocking moment ask minor incursion we claim to do, etc. >> steve: is just minor incursion, herself. there are thousands of in ukraine. now here's a clear position will definitely be buying and inclusion greenlight so now comes xi jinpingand minor incursion . i surprised by his response is sb is his foster vision. minor incursionis . if i minor injuries. this is the guy is telling his years of foreign-policy experience is one of his main credentials. these are the people who arm of the adults being just listened to blinken on the slide . >> the prc's decision to take this action is detrimental to the substantive discussions we areprepared to have . members of my team partners with other agencies in congress and included condition is the sign. >> steve: block loblaw. he concluded that constructive china since craft. that's what blinken is going by in administration thinks canceling the meeting is for. seems like our towards me. as old as she is of this display city 's chief chairman mark milley seems more worried about tiktok. during the promise of a few thin

all right. >> steve: chicky and pete's. >> ainsley: if you live in the area. >> steve: lawrence will be there one more hour, stop by. >> ainsley: former twitter executives are on the hot seat on the hearing of big tech censorship. >> steve: stunning admission on the hunter biden scandal cover up. lucas tomlinson is live, what did we figure out? >> lucas: we found out former twitter executives admitted they made a mistake censoring the hunter biden laptop story, but denied the fbi told them to do it. to grill a mocking bird, story about hunter biden, officials say they don't recall a phrase repeated often during a hearing. here is twitter's former chief legal officer. >> people could and did talk about the laptop on twitter, still over the course of that day, it became clear twitter had not fully appreciated the impact of that policy on free press and others. >> lucas: aoc said she would rather talk about abortion and other issues. >> a whole hearing about a 24-hour hiccup, we could be talking about abortion rights, rights, we are talking about hunter biden half fake laptop story. >>

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steve: and mr. weird angry guy was back now and again. >> name me a world leader going against presidency. steve: take it easy grandpa things will be fine just like the lunatic outburst that he push throughout the speech that was exactly the wrong lesson from the state of the union they said yes he did well to run in 2024 but that is the problem. tell us what you think of the state of the union and share this message when we post it. tammy bruce is here with reaction what you make of the state of the union in the state of biden? >> obviously what is happening since the state of the union after the large chinese balloon i don't know what they need right now but it has been quite surreal the entire experience since this election in 2020 has been bizarre and one of the reasons why many people are feeling disturbed is because we are getting information and that is what you mentioned i think the earlier interview was right on target we have a state of the union that was gibberish i normally watch that be

fist pumping >> steve: yeah, fists pumping up and down. >> jimmy: fists bumping and pumping. >> steve: throwing - [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: bumping and pumping. >> steve: bumping and pumping, baby that was my first album. >> jimmy: that was your first movie, right >> steve: yeah, yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: got taken off the air. ♪ >> steve: pumping. [ audience ohs ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: bumping and pumping. that was your first rap album. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: yeah, and your last. >> steve: and my last, yeah. >> jimmy: i liked -- i enjoyed it >> steve: i know you loved it. no one else did. >> jimmy: oh, yeah i left it sealed i knew it was going to be worth money. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you put a -- i put it up on a shelf. very high. >> jimmy: i put it up -- i, oh my god, i put it in the kids' room >> steve: did you really >> jimmy: yes, i go, "that's uncle steve. [ light laughter ] one day that will be worth a a lot of money >> steve: a lot of money because everyone else is going to throw them away >> jimmy: yes, that's correct. all right, so we feel good about

>> steve: no. no. don't tell. >> brian: i don't want a submarine to take it out. >> ainsley: laugh about it is outrageous. >> he is saying who is going to be the one to tell the american public we blew up a $12 balloon? >> well, senator ted cruz of texas said put this out on a tweet to be fair joe biden is providing powerful deterrence for any high school science clubs that might try to invade america. >> steve: that's how much we know so are if a. could have been just a $12 balloon. >> china not off the hook. you still did the first one. the other three well, stand down. >> remember that description of that object so he lynn demois i lynndemocratic call. >> what happened to our balloon? though just made the news. i think suddenly. >> brian: they need a balloon. they are out of balloons now. that was probably somebody's favorite. >> steve: you never know. all right. meanwhile, other news. president biden's e.p.a. administrator finally has visited east palestine two weeks after the toxic train derailmen

steve and brian back to you. >> steve: and they want their spy craft backed doggone it. mark, thank you very much. the government, the u.s. government took the extraordinary measures of declassified a bunch of information essentially to shame china and say, hey, we are on to you. we know you have this global surveillance fleet. we know it is run by the military and apparently that particular craft and that part of the canopy they fished out of the water, the craft made by a company that sells to the chinese military. the department states that the company that built it apparently advertises balloon products on its website and posted videos from past flights that show would over u.s. airspace and over other nations. now, of course, the questions are about the ties between some civilian run businesses in china and chinese military. it is what the u.s. military calls u.s. military civil fusion. ultimately, ansley, what they are trying to figure out as dips parts out of the ocean, why are the english words on some of this? are they using technology from u.s. or western compa

. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] >> steve: i missed rehearsal >> jimmy: i'll fill you in some political news. today, nikki haley officially kicked off her presidential campaign and during her speech, she called for politicians older than 75 to have a mandatory competency test. yep, competency tests for politicians over 75. then biden said, "i have a a better idea. competency tests for politicians over 75. [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause yeah, she said older politicians need mental checks and new ideas. then trump looked at biden like, "wow, she's really going after you. [ laughter ] some more political news, senator bernie sanders said that public school teachers should get a minimum salary of $60,000 a year [ cheers and applause then every other senator was like, "teacher's pet." [ laughter ] well, some movie news here, guys this weekend, "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania" is hitting theaters, and i am excited about this paul rudd is fantastic in everything [ cheers a

steve: this is a very strong message and that is echoed. but talk about criminal prosecutions for those responsible those who broke rules to push forward this research doctor fauci is prominent among them. what about the criminal aspect quick. >> talking about intentionality there are good reasons to be open into this matter whether they knowingly skirted a former prohibition on research they wanted to conduct anyway many were on the record to objecting but this reveals really what's going on in the united states. the people who we elect to on the government are not the one to actually run the government. those who run the show make their own decisions anyway. then they privately use government money and funds to fund the same sort of research us band that was done intentionally and that is grounds for criminal liability. millions have died if there is any occasion for delivering accountability starting here at home this is the example for it. in china has lied about this for a very long time but accountability in both sides of the pacific

>> steve: that's right. that's why toba is playing sony and cher because in the groundhog movie every time the weather man bill murray wakes up in that hotel he is staying at they are playing this song. come on in. >> ainsley: i wonder if more people watch it today than any other year. i haven't seen that movie in years. >> brian: the movie or janice dean who is going to be covering it. >> steve: that's why the connection. bill murray was a tv weather man and every year janice goes to punxsutawney out in pennsylvania. janice, this year, i think it's the coldest day you have been there. currently 14 degrees there and feels like 8. >> ainsley: what a cute hat. >> janice: you know it's all about the fashion, are guys. you know what? it may be 15 degrees but i'm feeling the love and the warmth here in glob bler's knob. this is the first time i have been here. gets more exciting if that's possible. a town of 6,000 people. on this day 20 to 30,000 people gather on this small little hill in punxsutawney, pennsylvan

. >> steve: great. the move comes as president biden is set to meet poland's president about an hour from now, this morning, after a surprise visit to kyiv. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff is live in washington. he just spoke at 4:00 a.m. eastern time. tell us more about what putin said and more on this story. >> this is a very prolonged speech. vladimir putin has just said that russia is suspending its participation in the new start nuclear weapons treaty that reduces the number of missile lawrges. he said russia must stand to missile testing. no surprise accused the west of provoking the war that he has waged in ukraine. listen. >> responsibility for fomenting the ukrainian conflict for its escalation and for the increasing number of victims lies entirely with western elites. of course the current regime in kyiv for which the ukrainian people are essentially strangers. >> the speech followed president biden's visit to war torn ukraine yesterday a trip that the white house says required months of precision

meanwhile, let's go down to steve. steve? >> steve: thank you very much, brian. the northern southern railroad has visited the site of that toxic train derailment in east palestine this weekends. residents have ever reason to be concerned. ing tested our next guest agrees zachery ryder is a drone recover from getting a first look at the scene and joins us now. the thing about your business you try to get as close to the actions you possibly can have you noticed any feelings of malaise or illness? sore throat, anything? >> we have. while we don't want to make this political or push this on anybody. we have had headaches. we have had dizziness upon returning from home. and you know that's what i have to say on that matter i don't want to make it about the smell. but there is definitely a serious smell. the photos and videos we obtained last night are serious. the matter appears in my opinion to be getting worse. not better: they need some serious help in this community. and i feel like our governor is definitely dropping the ball on this. and this community is in s

. >> steve: of course. >> janice: steve, you are on that list as well. >> steve: thank you. >> janice: we should do some weather. take a look at the maps. warmer temperatures than we did over the weekend for parts of the northeast. it's 30 right now. feels a little cool but it is february. but we are going to get into the 50's over the next 24 hours which is going to be nice for folks that like an early springtime feel. a little spring in your step if you will. and then we also have this storm system across the south. that's going to develop today. snow for parts of the rockies and then severe storms could be possible for texas, louisiana, towards mississippi and up towards the northeast. snow behind the system, which we will continue to monitor over the next couple of days and fox weather.com will have all of your latest details. here is your rain forecast. several inches of rain just west of the mississippi river valley. that's your forecast. there's the latest from fox square on the corner of sixth and 48th. over to you. >> brian: come on in before you get a sun burn. 15 minutes be

. >> steve: eyes in the sky. new warning from border patrol as cartels start using drones. >> gallup poll shows levels of satisfaction with levels of immigration 234509 u.s. 63% of them a are unsatisfied. >> expected to drop to 6.2% year over year. many are still concerned about the fed raising rates. >> biden wants to goose spends. americans need a president who wants to get spending under control. steve 7:01 in new york city. we start this hour with a fox news alert. at least three people are dead and five others fighting for their lives after a saluting last night on campus at michigan state university in lansing michigan. >> brian: laura ingraham was covering this all night. 43-year-old suspected gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and police say the campus shooter is not a student nor employee and has no affiliation that they can disseminate with university. >> garrett tenney is live with the latest on this breaking story. gator? >> yeah, g y'all. investigators have been working through the ni

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>> steve: no. >> ainsley: no, it's not. >> brian: she is going to be play at halftime. >> steve: should have asked rihanna. >> brian: "the five" gives request what do you want to bump in and out with. i thought that's odd. >> steve: toba has been working in the control room over 20 years. >> brian: i have never met him. >> steve: brian has some requests. what would you like for the next hour? >> brian: next hour? it's funny you bring that up. beautiful day by u2. how about that? >> steve: you got it. >> ainsley: i love that song. >> brian: remember y 2 k was supposed to bring everything to its knees. >> ainsley: were you thinking that when you saw the state of the union when you saw bono? my favorite song is u2. >> steve: bono and u2 those were the actual airplanes circling the chinese balloons. u2 planes. we have learned that half way through this show, after brian hears his song, is he going to get in an airplane and fly to the super bowl and that is where we start. >> ainsley: you are going to the super bowl? >> brian: by the way, is this a private flight? am i getting on a flight by

>> brian: right -- >> steve: if things go haywire -- >> brian: but we have troops there out. >> steve: that's just one of the worries from people who are saying this has become very expensive, and essentially we want to stand with ukraine but it's become very expensive and there is no end game. >> ainsley: for how long do we do that? >> steve: exactly. do we say will give you this much money and you're on your own? or ultimately do we say, you know what? you should be talking about a peace talks, a peace deal. >> brian: write committee 25% of your country and keep it. it's not even close to a peace deal. >> steve: it's all about the strategic interest for the united states. when men and women and money go over there and a profound way, it's like -- i don't know that it's worth it. >> ainsley: what does russia do if we do pull back and we don't help? they take more. and they can move into poland, then we are all involved and it does become world war iii. >> steve: it's all speculative at this point. >> brian: it's not speculative that they want to expand. they took portions of georgia,

steve, take it away. >> steve: some good dancing. speaking of kansas city, brian. a kansas city restaurant is going viral for the unique way they deliver food to the table. watch. >> we stumbled on the coolest restaurant by accident in kansas city. my toddler found it. i'm hungry do you want to go to mcdonald's? no i want to eat there. i was kind of lost. okay we can eat there the trains bring you the food. it was all train things. really cool. >> steve: how cool was that fritz's railroad restaurant and the founder fred croft joins us from kansas city. fred, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having us. [train whistle] >> steve: i hear the train. point to the kitchen and show us how the train delivers food. >> the kitchen is back here. and the train will be loaded back there. >> steve: okay. >> you basically will push a button on a screen and the train, i believe, is actually on its way coming behind me, and we should have one delivering right above me any second here. >> steve: this is fantastic. i love this when i lived in kansas city, that was a

steve, brian, katie, back to you. >> steve: all right, todd. thank you very much. suspect no connection to the university. they still can't figure out why he was on campus last night. >> brian: or how he got on it. seemed remarkably easy to get on campus. that might be something they will be visiting. >> katie: we will be watching it. police are supposed to give us an update in the 8 a.m. hour. >> steve: let's talk about something that happened now close to two weeks ago. it was on february 3rd that there was a train derailment in east palestine, ohio. and as you know, people in that area were then evacuated because on some of those cars, a 50 car train, 10 of them had hazardous material. vinyl chloride, very toxic and so they evacuated everybody. they burned the stuff off. well now as it turns out, we are discovering that there was a lot more really scary toxic stuff on board the train that nobody knew about until after the evacuation. and now the evacuation is over, and they are saying okay, it's safe to go home. the people don't feel safe. >> katie: not only do

steve, brian, back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. meanwhile, 8:17 in the east, fox news alert, keeping our eyes on poland, it is 2:17 in the afternoon, president joe biden will soon meet leaders from the bucharest nine, that is expected within the next half-hour and we'll take you there live. first, he's in, vivek ramaswamy announced candidacy for potus. >> the united states president to revive those ideals in this country. >> steve: the entrepreneur and anti-woke crusader will join us live to share his vision next on "fox and friends." at red land cotton, the bedding start right here on our family's cotton farm in north alabama. the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels and more, all made in the usa. experience the farm to home difference for yourself. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and itchy eyes have you itching for a fight, it's not too lat

>> steve: no kidding. brian go ahead. >> ainsley: when i went to college my dad said i'm not giving you a car. we're not buying you a car. but i will redo your 10 speed. so i was the only one on campus driving my old 10 speed. and i think it had a banana seat, too. >> brian: in case you made a friend. o. >> ainsley: i got hit by a car on it. >> steve: i bet father felt terrible about that. >> ainsley: i don't even think he knew. >> steve: until now. he is watching right now in south carolina going. >> ainsley: it wasn't too bad. >> steve: just shot coffee out of his nose wait, she got hit by a car. >> brian: ainsley, if we sat here quietly how many more bike stories do you have? i got the sense you have like 20. >> kiawah island we had this long road we would ride down my sister and i would ride without our hands on the steering wheels or on the handles, we thought that was great. we thought we were so cool. >> steve: sand is so absolutely pavement like. >> brian: i had my bike stolen i got a 10 speed and

steve, ainsley, brian? >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> steve: are you wearing a mask at all during the live shots? >> no. it certainly crossed the mind, but due to the chemicals here, the particles are so small that even in n95 mask is only so effective in filtering those out. so you can wear for peace of mind, but in terms of how effective it is, it's going to be somewhat limited. >> steve: that says a lot. great reporting. >> ainsley: let's bring in emily, an ohio resident, and she believes the situation is being downplayed. there she is with her precious baby. hello, emily. >> hi. how are you? >> ainsley: we are doing well. are you nervous? you have a baby. reports say don't drink the water, especially if you are breastfeeding her pregnant. what are you experiencing? >> i'm personally about 20 miles outside of east palestine. my kids are little bit closer when they are staying at their stepmom and their dad's about 1. their stepmom and i really wanted to figure out a way to help out and we actually cre

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there he is. >> steve: he was. he is wearing a wwe belt as you can see right there. >> brian: good news for fox because they have the contract. also the kelce brothers excuse me travis kelce quite eforeclosure with his mom. you see it right there. patrick mahomes eggy at people saying they are rebuilding. not rebuilding. going after this. after drinking that beer he spoke. >> let's listen. >> i just want to let y'all know that this is just the beginning. [cheers] >> we ain't done yet. [cheers] >> so i will make sure that meet you all back here next year i hope the crowd is the same. i will be honest with you i don't know what rebuilding means. in our rebuilding year we're world champs. we're world champs. >> yeah. i don't know who said kansas city was going to have a rebuilding year, but, obviously, he took. >> brian: next year. because they have some calf issues. >> steve: andy reid known as big red the coach promised he wasn't retiring. he said he would be back next season. also, there is a great video i shaw it

>> steve: sure. recommendation the credit card tips they enter into the point of sale system at the end of the day of the night. they show up automatically on payroll and then they are taxed just like any other income. >> steve: so there's a paper trail with that. essentially, what they are doing is, joe, they are asking -- the irs is asking you. >> they are asking me to do it. so i have to pay the bookkeeper, right, to manually enter. i mean, at the end of the night, i have got additional hours because the bartender who usually keeps the tip records, at the end of the night the bartender is going to have to write them all down, right? and then they will submit this paper, piece of paper to someone and, you know, my accounting department or whoever is doing the payroll is going to have to enter them manually, so it's additional time. and, let's face it, are they going to tell us the truth? >> steve: well, you know. right now it's the honor system. >> yes, of course it is. >> steve: for the most part.

-- >> steve: how did you do it? how did you get them >> jimmy: we have a lot of fans of "the tonight show." >> steve: right. >> jimmy: people working for us >> steve: right. >> jimmy: finding these cards and -- >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: -- getting it to us before the famous couple exchanges it >> steve: that's so great. are you going to share them with the audience? >> jimmy: i'd love to if you don't mind >> steve: i'd love -- [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: is that okay why not. that's what i do that's why i'm here. first, here's one that mike pence sent to his wife. it says that "you're the only woman that's ever -- you open it up, it says "seen me in my full-body underwear." >> steve: aw [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: romantic here's one that jay-z sent to beyonce. it says, "i would do anything for -- you open it up, it says "tickets to your upcoming tour." [ cheers and applause it's very hard to get. here's one that zach, the bachelor, sent to one of the contestants. it says, "katie, there's no one els

>> brian: can't get enough of that story. >> steve: . >> steve: got anything for redbone? >> "come and get your love." it's about -- >> steve: it's about 3 minutes long and here's a snippet of it. ♪ hey ♪ ♪ what's the matter with your ♪ ♪ mind and your sign ♪ >> i'm going to go with d. >> brian: i'm going to say c. >> steve: i'm going to say it's not lovers who worry us all so much. >> bingo. it was written by two guys, native americans in a native american rock band, and they wrote it because too many people who wanted to fall in love where worried about their astrological sign and their hair, so the point is "come and get your love." >> steve: what astrological sign are you? >> september 4. virgo? i don't know. [laughter] >> steve: number four. >> the opening words to elvis costello's accidents will happen are? >> steve: let's go ahead and get in the wayback machine. ♪ i just don't know where to begin ♪ ♪ is anybody going to listen to my story ♪ >> brian: you said he sung it a cappella. >> it was his decision to sing those words? let's try to relate w

>> steve: sure. as we look off the coast of myrtle beach and they're dragging up part of that gigantic balloon canopy right there, you know, if any of the devices john, in the last three days that were destroyed, were from china, that would be a major provocation by china toward the united states. maybe that is why the administration is, you know, treating this like a third rail thing where we can't say it's china because then people would say you got to do something. >> well, you know, accountability is something this administration, frankly, stiff arms at every turn. they have no foreign policy. our allies are out there wondering where america has been. and our enemies no longer fear us. we need peace through strength and the best way to do that is to get our manufacturing independence back. our agricultural independence back. our energy independence back. so we can't be held hostage. right now, the fact that the american presidential administration is fearful of what china may think is unacceptabl