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>> lawrence: good morning, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, monday, february 5, this is "fox and friends." >> brian: "fox and friends" exclusive interview moments ago. >> people are thinking this is somehow like counting 5000 people in everyday and releasing them, that is absurd. >> ainsley: california facing hurricane-force wind warning, parts of l.a. and san diego under a state of emergency. >> steve: that is santa barbara and. and performance that got a standing ovation, luke combs and tracey chapman. beautiful. >> lawrence: a sight to see.

remember mornings are better with friends. >> brian: yep. ♪ >> ainsley: a fox news alert. text of the senate border bill released and lankford just defended it on "fox and friends" last hour. >> steve: mark meredith joins us. >> mark: good morning. you are right, lawmakers have some reading to do with this package released overnight. senators have been working on this for months. we are talking about $118 million to cover foreign aid and specific money going toward ukraine and 14 billion to israel, 2 biltion to central

command in the gulf of aden and additional money to help folks in gaza. under the proposal, mandatory shutdown of the border if 5000 are encountered. this shut down the border automatically and create a new border emergency authority while getting more people to help control the border. one of the key architects is james lankford of oklahoma. >> we have to mand torilly deport everyone rather than release everyone. that is what this does. people think it is counting 5000 in and releasing them. we add ankle monitors for family

groups that come through to track any individual when we don't have capacity, things that make this a stronger system. gaps in the law get closed. >> mark: hearing from the president about this proposal, he says it is tough and fair. he wants congress to pass this quickly and have it reach his desk. there are plenty indications that may not happen any time soon. lawmakers vowed they will prevent it going forward and house speaker mike johnson posted, i've soon enough, this bill is worse than we expecteds and won't come close to ending the border catastrophe the president has created.

not just republicans are speaking up, we heard from one democratic senator who says he believes it goes too close to the trump era policy. just hours after this bill came out, whether it is able to move forward is a question. there is proceduralac happening about wednesday of this week. >> steve: thank you very much. >> lawrence: great job on the interview brian. >> brian: my goal was to let him talk so we can debate it. >> lawrence: that is important. me and the senator from the same town, in texas. the catch and release policy, he says it is not in here because of the monitors.

the monitors are monitored by a third party. the potus emergency order, only way he can do that, it is in the bill, he can declare emergency, those are special cases when there is a hurricane or something like that. have you followed the biden administration? they have a climate emergency, healthcare emergency, i don't trust that. asylum officers, it used to be with a judge, asylum officers are under department of homeland security meaning alejandro mayorkas will be boss of that. not sure i want the person and immigration law under department of homeland security and not a judge. a lot of reaction on this. he didn't touch on those specifically. >> ainsley: democrats wanted

this, wanted money funding for ukraine. >> steve: he talks about the number of people in his own

party who are slamming the bill before they even looked at it, watch this. >> the key aspect of this, are we as republicans going to complain the border is bad and leave it open after the worst month in american history in december, we have to determine are we going to complain about things or address and change as many things as we can. if we have this shot, and i go back two months, shot under a democratic president to increase beds, deportation flights, lock down the border to accelerate the process, no one would have believed it and no one wants to fix it or debate it. what do we do about the border, leave it open or closed? >> brian: one thing, greatest hurdle, election year. joe biden is so bad on the border, i think impeachable what

he's allowed to happen. 18 million here illegally, if you add in the gotaways and he goes, i will sign off on it. you don't know what is in it. i know the tone and tenor in the white house, they are against everything. they have no problem with mayorkas. i worry about anything to deal with discretion and this president. now in 2024, i'm extremely concerned, no faith he will implement things. it has to be air tight. if you give border patrol their rathers, they know how to do it fchl they are pressured by their bosses, let people in, that worries me. >> lawrence: chris murphy, there is a tweet of murphy talking about that the border never

closes. you have the lead negotiator on the left and right saying two different things and senator from oklahoma say the border closed and murphy saying it doesn't close at all, which is it? >> ainsley: the nbc poll, trump does better on securing the border, 57%. only 22% said biden would. >> steve: they can still through the process of reconciliation, they can change this and they have to vote and figure out this stuff. is it going to budge? we don't know. >> ainsley: just came out, they need to read it. >> steve: congressman mike mccaul, house foreign affairs chairman will join us this morning to discuss this and talk about the week. let's address the west coast.

fox news alert, 37 million on the west coast could see life-threatening flooding. >> ainsley: and wind gusts expected to reach 92 miles per hour. >> brian: max gordon joins us. >> the ground is saturated and starting to give way. we are in laurel county neighborhood. this debris like rocks, trash cans, household garbage strown about. this is because l.a. has seen so much rain in the past 24 hours. yesterday l.a. set a new rainfall record, top 10 wettest day, 4.1 inches of rain in downtown l.a. and i've seen nine inches of rainfall between

saturday and right now. you can see this water flowing down slope. if you look here, you can see how fast it is flowing and how much is coming down. declaring states of emergency throughout california. central california seeing first hurricane alert ever, high winds expected, it is a nasty situation for californians. high water and flooding in santa barbara and venturea. a lot of people in l.a. will wake up to changed neighborhoods like this one. >> steve: where is that water going? the l.a. river, which is bone dry? >> yeah. right now the l.a. river is raging and looks like a different scene than you are used to. you can see this water going

down slope flooding, that is a big concern in l.a. >> brian: where are you in l.a.? >> we are in the laurel canyon neighborhood in los angeles. we are backed up to the hollywood heels, a very step area. a lot of rain is falling on the hills and the hillsides are giving way. >> brian: mud slides. >> steve: and a bunch of rocks in the rode road, it is starting and happening. >> you see how heavy and large the rocks are. one like this weigh a couple hundred pounds. imagine strength of the water flowing down slope. if you come with me, we have -- >> lawrence: that tree. >> trees, ladder, fencing, all sorts of things flowing downhill. this is a dangerous situation.

we have our vehicle positioned so if we need to get out in a hurry, we can. keeping tabs on water flow. it is not very windy where we are here. the main wind threat is on coastal ranges accident gusts have gotten above 90 miles per hour. in northern california, they are dealing with power outages and hundreds of thousands of people without power on the north coast. you have trees toppling over and high winds knocking out power lines. in so cal, the power went out but was restored quickly. wind threat significant. >> steve: stay safe reporting this story. carley, let's do news. >> carley: more news, update on the middle east. houthi rebels vowing to meet

escalation with escalation after houthi targets were struck down in yemen. houthis prepare to launch new attacks in the red sea. trey yingst will join us with a live report this hour. overnight, phoenix fire department battling a large blaze. 100 firefighters responded to the scene. they got the blaze under control this morning making sure it didn't spread. and kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes father was arrested over the weekend for driving under the influence, this is the third time. his son gets ready to lead the chiefs in the super bowl on sunday. final report could drop today.

axios says there are photos showing where the documents were stored. classified documents were found in the penn biden center and more in his garage in delaware. biden's team believe some details could be politically damaging. the grammys wrapping up with memorable moments debut performance from joni. after a brainanrism. watch this. ♪ ♪ still somehow it is cloud elusions i recall. >> carley: and celine dion was

there. and taylor swift won that award and ainsley is taking look at another special performance. >> ainsley: i don't usually watch, last night was awesome. the big moment, luke combs and tracey chapman performing a duet of "fast car." listen. i think we have a clip. >> i feeling that i belong. ♪ ♪ i have a feeling that i could be someone, be someone, be someone. >> ainsley: combs claning why chapman's song meant so much to him. >> the idea i had been playing that song since i had been playing guitar. i was like, what if we did a cover of "fast car" tracey has

written one of the songs. >> ainsley: "washington post" claimed the song's success was clouded by the fast chapman as a black queer woman would -- chapman hit back, i'm honored and happy for luke and his success and grateful few fans have found and embraced "fast car." it sparked a standing ovation. seeing celine was especially and joni mitchell, i just balled. reminds me of my mom. >> steve: tapping her cane to the music. >> ainsley: you have to listen

to it. >> lawrence: overall great performance. >> ainsley: miley cyrus performed and she looks fantastic and thanked her mom and sister and didn't thank her dad. >> brian: and she wasn't on a wrecking ball this time. i would say this, tracey chapman gets money. people think he's cashing in, she gets money. >> ainsley: she looked great. i love them together. >> lawrence: no controversy between the two. >> steve: more than a dozen republican governors rallying with texas governor greg abbott as he clashes with joe biden over border security with mexico. we want is to enforce the immigration laws of the united states. >> steve: louisiana governor jeff landry was there and he will join us next. >> ainsley: small plane flips after crashing into the

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>> carley: alvin bragg says charges will be brought against

the migrants from last week. he will hold them responsible despite rereleasing five of the six. oscar odom joined us to discuss. we go out there everyday and putting ourselves on the lines. you have video here and you say, what am i doing? if i can't get justice what do we expect from the public? >> alvin bragg says not all suspects have been identified. a small plane flipped over into the mississippi river. he avoided injury and waited until he was rescued by a boater. >> steve: good news. republican governors joins texas governor greg abbott in support of his effort yesterday in eagle

pass. >> texas is only state in history of the united states of america to build our own border wall. all we want is to enforce laws of the united states. >> steve: which seem fair. our next guest plans to send national guard troops to the lone star state from louisiana. louisiana governor jeff landsry joins us now. good morning. >> steve: texas is next state over to louisiana. they need help and you are not only governor giving it to them. no, texas has been a great big brother to the state of louisiana and now it is time for louisiana to reciprocate that. we will work with leadership. i was on the phone with them yesterday afternoon on my way back from eagle pass about finding funding necessary to

help governor abbott and texas national guard to seal the border and do the job since they are in control of the senate. it is ridiculous. immigration laws allow people tow come into the country in an orderly fashion. they have blown a hole in the border and said anybody can come in. >> steve: ever since greg abbott put the razor wire there number of apprehensions dropped 76%. in december, 71,000 crossed and in january, down to 16,000 and a couple hundred per day. after they leave texas, they go somewhere. how many migrants are going to louisiana?

>> we have got a problem in louisiana, as well. and most of the problem centers around those coming into the country to conduct criminal activity. large portion of conducting criminal activity, fentanyl is affecting all communities. city of kenner, the chief well documented fact illegals in kenner are recruiting young juveniles who came into the country illegally to become criminals. >> steve: absolutely don't know if you saw 60 minutes last night, they showed there is a four-foot wide gap in the fence and tens of thousands go through it every month.

you know how they found out about it? tiktok. governor, watch this. we wonder how migrants knew about this entryway to california, answer in their hands. >> you learned on tiktok? yeah. >> tiktok is a social media platform created in china. the post we found had step by step instruction for hiring smugglers and detailed directions to that hole. >> steve: they have a four-foot wide hole and asked a border patrol guy, why don't they fill the hole and they said call washington and washington said we can't do anything about it. crazy. >> exactly. why do you think governor abbott is having to seal the holes in texas thchl is failure of the president to secure america fchl

chinese know there are holes inside the border, you don't think our border agents are watching tiktok, as well? somebody send a video to washington and tell them to seal that hole in the border. >> steve: they have not gotten the memo yet. thank you. coming up on this monday, former president donald trump telling maria who he might want to pick as a running mate. >> i like tim scott, i said you are a better candidate for me than yourself. and kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me.

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>> brian: look at this. there used to be eye huge distance. now the biggest was trump can win the nomination, not the gene general. s >> ainsley: what do you think the reason is? immigration? >> brian: almost everything the president is for is blowing up in this president's face from immediate east to economy and he never had inflation, inflation is not going up like it was, but still up. >> lawrence: i don't think he has to say a word. look at the state of the country now and when he was president. >> ainsley: look how much better

trump is doing with the numbers. >> steve: running away when it comes to the border, ahead by 35. he is opposing the deal that came out of the senate last night, he does not trust what happened. he is saying, i can do better with that and people are buying it. do you feel better today than four years ago? how many people say yeah. >> lawrence: new poll coming out and polls suggest nikki haley makes argument he cannot beat joe biden when polls say something different. >> lawrence: you got to come up with something else to galvanize people. >> brian: dean phillips keep

saying biden can't beat trump. >> ainsley: nbc said they did a sub-sample of republican voters and they favored trump over haley. haley got 19%. >> steve: he's ahead by 60. >> ainsley: they have been following joe biden and donald trump for past five years and last july biden was leading and september they were even and november trump started doing better than biden 46 to 44. >> brian: within one in hispanics and white voters and gained in black voters. >> brian: the president is turning down the super bowl interview, crazy. >> steve: how many people see it at 4:00 in the afternoon? >> brian: 50 million.

>> ainsley: folks on west coast at risk of flooding today. >> just a couple of days and soil can't take more water. you can see the runoff, this street turned into a river. we're seeing small rocks flowing down and a cull vert turned into a rapid. los angeles yesterday set a top 10 rainfall record. 4.1 inches of rainfalling. some neighborhoods have seen tremendous amounts of water. santa barbara, ventura, los angeles counties, dangerous for southern california. guys. >> steve: thank you. >> lawrence: stay dry, brother. >> brian: not possible, nice

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>> brian: united states stepping up response to houthi rebel attacks over the weekend. trey yingst is in tel aviv. >> trey: united states announced new strikes against houthis in yemen and prepare to launch more attacks in the red sea. u.s. central command shows uss

gravely and uss carley and uss dwight eisenhower. escalation will be met w escalation. u.s. forces remain on high alert. national security advisor jake sullivan did not rule out the possibility of a u.s. strike in iranian territory. there are no diplomatic solutions on the table to end the rising tension in the middle east. >> brian: administration raising oibrows over contradicting plans. >> have you ruled out strikes inside iran? >> sitting here today on national news program, i will not get into what we ruled in or out from military action? >> there will be additional

response taken. >> brian: joining us is congressman mike mccaul. great to see you charm chairman:. you have been briefed, what can you tell us? >> effective in terms of iraq, syria, yemen, iger irgc. this was telegraphed a week in advance like dropping leaf letters to the ground. week of preparation to get out. irgc pulled out of iraq and syria and yemen prior to the strikes. the strikes were good, they were not as effective as they could have been. >> brian: iran, hitting iran off the table, is that smart? >> i would back channel that to

the ayatollah, if you kill u.s. service men and women, we'll will hit iran. we hear mixed reviewed about what they would do. john kirby said you would not do it. don't telegraph what you wouldn't do. that gives the enemy more power. >> brian: border reform and senator lankford one of the co-authors of it, here is what he said, mischaracterization of the 5000 trigger. watch. we have to be able to have something that deports everyone rather than releases everyone. people are thinking this is like counting 5000 people in everyday and releasing them, that is absurd. we double deportation flights and add ankle monitors, for family groups to track any

individual. all things we build in to make this a stronger system, gaps in the law get closeds in this structure. >> brian: you have information, the senate will look at this bill, where does mike mccaul stand? >> we just got it last night, i applaud james lankford for trying. immigration is difficult. i'm not sure if this will get out of the senate and the speaker says dead on arrival. we want significant political asylum claim reforms like remain in mexico. that is not in this bill. what he talks about political asylum, take out the prosecutor and judge and allow u.s. cis to remove immigrant into the united states with ankle braceless, that will be a pull factor not a

push factor. i applaud them but same time, i don't think this is a fix. >> brian: you don't see them passing senate and doing reconciliation? >> that is an option. this does not resemble hr two. very little, if any of what we passed is in the senate bill. has to be reconciliation, not sure it is doable. >> brian: thanks for stopping by. appreciate it. this. flip over it. hdt flip or flop is live next. check in with bill hemmer and dana perino to promote their show. >> bill: good morning. mike mccaul raised interesting points. we'll see where it goes. >> dana: and migrants who

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