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Welcome back, everybody. Brian Kilmey Chow moving through a very busy week. As I mentioned, we're talking about what's happened in Minneapolis. We know the president's had success removing illegal immigrants, cracking down on crime in New Orleans over in Memphis, Chicago to a degree, Minneapolis. I would say yes.
But especially in Washington, D.C., it works when people cooperate. And when Tom Holman came in, they cooperated. And he announced that he's going to be pulling out yesterday. It didn't stop Democrats from high-fiving and thinking that they. They won, like Amy Klobucher and Mayor Fry, as well as Governor Waltz, which ironic is behind the scenes, they actually worked.
And allowed their cops to provide backup and secure perimeters so ICE could be more effective. 700 came out last week, and the de-escalation continued to it's eventually going to wind down entirely. Griff Jenkins joins us now, getting set for Fox and Friends weekend. Tom Holman waited about 15 minutes to say the headline. And that is that he's pulling the rest of his guys out.
But before that, he went through the successes that they had, Griff. Look, it was yet again another masterclass press conference. And I would submit to you, Brian, that the actual headline as someone who's covered this for more than a decade is that he said he didn't have a single sheriff in Minnesota since he's been there. He hadn't found a single sheriff that didn't want to cooperate in having the local authorities identify violent criminal illegal aliens in local jails to transfer them over to ICE so that they wouldn't be released on the streets and be a danger to the community at large. And what's so successful about what Tom Holman did is he came in, he refocused the focus on the worst of the worst, if you will, but really put the focus on getting the local authorities to cooperate.
And what's fascinating, you mentioned the Democrats, like Clobuchar and others, they're trying to take a victory lap. Here's the bigger picture. You have here in New York, Governor. Kathy Hochul wants to push to ban 287G agreements. And that's a technical thing between the federal government and local authorities, but yet it's been around for decades and it does just what Tom Holman has done, which is to identify these illegal criminal aliens who shouldn't be here from being released onto the streets.
She wants to actually get rid of it in New York. In Maryland, they passed legislation. We expect Governor Westmore, a liberal Democrat, to sign that will do just that as well. And so while the media wants to report that Democrats won in the case of Minnesota, Tom Holman has laid out the common sense position that got President Trump reelected in 2024 on a mandate to get rid of illegal aliens, particularly the criminals that put the nation at greater risk.
So Tom Holman was on with Laura Ingram last night after his press conference. And I'm sure he wants to get out of Minneapolis. It's freezing. It's a terrible place. Who would ever move to Minnesota?
Who looked at those people on the streets in sub-zero weather and thought, I'm so Proud of them. But if you are proud of them, I'm sure there's plenty of room. Tom Holman talked about the ridiculous moves the Democrats have, not saluting them for getting the criminals out of their midst, and not saying a word when the borders were broken and people flooded in. Cut five. Where were they the last four years with open borders where, you know, half a million kids died from opioid overdoses, a record number of sex trafficking on women and children, over 500,000 children smuggling the country, lost track of 300,000 of them?
I said today, just here in this state, we found over 3,300 of them that they weren't even looking for that President Trump found. But you see, Governor Waltz came out yesterday and said they want to be reimbursed for the damage that ICE has done. Really? Yeah, well, that's... Wait for that check.
That's ironic because most of the damage was done by agitators who were spurred on by Democrats like Walz and Fry. But, you know, it's such a great point that Tom Holman makes because where were Democrat outrage? Where was that Democrat outrage when you had the hundreds of thousands of children being dumped on the border? I posted a picture to social media in 2023, Brian, of a child that was two years old, terrified, crying. Me and Texas TPS watched him being dumped across.
The river, rush to try and assist them. And you know what DPS does with Border Patrol? They took the child in care, but the child had nothing other than an address in Louisiana and a phone number. And that was a snapshot that I posted on social media that went viral, but yet no Democrat was outraged. There was no AOC crying over a two-year-old child being dumped across the border at the hands of ruthless cartel leaders.
And now this is the other part of the promise that Trump made to the country that we would find those children, some 600,000 total, that were either put into this system and they lost track of them or they simply have no idea what happened to them. Yesterday, the president had a press conference, and by his side was EPA Commissioner Administrator Lise Eldon. Why was it important? Why is it arguably as important as anything he's done? Because it's reversing, hitting the brakes on so much environmental regulation that put into place in 2009 by none other than Barack Obama because they couched it as a global emergency to change the way we view and use oil, gas, and coal.
Or any fossil fuel. The EPA Administrator Louise Eldon will be hitting the road explaining what they're doing, but essentially saving everybody about $2,600. Cars are going to be cheaper. I'm talking about all the American-made cars. I'm talking about that stop-and-start mechanism that you have when you had your car because it says save gas.
Even though it's a start it up and put your foot on the gas, it actually gives you more emissions. The climate emergency is a clown show. There's nothing about it that was substantiated by science, and they yet you'd be ridiculed if you brought that up. Here's the President of the United States ending. The Obama-Euro auto regulations cut in.
I'm pleased to be joined today by EPA administrator Lise Eldon, who you all know, and to announce the single largest deregulatory action. in American history. That's a big statement in American history. And I think we can add the words by far. Under the process just completed by the EPA, We are officially terminating the so-called Endangerment finding.
A disastrous Obama-era policy that severely damaged The American auto industry and massively drove up prices for American consumers. Ho hum and boring, but Griff, it is not. No. Big deal. Big deal.
And by the way, can I just say, I hate that damn auto restart thing. I have a 2006 Toyota 4Runner, and I'm never getting rid of it because it doesn't have that feature. Whenever I travel on the road, which is often, and I get a rental car, literally, if I don't have that automatic button to turn it off, I'm not taking that car. I want to be able to turn that damn thing off. But let me just say, you know, Lee Zeldon, this is a huge deal.
And it's not just. Domestically, I reached out yesterday. I was communicating with Zeldon's team, and I wanted to get Lee Zeldon on with Rachel Charlie and I this weekend. But you know what? He's not available because he's going to the Munich Security Conference.
You're going to hear from Lee Zeldin, who's going to go over to Europe, where much of this green thing started, where the green thing started before Obama got it. They're unwinding it. And he is going to lecture to them. I submit to you, we may see what J.D. Vance did at the Munich conference last year and put Europeans on their heels over free speech and sending out the challenge.
Lee Zeldon is going to bring the hammer to the Munich conference, and it's going to be specifically on this. Not to be jealous, not to get you jealous, but he is joining me on One Nation Sunday night. I'm jealous. Right. Joining us now is Rachel Campo Stuffy because I'm tired.
I called her in because I'm tired of talking to you. I do. Rachel, thank you. It was desperate. I was texting you.
Please come wherever you are.
Well, I really appreciate you. Getting ready for the weekend, 6 to 10, Saturday and Sunday. That's right. By the way, did you notice?
So, what he was really, let me decipher this, translate this for people who aren't on TV. What this means, what you just heard before between Brian and Griff, is that Brian scooped us. And either Lee Zeldon likes Brian more or Brian called first. Right. Yeah, figure that out.
It looks like that. Thank you for calling that out. But good for you. That's a great get. And your show's awesome, and we love having you talk about it on our show.
We just want to take your guests. I know, absolutely. Usually beat us to the punch. But a couple of things. Barack Obama, when he heard this, the whole.
Re-energizing America move by the President of the United States. He said the Trump administration repealed the endangerment finding, the ruling that served on the basis for limits on tailpipe emissions and power plant rules. Without it, we will be less healthy. Less safe. And be less able to fight climate change.
Also, the fossil fuel industry can make everyone more money. And first, I want to get your response to this, and then I'll tell you what Al Gore said. Did he say that we're going to be underwater soon because of this? This is what they all told us, right? That if we had, if we didn't do this and nothing happened, we had their rules, but I mean, come on, give me a break.
This is ridiculous. What this is is an affordability move. I mean, look at how cheap, much cheaper, thousands of dollars cheaper for a car. What he's actually mad about, because he knows the climate stuff is a big hoax, and you can't solve it unless you solve China and India, right? I mean, why should we have to bear the brunt of it economically?
You think Russia is worried about the environment? They're not worried about that. And so, this is an affordability issue. And Trump has been taking, President Trump has been taking on affordability in ways that actually make a difference. I mean, how you buy your first car makes a difference.
Yeah, and you know, to your point about how much it costs. You know, as they told us back then, well, guess what? Who was leading that was Al Gore with his Earth in the Balance. And I actually bought the audio tape because we were using it at the time on radio. And you had, you know, one of his signature lines in the book was: It must be possible to eliminate the combustion engine.
Guess what? That didn't happen. And if we did that, it would wreck the economy. Gavin Newsom got his way by 2035. They wouldn't be allowed to be sold in California.
There's no way they're going to follow through on that. All these green policies in Europe, they're blowing it up. They got rid of all fossil fuels were tried and nuclear at the same time. And now there's panic as utility bills skyrocket. But you know what they did accomplish with all this climate tyranny?
They do have a population in Europe who's just very compliant. I mean, they may blow up, they may adjust the rules because it doesn't work in the end, but it is, they just have a different mentality than we do. And if you talk to Europeans who are really open-minded and can really look at how they are just as a culture and mindset versus us, they're just a. a much more compliant Population and these rules that come from the EU and from the WEF that they all just kind of took hook, line and sinker. It isn't just about the rules, it's about this mentality that you can have these elites in, you know, in in in in the in the capitals of Europe telling you what to do, um even if you're, you know, you know better.
I mean, J.D. Vance was not welcomed after he eviscerated them last year. On free speech. And this year, Secretary of State Marco Rubio goes over. They'll focus.
It'll be on Greenland, Russia. I'm not sure. But Al Gore came out and said this. Last summer, the U.S. experienced a dozen once-in-a-lifetime, a thousand-year floods in the span of just three days in Texas.
One of those flooding events killed at least 135 people and 37 children. The Trump administration's rollback of the endangerment finding is not only a direct assault on science, knowledge, and public health, it's an insult to the people across the country who are already coping with the disastrous consequences of climate-driven and extreme weather events.
Now, though those events happen, yes. Man's role in this, Al Gore seems to have settled science. I don't think any other clear-thinking, non-agenda-driven scientist does. I think if you look at this, Brian and Griff, if you look at this really macro-wise, right? They're talking to us about climate, but what they're really talking about is that.
At the biggest level, at the highest level, is about how do you control America, right? They are threatened by the fact in Europe, they are threatened by our economic power. They are threatened by how President Trump came in and instantly leveraged our economic power to do something better for us, whether it's on tariffs, and trade and these rules that he's doing. They have not been able to compete with us, Europe, and they've tried to harness us, stop us with these kinds of international rules. And Trump's saying, I'm not taking it.
All right. We'll take a short time out and we come back a little bit more with Griff and Rachel, who have a big show 6 to 10 Saturday and Sunday, Fox and Friends weekend. Don't move.
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You wonder why we have such. A horrific war on women in this country, and that these guys are getting away with it because you don't seem to care.
So I just offer that.
So, Gavin Newsom's having a press conference all about Planned Parenthood.
So, abortion. They want to talk about how great abortion is. With love. Right, with love. With love.
Don't you just think abortion and love? Happy Valentine's Day. I mean, it's so gross. But do you see his face? I'm struck.
You know how he always looks very composed? Yeah. He did not look composed. He looked like, oh my goodness, what are you doing? Plus, the question was like, basically, is your husband running for president?
You know what it's like. Trump deals with that every day. He has a world leader next to him, and they're like, what's with the Epstein files?
So he's flipping out. I mean, Griff, that's so embarrassing. It is, and it's time and time again. Time and time again, you know, we keep hearing that Gavin Newsom is the most polished of the crowd, maybe Pritzker, but more so Gavin. He's handsome and he's got good hair and all this stuff.
But it is in those moments that are quite telling, and he wasn't ready for that. Right. So Gavin Newsom, I guess he's going to be running for president. Every week they'd have a different feature. Pete Buddhajudge.
Hey, Rachel, I want to get this to you. I think it was Axios or. Punch line, punch bowl, whatever, that did a whole thing on Buddha Judge. And you know what his weakness is? His weakness is.
He was a bad mayor with no significant accomplishments and at the Department of Transportation. He couldn't even spend money. They gave him billions. He was so lazy and slow, he couldn't even award it anywhere else. And this is what Sean Duffy, who you've met, has mentioned as to put So this guy is going to ran for president.
The problem is he didn't do a good job in the preliminary game. I mean, he was like not even there. I mean, literally not even there. Half the building was, or more than half the building, was working from home, you know, still. And, you know, I think the greatest liability that Pete Buttigieg has going into a potential run is Sean Duffy.
And I say that, you know, I know I'm biased, but. It is a bipartisan acknowledgment that the Department of Transportation has never done more than under Sean. And the fact that he was there, it wasn't like, yeah, the plane crash was a wake-up call to Sean on day one.
Okay, what happened here? It took about two weeks to figure out that our air traffic control system was antiquated. But Pete Buttigud had tons of near-misses and never did anything. Instead, he said, I'm going to direct billions of dollars that could have gone towards an new air traffic control system. He directed it towards DEI projects.
And one of the things that Sean has had to do is take, and in order to get things done, and whether it's a road or a train or whatever it is that they're building, is pull all this DEI requirement out of it because literally there are companies that want to build that dam or want to build that, or not the dam, but build that road or build that whatever, and they can't meet all of the regulations for DEI. you know, as a construction company. And so it just didn't get done. What Newsom and People do Judge have in common is they want to be president. But they don't understand they have to build up their resume and deserve it.
So it's like people, I want to get to Fox News.
Well, what are you doing?
Well, I'm a local station. I don't really work that hard. I take a lot of days off and I try to punch out early. You're not going to get the Fox News that way. Are you?
Is it going to be okay if you do a crappy job as secretary and governor? Can you still be president? Not just a crappy job. Is it to be president or to be nominated?
Well, what do you mean? Kamala was crappy and she was nominated. Right. She was a terrible vice president, too. No, no, no, no, I just wanted to lean into what you were talking about, which is, you know, what Sean has done is deal with what we found out when I was reporting on the crash: that ATC had equipment that was 50-plus years old.
And so, Sean's like, how in the world did the last guy here or the other five guys that were there over 50 years not do anything about it? And yet, it is that record for you. Anything you want to promote before you go? Yeah, we're going to White Castle on Valentine's Day. That's Fox and Friends.
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