fitness president trump shows strong mental aimiewt and so does nikki haley and the other republican candidates. this man does not. he clearly has difficulty remembering things. when i read in that report, todd he couldn't remember if he was vice president at the time that they were discussing in the disposition, it gave me pause. it was very upsetting. >> todd: it should give every american pause. again, this isn't to jump on the man. we understand that this is the effect of age. but, when you listen to his handlers in the media, they are all attacking the special counsel, mr. hur saying he was cruel. this is nothing to do with cruelty. this is to make sure america is protected. stacey, thank you. "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it is 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is monday, february 12th, and this is "fox & friends." >> steve: the kansas city chiefs are super bowl champions again. i told you it was going to happen. ♪ give god the glory, man.

he challenges us and makes us better. >> viva las vegas. viva, viva las vegas. [cheers] >> steve: i wonder who is giving him singing lessons. will cain is live in vegas. hey, will. you are coming up next with highlights of the game. >> yes, sir. >> and that's what he looks like. plus, fox news alert, defense secretary lloyd austin back in the hospital. this is serious. he transfers his power to his deputy. >> ainsley: we're tracking a possible nor'easter as more than 20 million americans are under winter alerts. "fox & friends" starts right now, and, remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ i'm free to be the biggest tonight ♪ the greatest ♪ the greatest ♪ tonight. >> steve: music probably

shouldn't be that loud. i think a lot of people in vegas are probably sleeping it off as you look life at allegiant stadium in viva, las vegas. where the kansas city chiefs just won their second straight super bowl last night. >> brian: that's not news to will cain e joins us to recap the night from las vegas. will, it took overtime. it took an extra session but historic victory. >> will: oh, steve, i don't know how long it's been that you have been since las vegas. absolutely nobody is sleeping on my way in this morning. at this no-to-make why way in through partiers and traffic to get back to allegiant stadium. congratulations to you, steve doocy, it was a big victory for the kansas city chiefs. it's their third in five years. fourth appearance in five years. third victory all adds up to "duck dynasty." dynasty. i think i can speak to every fan in las vegas it did not get off to a hot start.

it was a defensive battle all throughout the first half, including the first quarter would seem to be full of fumbles. nobody wanted the ball in particularly. isaac pacheco, seven mum fumbles in the game three that turned the ball over to the other team. it was impressive defensive performance. you can't criticize the offenses, it was impressive defenses throughout the first half. but, scoring was broken by niners rookie kicker jake moody who hit a super bowl record at the time. 55-yard field goal. that record would be broken two quarters later by the sc kansas city chiefs. there was a touchdown it wasn't thrown by patrick mahomes or brured. it was throne by jawaan jennings. finds second read and throws it to christian mc mccaffrey put te

niners up 10-3. >> it would not last, once the kansas city chiefs got their act together. took a little fight between head coach andy reid and travis kelce unhappy with the game plan that did not include kelce on a red zone opportunity for the chiefs. kelce could be seen screaming almost knocking over, you can see there, reid in the first half. now, i mentioned the fumbles. here was one of the biggest of the game. it was on a punt. and it was san francisco 49ers rookie darryl looter where the ball hit his foot. ray-ray mccloud tried to get to the ball but it did not end up in the hands sphrowrn it. led toe mahomes, to marquez. scantily touchdown and it would seem to be the big break in the moment in the game for the chiefs. niners would drive take the lead 19-16 there was a kansas city chiefs drive 19-19.

that led us to overtime after the san francisco 49erswent ahead 19-16. it was inevitable, steve, brian, ainsley. everybody knew what would happen in overtime with the ball in patrick mahomes hands down by 3. he drove the length of the field for the game-winning touchdown at moments converting fourth down, fourth and 1 with had his legs and the stadium celebrated with patrick mahomes and travis kelce their third super bowl in five years. game-winning touchdown sent the chiefs to the podium for the night. had you travis kelce as you saw screaming viva las vegas and patrick mahomes named mvp of super bowl 5 #. congratulations steve doocy. congratulations, fans, and congratulations franchise. the kansas city chiefs are your super bowl champion. >> we saw the purple gator aid. people always bet on what color the gator aid will be for the

gator aid shower. >> steve: how long reba mcentire 90.1 seconds. apparently that was the best. will, did i miss something? i thought that, of course, i knew the kansas city was going to win. but then i thought travis kelce was going to get down on a knee and propose to taylor swift. >> ainsley: haven't been dating long enough, steve. >> steve: no, no. this was the story she was going to grab the mic and endorse joe biden. i missed all of that? what happened? that was the plan, i thought. >> will: that did not happen, steve if did not happen. >> ainsley: long time girlfriend roller skates involved my daughter loved that apparently he got a marriage license in vegas. >> steve: got it on the 8th of february. >> will: that's right? >> steve: yeah. >> brian: i thought brock purdy said at the end of the game how great was he?

considering all the pressure on his shoulders, second year quarterback. i got to do better leading these guys how i handle things in the huddle. to say take responsibility for the loss. the guy was fine. he did drive. it was the old overtime rules when tom brady won the first overtime game they would have been champions because they scored first. now you have a chance to score back again, will, right? >> much better system to give both teams a chance to possess the ball. when you let patrick mahomes have the ballast. that last opportunity usually ends in a win. >> steve: danger, danger. great coverage this weekend and this morning. thanks for getting up. actually you didn't get up. did you go to sleep last night? >> will: four hours. can you tell the voice? spent some time, brian knows how this is. the voice was at gronk's party this weekend. >> steve: you got vegas throat, baby. that's it. >> will: yeah. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> steve: meanwhile, other news,

and it's a fox news alert. our defense secretary lloyd austin is undergoing treatment in the critic unit at walter reed in maryland. the secretary was admitted back into the hospital last night suddenly to be treated for a bladder issue which comes after he spent weeks after being treated for prostate cancer of course we didn't know about it initially. >> ainsley: temporarily transferred powers now to deputy secretary kathleen hix. >> brian: austin's health has been a concern back in december when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. admitted to the icu january 1st. underwent surgical procedure for his prostate he didn't tell president biden or other cabinet members. released from the hospital january 15th and began working from home before going back to the pentagon on the # 9th. here's the thing. they were supposed to go over to ukraine and have a major meeting about the way forward. and now he can't do it. his deputy -- he handled things right this way. clearly he is not in good shape.

>> ainsley: sounds like it's bad. >> brian: really bad. to move from -- just going to the hospital to critical care. whatever they found they were not able to solve. >> steve: i'm sure he felt the pressure to get back on the job. but, i hope that he didn't come back too soon. >> ainsley: right. >> steve: against the doctor's orders. they got really good care there at walter reed. prayers are with him and his family. >> ainsley: absolutely. say a prayer for him. this is why king charles was honest about his diagnosis. he watched how this situation unfolded here in america. that might have been part of the conversation. brian there are supposed to be hearings about the way he handled it. i'm sure that will be postponed now. no one could have handled the initial diagnosis and follow-up worse than before. and it's just so much at stake right now. >> steve: he didn't even tell the president who was in charge. we are going to talk to morgan ortagus about this in a few minutes.

meantime another fox news alert. smoke from the rubble in the gaza strip this morning as the idf is saying that they rescued two hostages from hamas. captured during raids just yesterday. >> ainsley: trey yingst is live in tel aviv. what is the latest? >> trey: hey, guys, good morning. major developments overnight. israeli forces complex operation to save two hostages. we understand this mission took place in the densely populated city of rafah. and it involved a number of israeli soldiers 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 luis harr. >> at that stage the fighters pull louis and fernando out of the apartment and rescue them on the fire. accompanied by idf forces who gave them protection in the area until they reached a safe zone. >> once back in israel the two

rescued hostages were flown by helicopter to the sheba medical center. the air support for the mission included fighter jets and attack helicopters that targeted hamas positions across rafah. health authorities in gaza say more than 67 palestinians were killed in the strikes. currently there are more than a million people sheltering in rafah. this operation to rescue two hostages has really been a relief for the israeli people, giving them new hope and also a controversial point here, remember, just yesterday, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president biden spoke over the phone. the americans are urging the israelis to be careful when they operate in rafah. guys, back to you. >> brian: real quick, these two hostages, there is a sense they were being held by hamas, one of those other groups that i heard was just grabbing hostages when they came over the border october 7th. >> trey: it's a great question. it's very interesting where these hostages were recovered from. they were saved from a civilian

home. they were on the second floor of the israelis used intelligence to raid the compound and save these hostages. we don't know if they were being held by hamas or organizations like islamic jihad. the fact they were being held in the southern city where some hamas leaders stationed underground in the tunnel network beneath gaza indicates hamas likely knew they were there. guys? >> brian: unbelievable. hopefully more. >> ainsley: are they talking yet? have they said what the experience is like for them? >> trey: they have not yet spoken publicly about the experience. we did see that new video of them at the shifa medical center here in tel aviv. reuniting with the family members. standing on their own. they do appear in good health. yet, another, piece of hope for the israeli people hoping to get to more than 130 israelis still being held by hamas, freed. >> steve: thanks, trey. >> brian: thanks, trey. the corruption with that aid group could linked to the u.n.

unrwa. there were tunnels underneath the refugee center they were actually existing with hamas, with full electricity below these refugee center with the world contributing to hamas, essentially. >> ainsley: right. well, let's talk about some weather. we have a fox weather alert. more than 20 million americans under winter alerts as a snow storm makes its way up here to the northeast. >> brian: boston, providence under winter storm warnings, new york, connecticut and pennsylvania. over to my right janice dean with the fox weather. >> janice: here we go. overnight the national weather service put out a winter storm watch for new york city, the first time in two years. and we are expecting quite a bit of snow. there's the temperature profile here across the northern plains and the great lakes and the northeast. and warm enough for severe storms as well as some snow for parts of oklahoma in towards arkansas. and missouri. you have the potential for heavy rain, not only that, but severe storms including tornadoes today as that cold front associated with this low moves over the southeast.

i want to point out the snow that's going to move across the midwest, parts of the ohio river valley in towards the mid-atlantic. so here's our area of low pressure. it comes up towards the appalachians, tonight and into tomorrow morning. starting off as a rain event, along the coast, and then heavy snow in the midday through the afternoon hours and then the storm will be out of here. now, steve doocy pointed out well, it's going to be, you know, in the upper thirst here in new york city. how are we going to see the snow? it's called dynamic cooling. this storm is going to be so powerful. it's going to make its own cold air. and we are going to see several inches of snow in a very short period of time. new york and long island, you are on the cut off between five to 8 #, even a foot of snow north and west of new york city. that's the jackpot snowfall totals, we indeed are going to have a powerful snow storm. it's going to start happening overnight tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon. there will be travel delays and cancellations. there will be school closures.

listen to your local forecast and pay attention to fox weather.com. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: thank you for the heads up. it's coming. >> ainsley: we get our snow, janice. >> janice: fingers crossed. >> ainsley: we are hoping. headlines starting with this. a new mexico police officer dead after saying he was stabbed to death. he was responding to a trespassing call yesterday when he was attacked. officers say a bystander shot the suspect. no word on the suspect or the bystander's identity. a woman has been killed by off duty police officers after she opened fire inside joel osteen's houston church. police say she walked in with a child who was also injured in the shooting. >> been a lot worse. of course, we are devastating. we have been here 65 years and have somebody shooting in your church. but, you know, we don't understand why these things happen, but we know god is in control. and we're going to pray for that little 5-year-old girl and pray for the lady that was deceased. >> ainsley: officers say she was carrying a long rifle in a

backpack but still investigating the link between the shooter and the child that she was with. that 5-year-old. now to a developing story? miami. nearly 30 people are injured after a tour boat crashes into another vessel in the port of miami. more than a dozen people had to go to the hospital. the coast guard is investigating what caused that crash. and secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas is speaking out against the push to impeach him claiming the white house is not responsible for any of the border crisis. >> it certainly is a crisis, and, while we don't bear responsibility for a broken system and we're doing a tremendous amount within that broken system. but, fundamentally, fundamentally, congress is the only one who can fakes it. >> ainsley: the house will vote for a second time tomorrow to impeach mayorkas. he narrowly avoided impeachment by two votes last week. republicans expect the dhs secretary to be impeached once house majority leader steve scalise returns to capitol hill. early voting ended in the

special election to replace george santos' seat in new york's congressional district. this comes after santos was expelled from the house following fraud and donor theft charges. republican mazi pilip and democrat tom suozzi are looking to end the spot. voting will continue tomorrow starting at 6:00 a.m. and finally, continue kin dunkis might have had the best super bowl ad. >> what up, gronk. for your conversation. here comes the boston massacre. the dudunkins. >> it's really hard to be your friend, man. >> you said you were going to support me. >> ainsley: ben affleck, tom brady, even if lopez didn't seem too thrilled with the boston boy band interrupting her.

>> brian: it was so great. it accomplished everything. >> steve: weird to see tom brady in the background. super bowl e should be up background wearing glass much to jlo's horror. >> brian: you almost get the sense that would be the reaction if he come in. >> steve: 100 percent. >> brian: a lot of this on the red carpet. >> ainsley: he interrupted me at work -- i interrupted him at work last year. and he came out and he said let's go interrupt jlo. she was interrupting me. >> brian: that was the premise? i loved the messi ad. it doesn't transfer. >> steve: yeah, for the beer. dunkin' so effective we ordered coffee from dunkin'. >> brian: i gave lexy my credit card she can activate it any moment. >> steve: i was inspired by that. >> brian: we might be double buying. >> steve: no, i coordinated with her. all right. so you saw the ads yesterday. you know what you didn't see

during the super bowl? you didn't see the president. of the president's team said essentially, you know what? people don't want see a politician on super bowl sunday. >> brian: that's wrong. >> steve: this is what they are saying. instead the president put out a 48 second video shot in the screening room in the east wing of the white house. and essentially and this is crazy. we have talked extensively about how bidenomics is a terrible term. well, now they are going to remind us about shrinkflation and rather than blame his policies, which are responsible for higher prices. no, joe biden is not going to blame himself, obviously, he is going to blame the companies that make tostitos and everything else and say cut it out. watch, shear a snippet of shrinkflation. >> super bowl sunday, if you are anything like me you like to be surrounded by a snack or two while watching the big game. you know, when buying snacks for the game you might have noticed one thing, sports drinks bottles are smaller, bag of chips is fewer chips, they are still

charging you just as everywhere as an ice cream lover, what makes me the most angry ice crime cartons have actually shrunk in size not in price. i have had enough of what they call shrinkflation. it's a rip off. some companies are trying to pull a fast one by shrinking the products little by little and hoping you won't notice. give me a break. >> ainsley: very bizarre. >> steve: his policies are the things cost more. rather than jack up the price he is absolutely right. the manufacturers are making smaller amounts of things inside the same packages but they are his policies. it seems tone deaf. >> ainsley: what did you think? bizarre? >> brian: trying to make him look younger with the best background. all these different things they want him to be out with the people. talk to the people that need insulin or talking to people that are victims of inflation. now they're talking about not seeing him walk anymore. they say let's keep him in seats. so, when you see him you don't have to watch him shuffle. so that is supposed to make him

look in tune, in touch, like everybody would be in an open theater with red seats background talking about snacks. >> ainsley: i thought it was very bizarre. telling like when you open a bag of potato chips not not full anymore. >> steve: flair. >> ainsley: just him saying he hates shrinkflation. >> brian: everybody was focused on joe biden getting a bad deal from robert hur had no business write ago thorough report and is he a partisan hack excepts, of course, he was appointed by merrick garland and we're supposed to leave the department of justice separate from politics. we forgot about that. one thing we have not forgot about is polling the american public about what they are thinking about the president of the united states. republicans and democrats. 86% of adults think he is too old for another term. 73% of democrats think he is too old for another term. excuse me where is the spin. >> ainsley: three out of four democrats think is he too old.

robert hur when he released the documents about the classified documents that were found in joe biden's garage, he called him he was an elderly man with poor memory. didn't remember when his son died. >> steve: so, in essentially in unison with these bad polls, you have got the "new york times" came out with three podesta over op. ed'sover the weekend. maureen dowd talked about when joe biden yelled at the reporters, pushing back at the image of a crotchety grandpa he came across like a crotchety grandpa and russ said the question is not if biden should step aside it's how. and what he suggests is joe biden goes ahead and he gathers delegation right up to the dnc in august. and then he goes, you know what? i'm not going to run and next thing you know there is going to be a fight. that way he doesn't have to get in trouble with not endorsing kamala harris who would lose to donald trump, they say.

so, don't be surprised if he takes some of this advice with a grain of salt. because it sounds like he is in. >> brian: 22 minutes after the hour. fox news alert. defense secretary lloyd austin in intensive care weeks after his secret hospital visit. morgan ortagus live next. >> steve: robert f. kennedy jr. release as surprise super bowl ad that he is now apologizing for. ♪ do you want a man for president ♪ who is seasoned through and through ♪ a man who is old enough to know ♪ and young enough do ♪ it's up to you ♪ it's up to you ♪ it's up to you ♪ it's strictly up to you, ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy

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>> steve: all right. a fox news alert. right now our defense secretary lloyd austin is in the critical care unit walter reed maryland outside of washington. this comes a month after his last hospital stay when he waited days to tell anything to anybody, including that he had cancer. didn't tell anybody at the white house. didn't tell the president. former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus joins us now. morgan, this is much different than the episode shortly after christmas when he had

complications and wound up in walter reed. nobody knew where he was. this is different. >> it is different, but we are seeing within, you know, just weeks of each other, of each hospitalization that he has to turn power over to his deputy twice. now, a couple things to remember about lloyd austin. he is the longest serving defense secretary in the past 10 years. so he has been in the seat for a number of years. outlasted a lot of the previous nine secretary defs. if you are getting repeatedly hospitalized. you have to remember having a cabinet position especially one in the nuclear chain of command. it's not a right. it's a privilege. this is only something he and the president can earn. >> i do think from a national security perspective, when you have the preference that you had thursday night from the president, and then whenever you have your secretary of defense hospitalized for a second time within a matter of days our enemies are looking at our

national security chain not being robust not only mentally but physically important to me from a national security standard. steve. >> steve: the chain of command has notified his deputy okay, you are in charge, i'm going to be at walter reed. nicole saphier -- dr. nicole saphier was on the big weekend show yesterday and talked a little bit about the complications. what could be happening right now. watch this. >> nicole: seven weeks after his surgery, one of the most common things we do see in patients in about 30% to 50% of times can you have incontinence. usually you are not admitted for something like incontinence. maybe he has infection as another complication. maybe he needs to be in patient to receive some iv antibiotics. i'm i'm certain they will do ct

scan. is he having a complicated course. >> steve: understatement. very complicated. i'm sure is he getting good care. neither one of us are doctors so let's wish him the very best. go for a moment to what trey yingst was reporting from tel aviv a moment ago. that is apparently two israeli hostages have been freed by the israelis. they were held by hamas apparently upstairs at somebody's residential home. but there are still 134 held somewhere in gaza by hamas. >> yes, at least. among those six americans. we did have more americans held captive by this terrorist group. steve, unfortunately two have died in captivity in the past few weeks. if you look just at this operation, this sort of thing takes weeks. could be months depending on what the operation is it takes a long time to plan there is thorough and incredibly imprevisich by the idf. this is the kind of thing that a

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in some areas is going to be fine. coming hoping is going to be a challenge. that's the thing that the schools are really going to have to wrestle with today on whether or not they cancel school and where you live. here is your forecast today watching this storm system is the big weather maker. fox weather.com for all the latest details and, listen to your local weather forecast as well. all right, steve doocy over to you. >> steve: selling can't rain down south today. >> janice: yes, sir, you've got it. >> steve: keep an eye on that. thanks, j.d. the house of representatives is probably going to hold a second impeachment vote tomorrow for mr. mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security who says the biden administration is not responsible for the crisis at the border. madeleine rivera is in washington with the latest comments from the dhs secretary. madeline, good morning. >> good morning, steve. house republicans efforts to oust homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas failed last week by one vote, but house majority leader steve scalise, who is being treated for blood cancer is expected to be back on capitol hill this week. and that could give a g.o.p. the

bump it needs to impeach mayorkas. mayorkas calls republican allegations that he defied federal immigration laws as baseless. he also says he and president biden are not to blame for the record-breaking number of illegal crossings at the southern border. listen. >> it certainly is a crisis and while we don't bear responsibility for a broken system and we are doing a tremendous amount within that broken system. but, fundamentally, fundamentally, congress is the only one who can fix it. there is no question that we have a challenge, a crisis at the border. there's no question that congress needs to fix it and we're doing everything we can within that broken system. >> even if house republicans impeach mayorkas, the democratic controlled senate would likely acquit him. brian? >> brian: going to be very interesting. it looks like scalise reports could get that impeachment done.

high stakes election for george santos' seat. could impact republicans and thin majority in the house. i don't know if you heard, they are not all seeing eye to eye. get a closer look at some of the races around the country and some of the big races we can keep our eye on to make sense of it. because it is an unwieldy house. this is what they are talking for november. first off what is happening tomorrow. weather could be a factor. this is right by my house, actually, just a little bit north. peter king used to have roughly this area and tom suozzi had roughly this district but redistricted over the last few years. mazie pilip interesting came from ethiopia. israel, idf. democrat and becomes a republican. she is going to be running on the broken border. the overwhelm nassau county and manhattan. venezuels and everything like that. is he going to be running on women's rights and women's rights to choose and everything to that and try to run from joe biden. she -- he says joe biden flat out is very unpopular even though he won this state by 8 in

2020. very unpopular right now. that's why in the swawzy ads you don't see any of that steve scalise battling with cancer treatment. first off as we look at the floor, this is what the republicans are saying, they are going for 37 seats. so take a look -- take pan well. 37 seats. democrats go we are going to be targeting 35 seats. they have a lot more money right now than the rnc. so let's take a look at some of those key different fox news fa. those are the retirees going for the senate. some stand out. slotkin says i want to try to get that vacant seat in michigan; i want to try to get that seat that feinstein held over in california. gallego says i'm going to run for the senate over in arizona that going to be key. what else can i point out? dean phillips is going to call it quits because he is running for president. this is a stunner. mike gallagher, the marine, decides i'm not going to vote for impeachment. in fact, i think i'm going to

quit. is he going to retire. matt rosendale i want to run for the senate. that seat is going to be open. that looks vulnerable. red state in montana but you never do know. let's take some other contentious areas. that is what is happening in new york. a couple seats that democrats feel they can win. move over to seeing mike lawler. he has been a very effective legislator. he was part of the lee zeldin wave. he won by one point. he has been impact player. looking for rematch with malone who had that position literally shocked that he lost. michelle steeler a republican in california. the democrat is going to take a run at her. slotkin is going to vacate. try to be the senator from michigan and dan killedy is dealing with cancer going to call it quits in michigan i believe we have one more full screen no that was it. i was willing to do another one

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>> brian: even if you had the super bowl flu today in our home why you should be watching our channel whether it's on your phone or flat screen. the biotech industry have l. have a meeting 8:45. talking with the house select committee on china about what we should be worried about when it comes to the rcp also stealing our patents and. we are the best biotech. president biden will be speaking at a conference of counties, yes, these executives will be coming in talking about things that matter most. republicans and democrats into the white house. we will see how sharp the president is and this is going to be impactful for president trump and his trials. at 2:00, fani willis the disgraced d.a. who brought up that case against president trump, well, she is being challenged over and over again to now testify about who she is selecting and where the money went in these counties about a whole bunch of things. and she is going to fight that

subpoena so she doesn't have to testify. more than likely she will. that case is in peril because of her irresponsibility and a lot of people think it should have never been brought. meanwhile, let's go upstairs to steve. steve? >> steve: a lot going on, indeed. thank you, brian. we have headlines for you on this monday morning. >> police say three men robbed a buddhist temple in brooklyn and made off with a lot of cash. four monks inside the temple when the trio broke in through the back with one pulling a gun on the monks. according to the cops. police are looking for the suspects at this hour. meanwhile, new york, new hampshire, and vermont all reporting highest ever border crossings with more than 1200 apprehended coming in from the northern border last year across from canada. nearly four times the number of arrests from 2022. border patrol agents are blaming canada's lax laws. and finally, a new surprise ad for r.f.k. jr. debuted last night at the super bowl.

did you see it? ♪ do you want a man for president who is seasoned through and through ♪ a man who is old enough to know ♪ and young enough to do ♪ well, it's up to, ♪ it's up to you ♪ it's strictly up to you. ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy. >> steve: is that ad was paid for by a super pac that paid $7 million for the 30 second spot. after one of his cousins criticized the ad, r.f.k. jr. apologized. he posted to x, quote: i'm so sorry if the super bowl ad caused anyone in my family pain. the ad was created and aired by the american values super pac without any involvement or approval from my campaign. and now you know the rest of that story. >> ainsley: i wonder why they were upset? i mean, it was just a play on his uncle's ad? >> steve: it was probably the audio from his uncle's ad. >> ainsley: all right. thank you, steve.

speaking of super bowl ads, there were a few this year that highlighted faith and christian messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: that wasn't all. mark wahlberg calling for prayer in this ad for the hallow. >> we thank you for this time to come together as a families a friends, and as a country. help us, lord, especially this lint to grow closer to you. hallow. stay prayed up. >> ainsley: lauren green joins us now. i'm shocked. it's wonderful. our faith is very important to us. >> this is so beautiful and so powerful. you are seeing this in the sports field. because there are a lot of

athletes very religious. the ads for he gets us though were far more challenging than they were last year it shows people washing the feet of people that they would never even associate with. this is to mirror washing the feet of his apostles the day before, the night before he was arrested and would die. he knew he was washing the feet of people who would deny him and who would betray him. so powerful to see this imagery of people washing the feet of those who they would never associate with. very powerful. >> ainsley: there were no words during that commercial. it was just the imagery of someone outside of an abortion clinic cleaning the feet of a young lady who, you know, might have been inside. those types of images. a police officer washing the feet of someone in the african-american community. >> lauren: also not even that, a priest washing the feet of someone who was obviously either a trearntiond or, you know, homosexual or whatever, and these are the people that you think are at odds with each other and now they are washing

their feet. this is very powerful. >> ainsley: i'm surprised mark wahlberg he said i'm saner but i won't deny my faith. my faith is very important to me. >> lauren: mark wahlberg understands is he a sinner saved by grace. he played the role of father stu, he understands that process. people don't understand we talk about sinners saved by grace. the hospitals are for the sick. churches are for the sinners who understand. >> ainsley: that's why we go. >> lauren: i admit god the death ofdepth of my sin is far deeper than i could imagine. >> ainsley: the place jesus in the chosen. such a good jesus. he and mark walberg are going to talk about this app. hallow. can you go on there and pray and scriptures on app. we are excited to meet. they you have something exciting to talk about today. we have lent coming up on wednesday. that's perfect for new group.

>> light for today. it's devotional. 365 pages. read one day at a time. and this came out of my other book, lighthouse faith. and it was just this process of trying to understand god in the everyday. you know we go to church to get our batteries recharged and to worship in community, but the real work of our faith is everyday. it is in the interactions with colleagues and family members and people on the street and people in the cubicles. this is where our faith is lived out. >> this is a challenge for everyone to see god in the everyday. just like the ads, he gets us, light for today means jesus is going to give you enough light for today. >> ainsley: i love that. >> lauren: don't think about tomorrow. for today. lent is about god's love. lent also is wednesday, which is valentine's day. and what better to celebrate god is love than on valentine's day. >> ainsley: you are absolutely right. lauren a classically trained

pianist, brilliant and our religious correspondent and published author, you have several books. i'm happy for you. go wherever you get books and get "light for today." >> lauren: thanks a lot. >> ainsley: biden team in disarray from the pentagon to staff shake justifies. peter doocy at the top of the hour. kansas city chiefs are two time champs in overtime thriller. nic ferguson is going to join us and join will next. there they are. ♪ i'm not the man they thi thini am at alles ♪ no, h no, no what they don't ks i got inspire, noody. refreshed because i'm not struggling with cpap anymore. 100 bucks she got work done. great sleep, at the click of a button. did she get implants? yeah, i got an implant, sheila!!

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