>> brian: 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. friday february 2nd all day. today president biden will be at the dignified transfer. three fallen soldiers. we spoke to the parents of specialist kennedy laden sanders this week it's hard for the parents to endure. that's why i honor so much. and believe she is a hero. >> plus, right now, five illegal migrants involved officers could be on their way to california.

this as texas' drop in illegal border crossings is greg abbott's strategy working? i think so. >> ainsley: you are looking live at gobbler's knob on groundhog day. it is like a rock concert there. those guys on stage have been singing. now they are making the announcement because it's coming up soon. will punxsutawney phil see his shad co? we will tell you. grab the kids. wake them up early. they have got to see this. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts now and remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. >> lawrence: straight to a fox news alert. a growing number of new york democrats are on board with deporting the migrants who walked free after attacking two nypd officers last weekend but there is one problem after flipping off reporters outside the courthouse by the way they are flipping all of us.

>> ainsley: america. >> brian: some of them on the run already. >> ainsley: madeline joins us with the latest. >> the new york's office of court administration does not know where the suspects are telling fox news the court is not aware of the defendants' whereabouts but they are obligated to return to court on their scheduled dates. five of the people arrested and prosecuted in this attack against two nypd officers outside of a migrant shelter in times square over the weekend were released without bail. a sixth person was arraigned on thursday. he is the only one who is being held on cash bail a 70 person arrested has not been charged. we vigorously condemn assaults on police officers and prosecute those responsible. the question here is whether the person arrested was even involved. at this time there was not sufficient evidence that he is one of the people who committed this terrible act. the d.a.'s office also says prosecutors didn't seek bail for

five of the suspects because its team needs more time to investigate and specify each person's role. critics, however, are outraged this guy flipping off the camera is basically flipping off all of america. we we are there, we did that we assaulted a police officer, we don't care. we will do it again. what emboldened them even more is being released with a no bail. >> the nypd not only looking for more suspects, sources tell fox news think are also investigating whether some of these migrants who were arrested and released use fake names to get tickets and board a bus heading west. d.a.'s office says it's investigating these allegations. brian, lawrence, and ainsley. >> lawrence: unbelievable. the judge should have hauled their tailback into the courthouse after they saw them doing the big flip-off to them. >> brian: they don't care. i mean, they don't care. thanks so much, madeline.

>> ainsley: thank you so much, madeline. lawrence, we were all talking while she was putting up the report full screen of what the administrator said. they are object galgted to return to work. do you think they will? they are sticking up their middle fingers to the court. we are not coming back. they are saying blankety blank to you america not appreciative for the food and shelter all the free things they get that's how they thank america. >> brian: how you go up to the border go up to any port of entry or caught they say i feel under threat in my country. do you think this kid feels under threat in his country and only thing he could do is flee to america for a chance at the american dream? see his tongue sticking out at all of us. is he laughing. they are laughing at us lawrence lawrence they are probably part of the country they are fleeing. part of the criminal corruption. >> ainsley: nikki haley and dodonald trump use that for your campaign ads. >> lawrence: ubecause of what

greg abbott has been doing. getting new numbers. it looks like they are down the border numbers are down by 76% right now. and when it comes to the total there has been increase when it comes to arizona. this may be part of greg abbott's strategy. but we know, based on the numbers. >> brian: look how dramatic that is look at the difference. >> lawrence: during the winter months, brian, they typical see a down trend anyway. >> ainsley: what is he doing differently in january than december. >> lawrence: there was pressure on the governor because he had already deployed national guard on that. people in texas are like you have got to start sending these guys back. texas passed that law. they started putting the razor wire there. they were inviting border patrol to come in there to kind of break up some of this stuff and process them. and border patrol wasn't -- they were taking down the wire and not telling the people to turn around. now border patrol didn't want to do that but the administration forced them to do it. so greg abbott is like have you

got to get out of here then. you are not helping the situation. border patrol union backed the governor of this. and essentially texas is not letting them. in they are saying go back. >> brian: i mean look at the numbers. can you just put those numbers up for a second. total apprehensions, if you look at january 32809. arizona and california, 23,000. you know we don't hear much about new mexico a democratic governor. that's probably a mess as well. >> ainsley: is biden going to take credit for those numbers? >> lawrence: i am sure he is any time he brings up texas he knows he is losing that. 66% of the country sides with texas in their showdown with the federal government. and is he too afraid of this matchup because you know the border is -- is he rating so terribly at the border. his policies are solely responsible. the more he talks about it the worse he looks. he knows that texas is right. he know what texas to do what they're going to do. he knows why 25 separate states have sent down national guard. it's all because of him.

when he looked in the camera and said give me the power to act. that's what people are on the fence on should this new border reform be something they embrace. they say, wait a second. is he pretending that he doesn't have the power right now that he didn't reverse everything that kept the border numbers down. kept the -- kept the fbi most wanted list almost down to zero. that his list has quadrupled, the whole remain in mexico. whole reversing when did you go into one country where you apply. the app. that lets you get parole. you show up with app. and iphone i'm in for 10 years. all this stuff he is responsible for. >> lawrence: i'm source, ainsley, go ahead. >> ainsley: the lady you interviewed a when was that, yesterday? >> lawrence: that was yesterday. >> ainsley: the lady standing outside the recreational center my kids come here to play, this is not the most affluent neighborhood. this is where they go to after school programs. if you ever go to the boys and girls programs. they are wonderful. that's where kids can go after school because mom probably

works three jobs to put food on the table. so they go to the rec center. they will can't go there to play anymore. because the migrants are there. >> lawrence: that mom was so frustrated. >> ainsley: she was so good. >> lawrence: wasn't just that mom, everyone i spoke to this week. here is a little bit of that. >> how do you think the mayor is doing right now? >> oh my god, don't mention. don't mention. don't mention. he is note doing -- he can't handle. it he can't handle it. >> lawrence: he can't handle this job? >> no. this job was not cut for him. >> currently 100 students over projection just at my middle school, so you can mall the crisis across the entire district. we had seven new students arrive just monday, and we don't have the funds to make sure that we have resources for all of our students. >> it was a place for our children. our children. i have four children and it's

sad you know, i have four boys, you know, and we really don't have nothing in the community that's free for us. >> don't get me wrong, it's great that they want to help the immigrants. but what about the americans that are already here? >> ainsley: that's exactly how everyone feels, you have compassion for them of course they are goddens children. what about the people here paying in the system, who are taxpayers, who are americans and did it the right way. >> lawrence: if you look at the president and look at twitter page, doing minority tour. going into different minority communities and talking to families. is he not talking to these people though. these are choreographed things where the administration wants to talk to people. act like is he doing something for the community. if you talk to the bulk of people in urban america. they feel just like these people do. >> put them in greenwich connecticut and beverly hills. we will solve that problem right away. in a few hours president biden is expected to be in attendance for the dignified transfer of three american soldiers killed in an american back terror attack in iranian backed terror

attack on american assets over in jordan. >> ainsley: alexandria hoff joins us from washington. >> president biden will dee dee part from delaware and arrive at air force base where he first lady will meet with the families of the fallen. sergeant women rivers, kennedy sanders and breonna moffett. part of georgia and part of the same company of engineers based in fort more killed sunday drone attack in jordan. the president is going to participate in a dignified transfer this afternoon. speak to the families. he gawdged his participation and whether they wanted him to be there today. today the world and those families of the fallen are waiting to see how the administration will respond to the attack. >> we just continue to pray for them. so, you know, whatever is decided, i just that it will be a good decision that keeps everyone in the safest condition possible. >> >> in the best interest of the united states.

>> the white house and defense officials blame the attack on the islamic resistance in iraq. that's umbrella group of iran-backed proxy strikes against targets in iraq and syria are currently being weighed. here is defense second lloyd austin yesterday. >> they risked their lives and lost their lives to keep their fellow americans safe from global terrorism. the president will not tolerate attacks on american troops. and neither will i. >> but the u.s. strikes have so far not offered any deterrence in the region. as for the dignified transfer today, this marks the solemn return of these troops back to american soil. you have flag-draped transfer cases that will be seen carried out of that plane where they will then be reunited with their families. brian? >> brian: all right, alex, thank you so much. here to react is retired four star jack keane, this is never easy, especially when you feel in your that's right could have

been prevented. what are your thoughts this morning? >> well, certainly there is three phases to every operation, the planning, the preparation, the execution. the plan something likely mostly completed and the president approved a suite of targets and locations as well. certainly. but, given the nature of the targets that can be moved like rockets, missiles, launchers and, obviously, if we are going after leaders, they can be moved. so, some of that may still be going on. the preparation, i think, is two fold. one is to make certain our penal are protected. and we may actually move some of them to get that kind of protection if they don't have harden sights where where they are located. we know full well there will be a reattack of some kind. then there is also -- we have to make certain that the ships are in the right place, surface and subsurface ships. i think the airplanes likely are already there.

but, there may be some movement in the preparation phase. hopefully this is a comprehensive strike. multi piered as they describe it. and that would involve a number of ships to be able to execute the cruise missiles and the fighters as well. so that's, i think, where we are and also helps to explain why there hasn't been a strike up until this time. >> so i understand that we are dead set on sending a message to iran and looking at some of their assets outside their country. do you think that that's the right move, looking for the irgc sites of the iranian guard outside the country and not go -- do what reagan did and blow up some oil wells and maybe taking out their navy? >> well, i think certainly taking out the people who did the attack and as much as we possibly can from that is very appropriate. if there are iranian irgc

leaders out of iran and we can acquire their location. certainly take them down. but they have likely moved all of them, i would imagine. but if we can get to them, certainly. i really believe the main target here should be the irgc capability that iran has inside of iran. i don't think we have to, you know, go to the capitol in any way. >> we should avoid any kind of civilian casualties here. but irgc capabilities, a lot of it is on the coast. and we can deal with that and also focus on their leaders as well. they are the ones who arm them, train them, fund them and supervise them. the irgc leaders are in hezbollah and lebanon hezbollah regular basis. they were just reported to be with the houthis were on a regular basis and in there just recently they visit hamas on a regular basis. all of them go to their training center in iran, which i think

should be a target that should be on the list. so, yes. you have got to go after iran and hold them accountable. >> i would reset the whole strategy with iran. stop the appeasement negotiations. get international partners involved and begin to really isolate iran. some of the europeans want to trade with them. i got that, just put it on the table here. that's over. we have got to isolate this country. economically go back to the maximum sanctions and really strap these guys. they are flush with money right now that will all take time. hold iran itself accountable here. they are behind everything. the more we avoid that frankly, the more this is going to continue. there will be reattack and we have to make certain that our people are properly prepared for that. >> brian: that would be nice. you know what would be good to know there would be a grand strategy rather than just a reaction to an attack because it's been 46 in the red sea on our troops in the houthi rebels and even though we are hitting

them we are not stopping them. general jack keane, thanks for getting up early and talking with us. >> thank you have a good weekend. >> brian: if this administration was astute they would call jack keane. coming up one nation over the weekend. john walsh breaks down crime crisis including those mute tantaros here in new york city beating up cops. guy ferrera has a huge party. he knows the ins and outside. they will be joining us now. new sports capitol of the world. meanwhile a quick announcement and a thank you. this past week. george washington secret 6 went over a million copies sold. so it was pretty cool to do it. shows people really care about our history and thanks to everyone who kept teddy and booker t. on the best selling list. go over to lawrence with the headlines. >> lawrence: congratulations; that's when they plan on taking down the george washington statue and some people still appreciate him. thanks, brian. now to a couple headlines, a

massachusetts mother is taking legal action against the newton's teacher's union as the strike causes students to miss school for nearly two weeks. she says that the strike is keeping her daughter from receiving special election specn services. we spoke to her last hour. >> negotiations can continue. i'm the daughter of a public educator. i'm a licensed social worker. i want the best for our schools. i want the best for our teachers, but there is no reason to use our children as pawns in this game of chess. they should be in school while negotiations continue. >> lawrence: there seemed to be no end in sight as the teacher's association and newton's schools struggle to come to terms on a new contract. now to this, the oregon supreme court ruling that 10 g.o.p. state senators cannot run for re-election after staging a six-week walkout last year. the boycott hundreds of bills hot button issues, abortion, transition healthcare and gun

rights. senate minority leader saying quote, we obviously disagree with the supreme court's ruling but more importantly we are deeply disturbed by the chilling impact this decision will have to crush dissent. and those are your headlines. that's kind of crazy. >> brian: banning people from ballots, there you go it's getting to be a habit. >> ainsley: a fox news alert. moments away from finding whether or not punxsutawney phil saw his shadow. >> brian: really just moments now. will it be six more weeks of winter or will it be an early spring? janice join joins us live from gobbler's knob in pennsylvania. hey, janice. [cheers] >> janice: oh my goodness. we are just minutes away from phil coming out of his burrow. right now the inner circle have come on stage. they are talking about the dignitaries. they are introducing the governor of pennsylvania. they are talking about the rules and regulations phil is going to come out. if he sees his shadow. then he will run right back into

his burrow and six more weeks of winter. that's the deal. thought crowd is chants. they want phil to come out on the stump and show his furry face because we have been waiting for a year now to see him. this is 138 years of groundhog day in gobbler's knob, punxsutawney, pennsylvania, they're talking about the president of the inner circle coming up and this is -- i mean we are really just moments away from history. and they are explaining that phil is always right, 100 percent right. it's lost in the translation because phil speaks groundhogese. so phil tells his prediction to one of his inner circle and the inner circle relays the message of whether or not we're going to have six more weeks of winter. he is 100 percent right. but sometimes it gets lost in the translation. so we're going to listen right now. they are going to knock on the burrow three times and phil is going to come out. let's listen in. >> from his burrow and hold him high for all to see.

he will then place phil upon the stump where phil and i will have a little talk see his sad who he do or not. six more weeks of winter there will be. >> if there is no shadow, early spring. day breaker, please place the royal red carpet. mr. vice president, please place the scrolls upon the stump. gentlemen, are you ready? are you ready? it's a tradition before we get

phil out we get him fired up. [cheers] >> by chanting phil, phil, phil, phil, phil, phil, phil, phil. [chanting phil] [feedback] [cheers] >> it's punxsutawney phil. [cheers]

♪ >> gentlemen, gather around. [cheers] >> we love you, phil! >> we believe in you, phil. >> okay. we have a decision. [cheers] a prediction has been made, mr. president. >> let's hear it.

>> hear ye, hear ye, now on this february 2nd, punxsutawney phil, the seaer of seers, prognosticator of all progress miss at this carrots was awaken from wintry nap. phil looked to the skies and then speaking in groundhogese directed the president to the proper scroll which reads: another winter slumbered pause so i could meet the crowd. hard to sleep anyway when the party's this loud. i envy your energy. i envy the fun. i envy all of you and your opposable thumbs. but it's not what i feel. it's what i see and what you hear, so gather around and let me be clear. atmosphere is a wonderful thing. and we can create our own and the weather it brings. it brings hope for the future and so much more, maybe some

punxsutawney phil write in votes in 2024. [cheers] but what this weather did not provide is a shadow or reason to hide. glad tidings on this groundhog day. an early spring is on the way! [cheers] [cheers and applause] >> janice: oh my goodness. okay. wow! this is historic, phil doesn't predict an early spring very often. 82% of the time phil predicts six more weeks of issu winter. this is pretty historic. obviously phil is a little political this year.

telling people to write him in on the ballot. we are not going to get in on that. it's about the weather. and is he still speaking? is phil speaking? or is he ready to go back in his burrow? i will tell you this. the funniest part of being here at gobbler's knob after the prediction is read is people scram. >> if you would like a photograph on stage punxsutawney phil and the inner circle. we will do it as long as phil will let us. he will come up to the stage. >> janice: i'm happy to be part of this. this is a handful of times that phil has predicted an early spring. i think there were a lot of boos though. because i myself would like six more weeks of winter because we have not seen winter, especially in the northeast for several years. and my kids need their childhood of going outside and i need to do some snow angels. i'm a little disappointed with phil's prediction. >> ainsley: janice so rare though. >> janice: that's just me.

>> ainsley: i'm looking at the stats. he has only predicted early spring 20 times. winter 108 times. so this is very rare. and he usually comes in at about 39%. so he does with accuracy. we will not talk about that. this is not scientific. [laughter] >> janice: always accurate. it's lost in the translation. happy groundhog's day, everybody. >> it's amazing. >> brian: not a dry eye in the place. very emotional. very emotional. hard to put it to words. >> ainsley: janice i do have a question for you. how in the world did punxsutawney become the ground hog epicenter? >> brian: she doesn't want to talk anymore. she is overwhelmed. >> janice: this has been going on for for a very long time, ainsley. 138 years. and there are other animals that predict the weather but he is the prognosticator of all

prognosticators. now back to dancing. >> brian: there you go. she is very much like joe buck. joe buck lets the moment breathe and let's people disseminate themselves. they see the drama. you don't need to be telling them this. >> ainsley: we wanted to hear what the man was saying on staining. how funny is this? they take it seriously. they wear their tuxedos and top hats. we are all such traditionalist. this is the tradition every february 2nd. >> brian: the weather channel is changing all their forecast right now you can hear them upstairs. >> ainsley: all the little kids need to wear these to school today. the cutest things. >> lawrence: what is coming up. >> brian: brand new polling out of two major swing states. trump leads biden 50% of the voted. wisconsin a dead heat. >> ainsley: we are asking our voter panel what they think coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ my skin, thanks to skyrizi.

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♪ >> brian: back with major stories get right to it. several people are dead after a small plane, a single engine plane crashed into a mobile home park in clearwater, florida that happened overnight. officials say it slammed into one home, creating a massive fire that damaged at least three other homes. still no word on exactly how many people were killed. cocaine and you fentanyl reportedly detected in toxicology reports and the results of those three kansas city fans found frozen to death last month after a watch party. these are preliminary results but sources with direct knowledge of the case tell tmz that other substances may surface once the official results come out. we know that the family members of those fans who died have a copy of the report but they have not confirmed what it says. and right now police believe four of the migrants who walked free after attacking two nypd officers last saturday night may

be on the run. sources say they hospital on a bus to california with fake ids after actually getting them -- all you have to do is go two blocks they got their own. they took their names from a church group. the court says they have no idea where these four men are but they are required by law to return for their scheduled hearings. so i'm sure they will be back. meanwhile, now to this california crime crisis getting worse by the day. new graphic video of los angeles shows -- of los angeles shows violent criminals senselessly beating a man in a beauty shop. todd piro has the back story here. >> todd: wearing the wrong watch out in certain parts of hollywood isn't just a fashion risk it's now a personal safety risk. take a look again. this video just released by the lapd from a beauty salon in beverly grove section of l.a. showing robbery suspect beating a man, pistol whipping him, and kicking him relentlessly. this beating happening reportedly over the victim's watch. police believe the suspects followed the man, chasing him around the building before he

ran inside looking for help. that's when one of the suspects drags him back into the center of the store, bashes him over and over with his handgun. before the other suspect grabs the watch. lapd saying the two criminals then ran off. got in a black suv, the next day one suspect was arrested. some 70 miles from this crime scene. the other though still on the run this morning. as detectives search for their second suspect, they also want to speak with the victim as soon as possible, hoping his story will help paint a clear picture of what happened here. and ainsley, this area in l.a., frequented by a lot of shoppers. a lot of normal, mothers and daughters going on a daily trip to go buy some goods in one of the local malls. this could happen to anybody any time there. >> ainsley: big cities just walk outside and pray to god each time it's not going to be us that day. thank you so much, todd, brand new fox news polls revealing who voters from two key swing states are supporting heading into the 2024 election. georgia. trump is currently leading biden

the numbers 51% to 43%. in a state that joe biden carried by less than a percentage point in 2020. len look at wisconsin. it is a dead heat there according to this poll with each at 47%. let's bring in our panel of voters from theory swing states tracy johnson, a wisconsin voter. a republican. we also have khann donna roe a republican from georgia. charlie darian from georgia independent voter. thank you all, ladies, for joining us. >> hello. >> good morning. >> ainsley: tracy, i will start with you, you are in wisconsin. that is where they are neck and neck, biden and donald trump. so tell me who you are choosing, how are favoring and why? what your big issues are. >> i would have supported nikki haley if she were on the ballot but, you know, given the binary choice, i just can't support an incumbent. i was surprised to see these numbers as close as they were just being in a suburb of

milwaukee where biden really carried that area. but, i think it's referendum on the incumbent as we see it. we just have no leadership at the top we have got our economy is hurting. we have a crisis at the border. we are involved in all these foreign conflicts and just no leadership. so i guess given that binary choice, i think we are seeing a lot of voters really move forwards former president trump. >> ainsley: donna, you are in georgia. you are a republican. donald trump leads by a lot there. 51 to 43% if it's donald trump and joe biden. trump does better than nikki haley and joe biden in other polls. what's going on in georgia? what are you hearing from your friends? and what are your top issues? >> my top issues -- the top issues for most people in georgia, obviously, immigration is one. the economy, a lot of our people are living paycheck to paycheck and working double jobs and

child care and everything else. and the other thing that we're very concerned about, we have a lot of military bases here in georgia. and we're very concerned about the quality of our commander-in-chief. i'm a veteran. i'm very concerned about that. i really think the top issues are inflation, immigration. and national defense. i think those are very important here in georgia. >> ainsley: i'm a southerner, those are all of our concerns down there. especially, really all over the country. charlie, let me talk to you. you are georgia. you are an independent. who are you leaning toward and why? >> right now, i really am truly undecided. it's a tough decision for me to kind of make my way to. so, at this moment, i don't feel like i am leaning. i'm just trying to -- waiting for, you know, debates and learning a little bit more about agendas and digging a bit more.

>> ainsley: charlie, putting aside personalities,s who position aligns with yours. >> i will probably honestly be making that decision very last minute when i walk into the voting booth. >> ainsley: is it because you like some policies from each of them or you are just not happy with any of the candidates? >> that's exactly it. so philosophies on both sides. positions on both sides speak to me. there are things that i'm -- i am very much in agreement with. and then some things that i'm very far away from. so, finding a middle ground for me in this election has just been challenging. >> ainsley: what do you like about each of the candidates. you are really the independent. going to vote. democrats are going to vote for joe biden. >> really, you know, the for me who is leading us into a better tomorrow. i feel like right now one of the things that's small business

owner in georgia. our economy, inflation, like donna mentioned, when i go to the grocery store, i'm feeling like i'm barely buying anything and i'm spending 300 to 400ed the every trip. it's just -- really what clicks in my mind is how are people living. how is my team of employees able to afford groceries and i feel like i pay better than anybody in the industry. those are the things that keep me up at night. >> ainsley: i'm sure. donna are you better off now or better off four years ago? >> oh my gosh. i think we were so much better off four years ago, not only in the economy but also with how the world feels about us. i think that our reputation in the world has gone down. we're not perceived to be strong. we're not perceived to be good friends. that will step in when bad

things happen. and i just think we were so much better off -- even though i understand, you know, all the twitter and things like that with the former president, i understand all that and i don't like that kind of stuff, but, i did like the economy i did like how the world felt about us and not threatening us at every point. we just want three military men. there is no need for that with strong leadership there is no need for that. so i am very concerned but i was better off and i know my neighbors were. i can tell you that my sons were. all my friends. were there we were better off four years ago. so, i think ronald reagan said it best. and i think most people in georgia feel that way. >> ainsley: you are so cute and donna thank you for your service. trace, i will give you the last word. are you worried about joe

biden's cog any stiviano state and donald trump's legal issues. >> yes. both of those things. that's why it's important to have both of the nikki haley to stay in race to perpetuate the conversation i do hope we can see the two candidates talk and debate head to head and give the american people a fair choice and a fair look at what is really happening but, yes, both of those issues concern me greatly. >> ainsley: we will all be watching south carolina greatly, won't we. >> yes. >> thank you, ladies, so fun to talk to you all. see, i like being a woman. don't we have fun? thank you, ladies, have great weekend. bye. coming up, migrants in the country's busiest airport. >> yeah. so these are just recently documented travelers getting to where they need to be. >> actually you cannot get a video. you cannot get a video. >> no, you are not allowed. >> ainsley: we will talk to a

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later on in the segment. but the person that you were speaking to said that they were documented. and we know that they were illegal, right? >> yeah. we -- you know, we got a whistleblower who gave us a tip about this hidden room. and had a full team there with some different cameras in different places. so on monday and tuesday nights there is just influx of these people who come through the airport. kind of when the traffic is much lower at the airport. they were in a hidden room. i was talking to an atlanta police department investigator yesterday. there are absolutely no cameras in this area of the airport if you watch another part of the video you will see barricades and caution tape before you get there kind of looks like a construction zone if you will. >> lawrence: so can you explain to me because, you know, airports are supposed to be one of the most secure locations. there is cameras everywhere. is this inside of the terminals or outside of the terminals? >> i believe it's the third floor appears second floor of

the domestic terminal. our whistleblower says they walk right out of the gates and then they are escorted into this room. those people in that room though, they were waiting to be booked to flights all across the united states. >> we were also getting video of migrants just walking out onto the streets of atlanta. >> who is guarding the door? >> so there was u.s. army soldier there at the door, the guy who says you're done, he is a united states soldier. we still are not sure exactly what his role was there. but he was sitting right next to the door and basically assaulted me in order to take the phone and try, you know, to get rid of the footage. i was able to recover the phone and that's the footage you see there. >> lawrence: this is crazy. what's going on here? >> i don't know. there's a lot of questions to be answered. i hope the georgia senate will flex its subpoena authority and start bringing some folks from the airport in and getting answers to these questions. >> have you yet been able to get in contact with governor kemp about this? i can just imagine that he is not too happy about what is

going on. i think this is the largest airport in the nation? >> yeah, it is. it's the busiest airport in the world. governor kemp and i are a lot of odds on this issue, with the fani willis issue in georgia. we haven't spoken. i know people in our district have sent him text messages. he has kind of passed the buck and said this is a federal issue. i certainly wish we were sending state resources down to the southwest border like governor ron desantis is. >> lawrence: what do you want to see done right now when it comes to this airport? >> i want to see these people not be able to leave the airport. you know, the city of atlanta controls the atlanta airport. they ought to be housing these people here until we can figure out things going forward. >> lawrence: senator, the governor comes on our show. we hope that he will come back and tell us exactly what he knows about this as well. i just want to read this statement from atlanta international airport, this is what they said, atl works with libbed to, volunteers to provide

assistance during their travel immigrants. i thought they were documented team libbed to is a nonprofit that has worked atl since 2020. there are no immigrants are never housed in the airport. state senator, we're going to follow. this we appreciate you coming on this morning. >> yeah. thanks for having me. >> lawrence: some shady business going on. >> no doubt. >> we will get to the bottom of it. thanks, senator. >> no doubt. >> ainsley: going to get a lot of votes in the next elections. proud of him to do it. great intriewrks lawrence. >> lawrence: thank you, ainsley. >> ainsley: now to headlines featuring video. quick-thinking officer in mansfield, texas springs no action when he sees a passenger choking on a he is pooh of gum on the side of the road. watch this you are choking? turn around. turn around.

♪ >> set down, set down on the wall. >> ainsley: the woman spent minutes searching for someone on the side of the highway to help her until that officer saw her and came just in the nick of time. to say another rescue in texas. courtesy of the coast guard, they saved the life of this dog that was trapped in a metal shipping container earlier this week at port houston, oh,. >> scratching, dude. puppy. hi, puppy. >> >> ainsley: officials were inspecting shipping containers when they began to hear barking and scratching noises. the coast guard believes the pup named coney had been inside for more than a week. the good girl is doing well now and is in need of a forever home. oh, she is beautiful. and yet another wild story. this one out of texas. a woman comes home to find an unexpected guest in her kitchen. her reaction when she saw the deer was priceless.

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that little bush behind there as you can see. when i tried to grab him he ran a different direction toward the snake. the snake just got him and i was like oh crap there is a snake right there. [laughter] >> just grab it and try to get the guinea pig out of its mouth. >> she was so brave. thankfully walked away without a scratch and guinea pig not seriously injured. those are some of your headlines. one congressman not mentioning threat for a wall green closure. she, instead, says it's racism. >> when a walgreen's leaves a neighborhood, they disrupt the entire community. these closures are not arbitrary and they are not innocent. they are life-threatening acts of racial and economic discrimination. ♪ headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season.

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