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>> brian: monday, february 12th. this is "fox & friends." this is the easiest things we have to do today. everything else is hard. the kansas city chiefs win the super bowl again. >> we are not done. we have a young team. we are going to keep this going. >> on 3, 1, 2, 3, how about those chiefs. >> brian: will cain has the recap from the overtime victory and that is will live. >> ainsley: plus a fox news alert. defense second lloyd austin is back in the hospital as he transfers power now to his deputy. >> steve: in other news, dhs secretary mayorkas says don't blame him for the border crisis. >> it certainly is a crisis. and, while we don't bear

responsibility for a broken system. >> steve: more of that broken system business second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now remember mornings are better with friends. like you. ♪ oh, what a night ♪ yeah ♪ sing it ♪ i can't even lie what a time to be alive ♪ oh what a night. >> brian: super bowl fantastic commercial for las vegas. looking live at las vegas at the a. the plus for many winners this morning including super bowl lviii champions kansas city chiefs took overtime to happen. looked unlikely for a while, and looked like certainty and 49ers showed everyone come back. >> ainsley: kind of a boring game. i thought i would wake up and 49ers were going to win. shocked to learn that your kansas city chiefs won in overtime. >> steve: i think they went into

the locker room and they watched usher and going, man, that guy can dance and roller skate. >> ainsley: and roller skate. >> steve: we are inspired. we are going to go win and they did. >> brian: i have similar skills. chiefs winning fourth super bowl history in team history. last night taking down the 49ers 25-22. >> steve: the chiefs finally got things going in the third quarter after a lackluster first half after mvp performance quarterback patrick mahomes. they sealed the deal on this touchdown pass becoming the first team to win back-to-back super bowls in 19 years. >> i got to give god the glory, man. he challenges us to make us better. >> viva las vegas. vivian viviva.viva. >> brian: i think taylor swift is the better singer of the two. >> steve: i don't know there is a lot of heart there. >> ainsley: they say they are not done. travis kelce telling the media

after the game, quote: i that three-peat. >> brian: stop attacking your coach. unbelievable. >> ainsley: he was mad he pulled him out. >> brian: so what. you can't attack your coach. >> steve: the way randy reid. >> brian: look at that, come on. >> steve: he explained it afterwards. i love the fact that he so desperately wants' to play. and andy reid said that makes him feel young again. >> brian: we dickless. any 12-year-old kid who guess hey, if my idol travis kelce can do that get benched. >> ainsley: these true. the coach is in charge and makes the decisions do what the coach says. >> ainsley: 16 million people predicted to call out. super bowl flu and not go to work today. >> steve: where is carley today? >> ainsley: she actually took it off in advance. >> steve: she preflud us. >> steve: kansas city chiefs is my team and always has been. performs talking dynasty

territory. is he only 28 years old. i think he has a little more gas in the tank. and kelce said yesterday that ultimately their goal, since they just did back-to-back super bowl wins, three. they want three in a row. they want to be the first team ever to get three in a row. do you know what? they got a year. let's see what happens. >> ainsley: empire state building was glowing red and yell throw celebrate the chiefs. patrick mahomes gave glory to god i loved that travis kelce hugged his mom donna and girlfriend taylor swift ran out and they had a little pda on the field after the game. well-deserved. >> brian: did the odds already right now do you know who is favored to win next year? >> steve: 49ers. >> brian: do you know why? they did not lose that game. kansas city won it. okay. you had a missed extra point. you had a crazy punt that went off the heel of a player who was looking the other way. i know that's what happens. i get it. that's what football is about. but, the 49ers did not -- they played. if you asked me, i think they

were 90% of that game they outplayed the kansas city chiefs. >> steve: it was thrilling. anybody that would watch it just because it came down to like the last couple of seconds. and they are going to be talking about that game for a long time. >> ainsley: reba mcentire sang the national anthem she did a great job. >> steve: 91 seconds. people were betting on that. >> ainsley: purple gatorade. >> steve: that's right. what color would it be. more on this with will cain in a couple minutes but right now we have a fox news alert. lloyd austin undergoing treatment critical care unit at walter reed medical center. peter doocy joins us live from the white house with the latest. peter, this was shocking news last night. >> peter: yes. and initially when austin was taken to the hospital by his security detail, the pentagon press team told us that he had classified and unclassified ways to communicate with his staff, so he was going to continue fully as the sec. def. that changed at 4:55 p.m. when they told us he was handing off

his duties to the deputy kathleen hix. in a statement the pentagon is telling us after a series of tests and evaluations, the secretary was admitted into the critical care unit at walter reed for supportive care and close monitoring. at this time it is not clear how long secretary austin will rye main hospitalized the current bladder issue is not expected to change his anticipated full recovery. cancer prognosis remains excellent. so this is a bladder issue separate from the prostate cancer issue. but, his serious health problems date back to december 22nd. that is when he went under for surgery, which he did not disclose to his boss, the president, for more than a week. president biden later said it was an error in judgment for austin to hold out on him about that. ultimately never asked austin to resign. actually putting out the word that he would not accept a resignation if offered. but, this is the new system in action. the chief of staff here, jeff zins says if a cabinet secretary cannot work.

they have to let the white house know. that is what happened here. and austin remains in the hospital this morning. back to you. >> brian: peter, so cutting edge to tell somebody when you go to the hospital. so this is. >> ainsley: this is the new system? >> brian: i never heard of this, something like that. >> peter: yeah. you got to call out sick. >> brian: tell somebody. >> steve: peter, that news came out during the pregame show for the super bowl. when you were actually watching the super bowl, you got a call from the white house about somebody getting a promotion. kirby has been promoted to a bigger role in the white house briefing room, right? >> peter: i did. with two minutes left in the first half. and i got a phone call from somebody here. i assumed it was a butt dial from somebody who is watching the game. but they were calling to make sure that we know that john kirby getting promoted is not a demotion for the press secretary karine jean-pierre. basically john kirby is just going to have an expanded

portfolio here. my read for the last couple months has been that kirby is pretty much always in the room anyway when important communication decisions are being made. but is he going to have a fancier title. and some more staff and some more help. but, that does not diminish in anyway what karine jean-pierre. >> who will be at the today yum. >> steve: it's a timeshare. >> peter: timeshare is a good way to but the it. it pretty much has been. i believe that karine jean-pierre has had two solo briefings since november. and the rest of them she has been joined by a guest. it is usually kirby. because they want him there to explain how the whole apparatus is operating with foreign policy. >> steve: well. and he does answer more of the questions more thoroughly. >> brian: he did have a major mistake or was he being too honest are when he said iraqis got a heads up when we took out

one of the ca kataib hezbollah leader last week. i apologize i had it wrong. we don't know if he had it wrong or messaging was wrong. i guess there was no ramifications from that. >> peter: he got promoted after so no. >> ainsley: so the answer is no. >> steve: peter, the way we started talking about this his promotion and the way you learned it, do you get a lot of butt dials from the white house? >> peter: no comment. [laughter] >> steve: all right. fine. >> ainsley: the time something interesting. nine more months in the election. >> brian: speaking of polls, talk about what happened last week on thursday robert hur put his report out. >> ainsley: in his report he said no criminal activity here, but he said he was an elderly man talking about biden with a poor memory. >> steve: right. that's why he didn't charge is he a sympathetic character and the jury probably wouldn't find him guilty. and mr. hur explained why it's different with donald trump.

>> ainsley: if he is competent then they can charge donald trump if you are competent. if you are not competent you will not get charged. >> steve: when you read his report, you will see what he says. anyway, there is a brand new abc ipsos poll out. it looks at the very issue which is the one thing joe biden and the team can't do anything about. when you ask adults is joe biden too old to be president? 86% say yes, he's too old. three quarters of adults in the united states of america say he is too old. and i looked up in the same poll, 91% of independents say joe is too old. by comparison, 20 points behind donald trump, 71% is too old. >> brian: yeah, i mean, there is another poll out there, 76% of voters have major concerns about his mental and physical health. 53% of which are democrats. you don't know what to do. 70% of the battleground state agree with the statement that mr. biden is just too old to be

an effective president. that's siena. wherever you go, this is a five alarm fire but there is no movement at all. behind the scenes people are saying na anonymous. it senator coon and mitch landrieu. >> ainsley: what's their take? >> brian: joe biden is right on top of things. bench netanyahu said when i talk to will joe biden is in on things. even though he threw netanyahu under the bus. have him seated. different colors behind. people are talking about change his makeup. i didn't know he was wearing his makeup. wear a younger hairstyle. >> ainsley: his lighting that super bowl ad that he put out he -- the lighting was beautiful in that ad. it was scripted. it was choreographed, yeah. it was controlled. >> steve: ring light. >> ainsley: they taped this days before. >> steve: the "new york times"

had three, essentially, op-ed that knifed him. there you can see his 38 second ad about shrinkflation right there. "new york times" had three podesta that essentially knifed him. said he was too old. maureen dowd said biden is not just in a bubble, is he in bubble wrap. closeting joe biden to the end is shoeing town halls and super bowl interviews not going to work. so, rather than keep him in the bunker, they are going to get him out, let's see if that works. put him in the bunker not working. >> ainsley: i think they believe is he the only one that could possibly beat donald trump. and i think that's why they are not replacing him. >> steve: yeah. these numbers are terrible. >> ainsley: terrible. >> steve: you got joe biden's department of justice saying he is too old. >> brian: 13 minutes now after the hour. >> steve: department of justice, rather. >> brian: marc thiessen talking about "new york times" editorial significance. fox news alert. good news. two israeli hostages reunited

with heir their families after being held captive by hamas. israeli forces rescued the pair overnight after being taken by hamas in october. in good condition. later this hour check in with trey yingst live in israel with the ramifications. woman killed by off duty police officer after she opened fire inside joel osteen's houston church. police say she walked in with a child at 5 years old also hurt in the shooting. >> of course, we are devastated. we have been here 65 years and to have somebody shooting in your church. you know, we don't understand why these things happen but we know god is in control and we are going to pray for that little 5-year-old boy and pray for the lady that was deceased. >> brian: officers say she was carrying a long rifle and a backpack but are still investigating the link between the shooter and the child she was with. meanwhile marathon world record holder kelvin kidnapton is dead after a car crash.

both killed after car veered off the road and smashed into a tree sit the record for the marathon. just a year ago he was just 24 years old. crowded san francisco town self-driving car on fire. the crowd smashed the car's windows before toss ago fire work inside. is a spokesperson from wamo who owned the car still unclear what motivated the attack. i'm confused by the story when you start beating up driverless cars you are really angry about something. you can't even say it's road rage. can you have road rage with a car that has no driver. >> steve: if it's on the road. >> ainsley: rage on a road. >> brian: rage on a road. how dare you drive without a driver. i'm angry. >> ainsley: talk about weather might be getting some snow. more than 20 million people in america are under winter weather alerts as a snow storm is making its way to the northeast. >> steve: meanwhile storming

down south. janice dean the weather machine has the fox cast. hey, j.d. >> janice: this tomorrow tomorrow i'm hoping a lot of snow maybe snow angels. steve mentioned the risk of severe storms. >> first of all 37 in new york and, again, this time tomorrow hopefully 5 to 8-inch around the new york city area. it's warm enough for severe storms as the cold front moves on through the southeast. we have flooding concerns for parts of alabama, in towards georgia. behind that we have got some snow for oklahoma and arkansas into missouri. and then a tornadoes watch, my friends, from new orleans all the way up towards montgomery, alabama, in towards southwestern alabama and also the florida panhandle. so that means conditions are favorable for tornadoes. we watched this storm move towards the mid-atlantic tonight overnight. and then as it inches up towards the northeast tomorrow morning in the commute wrap around snow, a very dynamic system. it's going to be so strong it's going to actually make its own cold air and therefore we could see rain -- snowfall totals of 1

to 2 inches an hour in and around the new york city area. this is going to be almost like a blizzard type event because a lot of snow in a short period of time that transition is going to happen tomorrow morning. so winter weather alerts. there your snow forecast. again yesterday around the new york city area we were predicting 1 to 2, maybe 3 inches of snow. it was just in the overnight hours that the national weather service saw all of that dynamic upward motion and the fact that we could have so much snow in a short period of time. that's why we have winter alerts. winter weather watches for new york city and extending across long island. but connecticut, new england, you need to pay attention to your forecast because we will be dealing with jackpot snowfall totals tomorrow afternoon. all right, steve, ainsley, brian. who is excited for snow? >> ainsley: what? we are the only two? we need lawrence. he is off today. >> steve: i'm going to drive 25 miles in the snow. >> ainsley: stay in the hotel in the city tonight. >> brian: tonight? a day early? >> ainsley: tomorrow morning.

>> janice: rain and transition to snow during "fox & friends." >> brian: then i will have to go buy socks. >> steve: all right, j.d., we will see what happens. >> ainsley: anti-angel over there. >> brian: anti-snow angel. i also don't like the los angeles. >> ainsley: bad angel. >> brian: pro-angel though. >> ainsley: interesting talking point. last night's big super bowl game in las vegas. >> brian: will cain is there as the chiefs take home the lombardi trophy again. will? >> will: let me tell you how this goals. the team wins the super bowl and everyone begins to project there l. there be a dynasty. team wins two super bowls are they a dynasty. a team wins three super bowls in five years it's settled. the kansas city chiefs are a dynasty. the real debate begins will patrick mahomes now catch tom brady in most super bowls won over the course of a career?

he is well on his way. the super bowl almost felt like an away game for chiefs' fans. niners fans two to one out nourished chiefs fans here in las vegas. after the game it was all chiefs. watch. >> go chiefs! >> go chiefs! >> what, done, over? >> it's a great day. >> back-to-back, mahomes is in. offense was bad all year long. showed up when it counted. >> i came all the way from kansas city for. let's go chiefs. >> will: all the way from kansas city you are the real deal. >> i am, of course. >> will: getting too used to you have won too many super bowls. >> we could never win enough. >> were you worried when the offense couldn't move in the first half. >> everybody is always worried about something. chiefs. patrick mahomes. >> dynasty? >> dynasty, baby. >> chiefs. >> dynasty, yeah it is.

>> were you ever worried in the first half. >> no. not at all. i already knew we were going to have it. >> that championship though? >> i mean, he gives me that inspiration. >> will: you have been to every chiefs super bowl. >> this is the ticket for super bowl 1. i was 12 years old. i have been to every chiefs super bowl and it just keeps getting better. >> we suffered for a long time. auto long time. >> yes, we did. >> go chiefs. >> will: congratulations. >> will: so i'm still here in las vegas. i'm joined now by the way by long-time denver bronco safety and man who served on the san francisco 49ers coaching staff just a few years ago nick ferguson. nick, great to have you here in las vegas. what did you think? i mean, in the beginning, in the first half, it looked like an entirely different game from the second half. >> yeah. it was very exciting game. i have to say that the chiefs walked in as the villain and usually every hero needs a villain and they lived up to

that in patrick mahomes did an exceptional job as a quarterback that his legacy was in debate. i mean, will, you mentioned the fact hey, will he ever catch tom brady? i think he is on the path. need a couple of more super bowls before that can happen. >> will: nick and i were talking about it earlier. everyone wants to focus in on one play what was the deciding play. a lot of niners players looking back it's on me i fumbled. it's on me the extra point was blocked. in the end, you are looking at one of the greatest players of all time. in the end, the ball was in patrick mahomes hands in overtime. >> yeah. any time the ball is in his hands, you think something exceptional is going to happen. and he did not disappoint. you got to give credit to both he and andy reid. seem somewhat of an odd couple but they seem to put it together when it counts the most. another super bowl trophy for the kansas city chiefs. >> will: since nick's playing days i mentioned he was with the san francisco 49ers coaching staff. i know you are working for a

drug-free world as well. tell me a little bit about that. >> this is a packet from drug-free world. we started of this because going back to my days in miami, i grew up around drugs. there were individuals in my family who abused drugs. and this is an excellent way to educate kids on the dangers of drugs. right now fentanyl is a huge problem. in this country. we have to arm our kids with education. do that through drug free world. >> will: appreciate what you are doing working to make this world a better place. nick, thank you for coming this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >> will: back to you from las vegas. >> ainsley: love that message. thank you. >> steve: all right. you know what? we kick off every morning at 6:00 a.m. if you're not able to be up to watch us live set your dvr for 6:00 a.m. eastern so you can watch each and every day later on. >> ainsley: come home from work and watch it. >> brian: try to watch in the same day though. >> ainsley: don't catch up at the end of the week. >> brian: right, don't do that. >> steve: meanwhile, families of the five marines killed in that helicopter training exercise are

now speaking out. why they believe believe this could have been avoided and loved ones could still be alive coming up. >> ainsley: plus, denver's mayor slashing community services to prioritize the migrants. why he is now blaming republicans. >> brian: and, remember this wild video? what happened to the suspect who tackled the judge? we're about to see it. >> ainsley: there it is. ooof ♪

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>> steve: family members of the five young marines killed in training exercises last week are now raising questions to the department of defense. the marines lost their lives when the helicopter they were flying from nevada to california crashed into a forest during one of the most intense rain storms in a very long time. begging the question why were the marines in the air during the storm? bradford moulton is one of those speaking out. he is the uncle of captain benjamin moulton, 27-year-old marine who lost his life. and brad joins us now. brad, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: i am so sorry for the loss of your nephew. >> thank you very much. >> steve: you've got a problem with during this essentially you

refer to it as 1,000 year storm you guys have had so much rain out there and the question really is why would someone green light them taking off in a storm that bad? >> that's something that i personally cannot understand, having worked with the military for most of my career. i know the military does hazardous missions all the time and they train all the time, but this was a highly volatile storm. they had hurricane force winds these helicopters they were flying they don't have defrosters on the wind shields. if their repo rotors ice up thee going down. they were flying at altitude of 5400 feet which is why where the snow and the rain mixes.

>> steve: yeah. >> they shouldn't have been off the ground. it was a training mission. they could have waited four or five hours until the storm passed and then go. operations officer made the call and they left and it's a terrible tragedy for all of these families. we reach out with our deepest condolences and love and prayers for the other families effected. captain jack casey, captain miguel la and davis and alec langdon. those were ben's brothers. this is just terrible. it's a waste of such young talent. >> steve: thank you for remembering them by naming them. brad, tell me about your nephew, ben. ben was awesome kid. super smart kid.

probably one of the smartest kids come out of the school district. got an r ts scholarship to the university of washington, graduated in three years with political science degree went to officer candidate school. second in his class in ocs and was the company commander won marksmanship training best shot in entire unit. captain of the university of washington boxing team. he liked to hunt and fish and build cars and he was a blacksmith and a knife maker. and he was just a good, good kid. and it's just a tragedy that he is gone over a stupid mistake. >> steve: the governor, i know that ben grew up in alaska and idaho. and i know that the governor of idaho ordered flags in that state to go to half mast.

he said to honor a i'd do who he boy who gave it all for us, brad. >> yes. we're -- our family came to idaho in the 1860s so we are fifth generation idahoans. we live in the same town that the governor is from. and ben was just an outstanding athlete. president of his 4-h clubs. he was just a good all-around kid. you couldn't get a better kid. just had a super moral compass. and he was going to be a marine if it killed him. well, he made it to marine and they killed him. that's all we can say. >> steve: that's all you can say. brad, thank you very much. i am so sorry for your loss. >> thank you. thank you for having us. >> steve: captain ben moulton

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>> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. defense secretary lloyd austin in the critical care unit at walter reed medical center admitted back into the hospital last night for a bladder issue which comes weeks after being treated forever prostate cancer. austin temporarily transferred his powers to deputy secretary kathleen hicks. and now to another fox news alert. smoke rising from the rubble in the gaza strip asking idf says rescued two hostages from hamas yesterday. trey is with the latest.

>> trey: major development overnight as israeli special forces conducted a complex rescue operation to save two hostages. we understand the mission took place in the densely populated city of rafah, just before 2:00 a.m. local time. on the second floor of a building israeli soldiers engaged hamas gunmen in a fire fight before securing fernando and maurice harr. >> at that stage the pull lewis and fernando. protection of the idf forces in the area until they reached the safe zone. >> once back in israel, the two rescued hostages were flown by helicopter to the sheba medical center here in tel aviv where they were reunited with their families. the israeli air support for this mission included fighter jets and attack helicopters that targeted positions across rafah. health authorities in gaza say more than 67 palestinians were

killed in those strikes. currently more than a million people sheltering in rafah. now, the operation to rescue these hostages comes amid a looming ground push into the southern most city of rafah. we are getting some new information at this hour for you though. indicating that last night israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu personally oversaw this mission. he was in the shin bet situation room alongside israel's defense minister gallant. guys, back to you. >> brian: thanks so much, trey. first poll since the damning report. 86% think joe biden is too old to serve another four years. even the mainstream media cannot ignore the concerns. the "new york times" editorial board, this was unbelievable, it was eviscerating said quote: his assurances in other words didn't work. he must do better. the stakes in this presidential election are too high. adding this is a dark moment for the biden presidency. by the way they fear donald trump. here to react fox news contributor marc thiessen.

marc, did you think this was as significant as most of us here in the building. >> oh my gosh. it was -- it confirmed everything that everybody has been worried about. think about this. normally we get -- i mean, that number that you just showed. that's up 10 points. a few weeks ago it was 76%. is we're now at 86% of the country thinks he is too old. we are judging that based on his public appearances. what the special counsel did -- and we look at the public appearances and say to ourselves oh my god if he is this bad in public what is he like behind closed doors. the special counsel lifted the vale and showed us what he is like behind closed doors five hours of interviews. he has diminished faculties and bad memory. this is -- he is doing these interviews while he is managing the october 7th crisis and he can't remember w when he was vie president. he can't remember, you know, the dates of service. he can't remember when his son died. this is a very diminished man who is the commander-in-chief. >> brian: by the way, i'm just

reading through the report, and there is -- this guy for 30 years was haphazard with intelligence. he was rewriting this top secret intelligence from sensitive meetings with president obama in his own notebook and keeping the notebook. come on, this is terrible judgment. let alone the diminished performance. so, now the question is do we release the tapes of the meeting. being that robert hur is getting smeared and out of control and that's not the way everyone remembered the meetings? so should we hear the tapes of what really went on in those interviews over the course of two days? >> well, the democrats are saying in the white house they are attacking robert hur and saying this is inaccurate and partisan and all the rest of it. there is a simple way to find out. let's see the tapes. let's hear the president. why don't you let all of us see what the president is like behind closed doors. >> let all of us hear how he handles a five hour interview with the special counsel. and i think if they did that, then he would have to step down the next day. it's very clear this is not just

a matter of is joe biden capable of serving another term. it's is he capable of finishing his current term in office. >> brian: this is some of the -- some more of the column. he pushed back on the image of a crotchety grandpa. he came across like a crotchety grandpa well-meaning, elderly man and know what the hell i'm doing he barked. biden is not just in a bubble. he is in bubble wrap. uncle joe all the way to the end is not possible. so, they wanted him just to be president and let his surrogates speak. but that can not happen now. so, marc, is he going to have to play. is he going to have to be in there he is going to have to go on stage. is he going to have to do interviews. or are they just going to hope that donald trump is unelectable? >> he doesn't have to apparently he passed the up the super bowl interview. think about this 113 million people tuned in the super bowl last year. this year probably more because of taylor swift, right? even the president the united

states doesn't have access to an audience that big on a normal basis. the state of the union 30, 40 million people. r.f.k. jr. paid $7 million to get 30 seconds access to that audience and joe biden could have had it for free and he turned it down. why do you turn that down? because you are afraid the only thing worse than passing up that opportunity is crashing and burning in front of 113 million people. they didn't want to take the risk of putting him out there in one -- in what is one of the greatest opportunities for him to put out his message in an election. so, you know, they are clearly afraid of exposing him ohe is going to hide in the basement. >> brian: one thing about trump is he not going to hide. is he going to talk, a lot. [laughter] marc thiessen. >> maybe he should. >> brian: that's up for debate. look forward next column in "the washington post" and talk to you on radio. marc thiessen, thank you. still ahead a denver local blames mayor republicans for

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>> ainsley: the mayor of denver is slashing services for residents as the city faces an overwhelming migrant crisis. to help save $5 million, the hours at recreation centers are being cut, in-person verification renewals will come to an end. and, believe it or not, even the spring flower beds are being eliminated. the mayor is blaming republicans after a recent bill addressing the crisis didn't pass. >> and they would have rather seen it fail so they could exacerbate these problems,

extend the suffering of american people, and of newcomers for their own electoral chances in this november. >> ainsley: joining us now to discuss this is denver public school teacher and candidate for douglas county commissioner priscilla iran. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> i know you teach at a school close to hotel teaching band and orchestra. how is the migrant situation affecting your school? >> we are over 100 students over protection projection and new students coming in weekly. we are already past the october count. every new student that we get we don't have the found provide them with resources. what i would like to say in response to the mayor we have seen across america and now in denver the large difference between liberal ideology and the reality of governing we have

seen the mayor respond emotionally. >> ainsley: how do you feel about recreation cutting hours. children go there to play basketball to stay out of trouble and off the streets. now they are kicking them out. kids here i legally for migran. >> unfair to children who live here for the families who have their hoursed reduced. you know, we are no stranger to burst pipes in colorado. when you come home to a flooded basement, the first thing you do is you turn off the water and then you can start mopping. but what we have seen with the mayor going to d.c. with the governor asking for millions of more dollars, he is mopping. when he says is he going to cut services and reduce the pay of city employees, he is mopping. and what i would like to see the mayor and the governor do is to address the problem at the border and ask the president to

bring back some of those policies that would make it more manageable. >> ainsley: priscilla you have had 4 o0,000 migrants mostly from venezuela arrive there in denver over the last year. it's a big problem. thank you so much for coming on and sharing your story. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thanks for teaching those kids. we value our teachers. okay. let's hand it over to brian. brian? >> brian: thank you very much i'm now in place. i appreciate it. time for "fox and trends." super bowl edition. will cain and i are going to break down the big trends breaking stories from last night's big game. only he is doing it from thousands of miles away. will, take this in the dunkin' commercial that i loved. >> what up, gronk? for your consideration here comes the boston massacre. the dunk kings. touchdown. >> it's really hard to be your friend. >> you said you were going to support me.

>> will: here is what i love about this commercial it's not jlo or tom brady. definitely not the politics of the different celebrities in the commercial. i love a bro comedy, brian. i love a relationship between bros and you said you were going to support me. you said affleck to matt damon count me, in man. two buddies, not a buddy cop movie because buddy commercial i'm in. >> brian: they can act, too. fantastic. that is kind of their relationship on the red carpet. a little bit of tense. one wants to be famous all the time one wishes he wasn't but we will go on. the other thing i liked a lot of anticipation for the halftime show here is usher taking his shirt off. skating around a little bit, singing a lot. alicia keys is there i thought they were dating. evidently they aren't, chris? are they not? what was your sense in the stadium. >> will: differs from what you see on television. realization you have super bowl. that show was produced for television. meaning, inside the stadium, it's not as grand, it's not as

billing. that's not a criticism of it. it's just a revelation as you are sitting there. hey, this is not for me. this is for the people watching at home. the roller skating was amazing. usher's dance moves were amazing. the cameos were good. not necessarily my genre or music or timeline. but it was great show. especially for the television. >> brian: what about ryan reynolds, i liked are his scaramucci. his girlfriend according to reports very attractive. dead pool has anyone seen the dead pool trailer or has anyone seen my wife? why where is his wife, will? right flexion to taylor swift on cut away your thoughts. >> will: my take taylor swift and blake lively. chugged a beer. equal boos to cheers. right above her, brian, i don't know if you know. this i don't know if they showed it. right above taylor swift, guess who was there? elon musk. >> brian: nice. i bet you they are worth about the same. and one is a better singer.

will, great coverage. we will check with you again in about 25 minutes or actually make it seven minutes. all right. will cain, staying put. coming up straight ahead. dhs secretary mayorkas says don't blame him for the border crisis. that's comical. >> it certainly is a crisis and we don't bear responsibility for a broken system. ♪

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