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>> brian: how's the driver? >> carley: thank you for paying attention. >> ainsley: you have the five second rule. you can stop your car and get out there if you're right behind the accident. >> brian: right. >> ainsley: check on the driver first. >> carley: if it's not a wet surface, i would say 10 seconds is fine. >> ainsley: ok. pete does not care if it's a wet surface. he would drop a hamburger right here on the floor, right, and then pick it up and eat it. >> will: he would. >> brian: he has a strong immunity. way to build up your immunity. eat a lot of foul stuff. right. coming up straight ahead, fairfax county schools is in the news a lot. and now the district is facing a subpoena from virginia's a.g. over a national merit scandal. i'll keep reading. leo terrell is a former history teacher and he's next. >> ainsley: i'll take over from here. plus, raining on their parade. climate protesters physically ejected from a hotel where the energy secretary was speaking. activist madness. look at that. dragged out. >> brian: will had nothing to do.
billionaire put this on facebook. due to the worst weather in newfoundland in 40 years, this mission is likely to be the first and only manned mission to the titanic in 2023. a weather window has just opened up and we are going to attempt to dive tomorrow. >> brian: wow. >> ainsley: a reporter from cbs, from the sunday morning segment, he went down in this sub last year, and he tweeted this out. you may remember that oceangate sub to the titanic got lost for a few hours last summer, too, when i was on board. >> brian: wow. it's going to be a big day on capitol hill and tomorrow, congressman michael waltz, member of the house intel committee joins us now. congressman, good to see you. john durham comes to testify on capitol hill today to expand on his, i think, four-year investigation and report that come out and a lot of people want to dismiss it. what's going to be your focus today?
don't hurt yourself. >> carley: that sent him to the showcase showdown where he won a hawaiian vacation. >> ainsley: i heard that's so painful. did they knock it back in? >> carley: i don't know. he still had the smile. >> ainsley: maybe he's in shock. i have to pull this together. chris on the other side of the camera says he's done it. it's so painful. seen it in movies. slam it against the wall and knock it back in place. little celebrations. little celebrations. he should go on "wheel of fortune." never happens. or "let's make a deal" or "family feud". thank you. the peanut gallery over here, brian is weighing in. thank you, carley. major announcement from ford and team rubicon to help serve communities before, during and after natural disasters. that's next. let's check in with bill to see what's coming up at the top of the hour. have you ever done that? knocked your shoulder out of place? >> bill: not that way on a game
>> ainsley: floflorida's first y is the subject of another attack, this time from the "washington post." the paper putting her marriage into focus calling it a couple of things. one being insular by letting no one else in. and an inner circle of two. but isn't that what marriage is supposed to be? or how about labelling their love as one of the most guarded and feared partnerships? washington examiner deputy editor of restoring america joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. what was your reaction to this? >> first, i hope the viewers at home know not to take marriage advice from "the washington post" since this is clearly describing a perfectly normal and healthy marriage. think about the words they're using to describe this. private. guarded. insular. those are the things that a marriage should be. who else needs to be involved in the inner workings of their marriage? but what this really is i think
show on national tv. i can see how it could happen, yeah. ainsley, how are you doing? >> ainsley: doing great, thank you. >> bill: keep an eye on brian. the cat call is in the corner. >> ainsley: very difficult. >> bill: i've been there, we've all been there, brian! >> brian: dana does it! >> bill: she understands. good morning. you got it. we are holding on to hope, ainsley at 13,000 feet. couple of great guests to walk us through it. coming up in a moment here. john durham explains today what he found starting today. so stand by for more on that as he meets with congress. and meet the u.s. open champ. he's an american. he's in studio. he's got a big piece of hardware. and have we got a fish story for you? do not miss this. so climb on board. we'll see you in 13 minutes. top of the hour.
>> ainsley: i know they did have that support vehicle at the surface. really quickly, it's not lost on all of us this happened where the titanic went down. hundreds of people lost their lives there that day. and now this is happening. what do you think about that? >> clearly, this is a dangerous area of ocean. in winter, it's dangerous because of the ice. the weather is not that good there. they had a limited window in which to search and the window is closing because of the lack of air. >> brian: we know why the titanic had so much trouble. we move ahead. coming up, an insular marriage and inner circle of two and how about a feared partnership? that's how the mainstream media describes florida's first family. i'm not kidding. the latest attack.