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will: good morning and welcome to "fox and friends," welcome to st. patrick's day weekend. we are celebrating for two days on "fox and friends". pete and i wore green. rachel is wearing st. patrick's day colors. don't act like you didn't know that. rachel: it is true. purple is the color of a bishop. it makes sense to me that someone pointed that out to me. pete: are you going to wear the same tie tomorrow? will: i've got some green for you. this was the pregame. rachel: this green has a little bit of blue in it. will: st. patrick's day is supercatholic, tell us about it.

rachel: it is the conversion of the island of ireland by saint patrick. they were pagans. they were druids and all the stuff. saint patrick came and converted them. pete: thank you for that history. i didn't know that. rachel: you didn't know that? i always -- will: if ireland hadn't become christian, they have a lot of learned institutions, that pumped it back into europe so it was important. will: do you think most people watching and listening at home, st. patrick's day is about what i just said, not saying it is wrong but let's be real, people don't know, including me. rachel: i have, my husband is sean patrick duffy. i have a son named patrick, my husband's brothers patrick, i have a brother named patrick so

if it wasn't for saint patrick i don't know if i would be married to sean. i come from a long line in the iberian peninsula, we ended up together. for me, it's very informal. pete: all those folks -- the parade is today. the holidays tomorrow. it leads the saint patty's day parade in new york next hour. rachel: let's talk st. patrick's day later in the show but we begin with a fox news alert. nathan wade stepping down after a judge ruled fulton county district attorney fans a by wilson could only remain on donald trump's election interference case if wade resigned. will: willis is slamming what

she calls unjustified attacks from the media. >> reporter: this is technically a legal win for fans about i willis but her problems are far from over. hours after judge scott mcafee made his decision special prosecutor nathan wade handed his resignation letter to willis saying i'm offering my resignation in the interests of democracy, and dedication to the american public and to move this case forward as quickly as possible. willis respond that i complement you paul for the professionalism and dignity you shown over the last 865 days as you have endured threats against you and your family as well as unjustified attacks in the media and in court on your reputation as a lawyer. judge mcafee ruled donald trump and his allies failed to show willis's and wade's relationship create an actual conflict of interest but she's not emerging from this situation unscathed. judge mcafee was highly

critical of willis saying this finding is by no means an indication that the court condones this tremendous lapse in judgment or the unprofessional manner of the district attorneys testimony during the evidentiary area hearing. willis was defiant when she testified last month telling the defense this. >> do you think i'm on trial? these people on trial for trying to steal an election. i'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. >> reporter: the defense attorney said the court should have qualified -- disqualify the office entirely this opinion is of indication that everything put forth by the defense was true, accurate and relevant to the issues surrounding our client's right to a fair trial. some georgia lawmakers are weighing in. >> there's no way a jury will give any credibility to her further involvement. it will undermine her own mission of prosecuting these individuals if she stays personally involved.

>> reporter: willis is facing several investigations in georgia and in congress with house judiciary chairman jim jordan looking into whether willis's office misused federal funds. rachel: thanks. pete: what started as a trump case they put together has turned into this, i don't know what you call it, drama, courtroom drama, soap opera with her at the center of it and interesting what she said on trial. i'm not the one on trial, you are on trial, but it is turned into is she qualified to be the person trying to prosecute this case and looks like if you read what the judge wrote he is basically saying they both sound like they are lying but we have to get rid of one of them so we get rid of nathan wade and she stays. very political decision by this judge. rachel: he's up for reelection soon.

judge janine said this about the judge. listen. >> didn't have the spine to hold fans about i willis in contempt when she started running the courtroom, pointing her finger at him and telling everybody that she wasn't on trial so this judge whose two weeks from his next election and doesn't want to upset any of his constituents makes a decision that is absurd. this is a case that is mired in scandal, an odor of mendacity, dishonesty and lies. you were the one who said in the evidentiary area hearing, you were the one who was supposed to make the decision about what witnesses were lying at what witnesses were telling the truth and for you to decide that wade, the boyfriend has got to go because he is not capable of telling the truth, he lied about the same things she lied about and she confirmed his lies but he goes and she doesn't.

pete: attempted to split the baby, perhaps for political reasons where fans about i will us retain some popularity, do the right thing without doing the right thing, will be interesting is where this goes going forward. because he did as you point out have some harsh words for fans about i will us in his ruling and many have said if that were said about me or any other prosecutor, it would leave to a change and there will be an investigation in the senate. there will be a fascinating trail not only with this particular case now that wade has been removed, will fans by willis remain on the case and will fans or bibles remain in office? she showed a level of defiance that leads you to believe the answer is yes but there are some interesting roots in the future of fansi willis.

rachel: legal expert say it might be good for trump if she stays on because her credibility is so damaged that if she remains it is good for trump. even if you set this trial aside what is interesting to me is the overall message that this soap opera we've been talking about sends to the public about the strategy by the democrats to interfere with this election via lawaffair and this is one case that's falling apart, others are also falling apart, but overall their strategy is not working. will: a new delay in the alpha and brag case. their goal, their dream has been to have donald trump in a courtroom for the election and turns out because of things like this and other flimsy cases, that's likely not going to happen before the election.

the case in georgia and a story in new york show the importance of das. what the da is doing in atlanta. to daniel penny case where he defended himself and others in a subway car and alan bragg says i will charge you with that murder, there was another altercation this time in brooklyn where there is a different da who made a different choice as the result. the cover of the post has the title crazy train, subway rider, the reason i say da, the subway rider was not charged for shooting a madman on a train. here is the video. a man approaches another man, there's an altercation, up clear instigator in it and the one who was the victim of the other perpetrator ends up getting the gun and shooting the other guy. graphic portions of this on screen you don't see anything but here's a portion of a cell phone video of what happened. >> let me out, let me out, let

me out, let me out, let me out! let me out! . [screaming] brian: it is chaotic. it's a little complicated but ultimately black guy harassing a hispanic guy in the corner, they start fighting, then a woman, presumably with a hispanic guy, stabs the black guy and he goes and gets a gun out of his jacket and starts pointing and everyone flees out of the car. that's why you don't see those shooting. the black guy brings his gun to shoot the hispanic guy and somehow that is when you don't see it because they are running out of the car you hear four shots fired, the hispanic guy had gotten the gun and shot the perpetrator and the perpetrator is on life support and the da is saying this is a clear instance of self-defense and this is in brooklyn.

will: at some.to bring up because the similarities people drying with daniel penny and daniel penny's case fell under the manhattan da alan brag whose facing charges in new york. congresswoman nicole malliotakis said cries from bystanders, should be a wake-up call to the left-wing leaders that we need adequate policing levels and our subways and our streets as well as laws to keep criminals off the streets and need to prioritize spending on the needs of citizens, not illegal guns, we need laws that protect the law-abiding, not the lawbreaking. we need safe subways, not congestion. that after the news that governor kathy hochul was going to put the national guard on a subway. rachel: people taking the subway because of this congestion pricing that's making it harder for people.

rachel: the national guard is not searching anything, they can't. they are there to guard and protect people who are doing the searching. if you watch that video, looks like there was a checkpoint at this location but if he has a handgun in his jacket, this is a case of a mentally ill guy. will: people are worried and bringing a knife with them on a subway because they know they need it. that's very scary. will: we will have his attorney on the show at 8 am eastern time. pete: changes the dynamics of that case. we turn to additional headlines starting with this. boeing facing another faa investigation after a panel fell off of a united airlines flight headed to oregon from san francisco. it fell off in mid air. according to the agency the missing panel was discovered in a postflight inspection.

faa officials say workers did not notice the damage and an emergency was not declared. the plane landed safely and no one was hurt. i want to know is this happening more often or do we just know about it? i don't know. we will try to get some answers. rachel: supposedly commit suicide, whistleblower. pete: president biden praising the speech to replace benjamin netanyahu. >> president biden: senator schumer contacted my staff and i am not going to talk about the speech, he made a great speech and expressed serious concern shared by him and many americans. pete: schumer called out benjamin netanyahu for the war against, saying the israeli prime minister lost his way.

election interference on our side of the pond and los angeles rams defensive end aaron donald announced he is retiring from the nfl after ten years in the league. he announced the news on x posting a big thanks to all rams and for the fans for your support for the last 10 years, love you. arizona cardinals quarterback kyler murray posting a single message on his retirement, thank god. and those -- will: why is that funny? they play in the same division. aaron donald plays defense. aaron donald, one could argue is the best defender over the last decade, one of the best to ever do it.

rachel: i am sorry but i get the joke. thank god, you are claiming the joke. it was insulting. will: i will let you handle what's happening next. rachel: counting down to new york city's st. patrick's day parade. in chicago the plumbers union is getting ready for their annual river dying but one climate group wants to stop the tradition. pete: this is what friends of the chicago river are saying. we have wondered when this river dying tradition might end, understanding that it is beloved by many, the new idea and more exciting one would be to replace it. we need another marvel that can treat our recovering river as a valued natural resource, not just a backdrop for fun.

pete: the chicago river -- rachel: people from wisconsin come to see this a lot. it's close by. it is iconic. they glue themselves to stuff. what do they want to replace this, which is kind of cool. will: i would understand, intuitively, forget climate, you are dying a natural resource crane, doesn't sound right. i would want to know how it affects the fish, so forth, wildlife, outdoors but we do know the epa to the extent they know what they are doing has said that it is fine. pete: it is foodgrade coloring and non-toxic. may be the fish like it. it screen time. you don't know. it is non-toxic. this world is our playground given to us to enjoy and this is an hurting anything.

pete: will: i'm not with -- necessarily i don't know but i want to be a good steward of the earth. it is our plaything but maybe it's nice the way it comes too. rachel: she said replace this with something else. what would you suggest? will: i don't have a suggestion. i don't think -- look how cool that is, you want to do that? >> intuitively it is weird that we are dying are river green. >> you are the one who puts the crack in the tradition and then will think it's weird, better get rid of that. will: you are the one who -- pete: i don't care about the epa, dump whatever you want in the river, i'm not a friend of the river. will: dump whatever you want in the body, believe in the food.

-- they are right about the number of -- >> you are worried about the river. i'm worried about the river, i am, guilty as charged. >> you go to bed worried about the river. will: despite a massive measles outbreak chicago is planning to evict thousands of illegal immigrants from city shelters today. why doctors call a perfect storm. will: biden/hunter. the first son will not attend a house impeachment hearing. lawmakers are responding. pete: the suffolk police emerald society, great backdrop this morning ahead of today's st. patrick's day parade. ♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪

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illegal immigrants set to be evicted today after a measles outbreak in the cf largest shelter. there were ten confirmed measles cases at the migrant shelter prompting the cdc to send a response team. doctor frank, thanks for being with us. measles, 10 cases of measles but this is a disease that was supposedly eradicated in the united states. >> great to be with you. you are right. we have this thing licked 20 or 30 years ago through a mass vaccination campaign which was enormous the successful. measles is the most contagious disease known to man, the most contagious virus we have. everyone person who has it in a closed situation can spread it to up to 18 people, they could be walking around with it. the city is about to evict these people and put them on the street, they can be exposed and contagious and not even

realize it so this is a problem. will: it can stay in the air for two hours after someone sneezes. highly contagious is the point, measles. what is happening? we are importing these illegal immigrants who don't have, we all get the mm are shot when we are babies, we are vaccinated against measles, they don't have these shots and can be carrying measles to the united states? >> that's right. springs to like two important issue for me, when is the open border, we are allowing people to come into this country without being checked, we are not dealing with the ellis island situation like years ago where people get checked when they come in it if they need to be quarantined if they are carrying a disease they would be warranted, people are unchecked, many have not had routine vaccinations we all get as children. that's what it should. the second issue, i think since covid there's a lot of americans facing skepticism

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prosecutor for fans about i willis, had to step aside are cut tied with wade before the election case can proceed. willis responding to wade saying i complement you for the professionalism and dignity you've shown over the last 865 days says you've endured threats against you and your family and unjustified attacks in the media and in court on your reputation as a lawyer. here to react, republican congressman mike collins. what our viewers to make of this mess? >> the motoring public sees it, fans about willis have worked their way to the front of the class with these sham charges and it is not just this, all the charges that have been put

against donald trump, family, business and prosecuting based on election interference, as this unfolds people understand the election interference is coming from an executive branch, the biden administration that has been weapon icing the doj and the court systems throughout the country to bring down his political opponents. will: it is part of an attempt to keep donald trump in court and impugn him. the judge judge mcafee had this to say in his rolling about whether he said, neither side could establish my preponderance of evidence when the relationship between the two evolved into a romantic one but an odor of mendacity remains, that means an odor of

lies so if wade is lying then fans about i willis is lying too. it looks like they tried to split the baby and the bathwater. do you know anything else about the dynamics of this judge? >> the judge is up for reelection in the next few weeks. there's a couple things you don't understand about this case. she says she couldn't prove her side and sounded like they were both lying but then you take the other defendants, he tossed them out because he said he couldn't figure out if they were telling the truth about fans about i willis. doesn't make sense, he's just splitting hairs here. i would like -- if i can't trust you i can't use you. i'm a small businessman and i think people out there understand it is not one or the other. it is both of them. now she's going to try to prosecutor case and people are going to continue to look at

her and say weight a minute. we understand what your background is an you hired someone who had no experience, you paid him triple the amount and you went on vacation with this fellow numerous times, you have a relationship with him. what is this truly about? is it about the truth or is it about an agenda and people are beginning to understand this is about an agenda. pete: you took personal advantage and benefited from before, during and after. we all know about the crisis at the border and the implications of what especially in georgia. now a lawyer for the illegal immigrant who is accused in the murder of laken riley, it is stalled in the senate and you have a jury trial in this legislation that passed the house but stalled in the senate. where do you think it will go? >> i want to tell you something.

we've known about this rule on the southern border front but as you look, we have a war on two friends, we have a war across this country with committal people out here that have come across our country and detection and set up their committal enterprises, gang activity, drugs, sex trafficking, whatever their trade was and this guy is one of them. the laken riley act is a great use of legislation if it had been in effect this young lady would be alive today because this guy was picked up not only in new york but in athens, georgia for shoplifting and it just adds theft in their as one of the criminal activities the local authorities can contact us to deport these people so to great piece of legislation, we've got it sitting in the senate, we will be back up there tuesday. i'm an old-school business executive and i believe in

seeing my customers. i'm going over to the senate. we will visit with people and explain to them and talk to them about this bill and we will beat this, this thing should pass the senate. pete: it would require ice to arrest illegals for things like theft. thank you for your time. >> appreciate yours. and internet program used in public schools across 25 states has ties to china. tiktok is not the only site to be concerned about the presence of parents defending education is next.

rachel: welcome back to "fox and friends," effectively 6 or, national weather service confirming 8 tornadoes touched down in ohio this week. at least three people are dead and 38 were hurt after a twister in indiana. let's turn to rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. >> reporter: 90 report of tornadoes, 13 confirmed. they go out and investigate, this is to the north, the third time we've had tornadoes way to the north, something you wouldn't normally see this time of year, it's generally not that warm that far north but it has been this winter and that has allowed these storms to

fire, today it will be farther south, severe storms across texas and the forecast and some big storms, baseball sized hail across texas. part of an upper-level system across the four corners area. 60 inches of snow in the last couple of days. rachel: using a student tutoring service you recently flagged for its connection to a chinese firm and its disclosed on their website. a report our next guest reveal school district in 25 states use or partner with tutor.com, an online company offering support for students as young as kindergarten. nicole neely is with presidents defending education and joins us now. great to have you here.

how did you find out, it is on the website but was there any government alert saying you should know this is the chinese affiliated company? how did it comes your organization's attention? >> reporter: it is on the website but not been brought to anyone's attention. it was brought by a company that has ties to tiktok, to bike dance. the fact that this is an operation over a hundred school districts is of concern because this platform has access to sensitive student data and senator tom cotton flag this as an issue of concern because the department of defense uses it for their education agency but this is something most american families have no idea what is in their backyard. rachel: you think this company is perhaps using the data or stealing the data from children? >> absolutely. the founder has ties the

chinese communist linked entities. we know there's very much a soft power element with the chinese government putting teachers and curriculum through the confusion classrooms program but also to have access through the backdoor, through tiktok, through these programs that are in our kids schools, we pay for with our tax dollars, that's the worst part, adds insult to injury. rachel: i want to read a statement from tutor.com. they say, quote, we take data protection seriously and have a number of active controls in place to safeguard information including a legal commitment to the government that primavera will not have access to any personal data so essentially it is like trust us, we are not stealing the data. it's not very ironclad at all so if senator cotton is saying i am confused, he is demanding that department of defense school stop using it. i don't understand why they are

using it and why they are not warning the schools, what would you like the government to do and why do you think they are not concerned about this? >> i don't know why they are not concerned about this which we will reach out to superintendents and governors to ask that they investigate this. feels like issues around the chinese presence in our education system are not to be taken seriously across the board, we identified school districts that have had classroom programs, teachers come over, three curriculum provided by the chinese government, issues of real concern because as much as we are randi weingarten whining about teaching history, children in these classrooms learning about tn men, to bet, none of these things are taking place. rachel: they are stealing data but also what does tutor.com actually teach and this is being filtered through a chinese lens. it will be interesting what happens if maybe the states can go to an american company and

will that american company be independent or will they also be selling their data maybe to the american government, we don't know. great information. thanks for sharing with us. parents need to know. all right. will: luke bryan's nashville bar revealing more about the night the university of missouri student is beer. riley strain had two glasses of water before being asked to leave the bar, last seen on march 8th in this security video. they are waiting for records from strain's cell phone and apple watch as they continue to investigate. house oversight committee chairman james kober telling hunter biden's lawyer that a hearing on the biden family's business dealings will happen with or without the first son. this after abby lowell said hunter would not attend the hearings. biden's business associate and others like devon archer were

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pete: it is the annual st. patrick's day parade. rachel: suffolk county police emerald society pipes and drums, we are so excited to have you guys. we won thanks for being with us. pointing out the 263rd year of the st. patrick's day parade. everyone here, the fire and police department. you have been doing this how long? >> since 1970. it is 248 years old. this is older, going on longer -- i have to check with the orders but i'm not sure about that. the irish have been partying for a long time. will: it was a civilian event.

a civilian band became part of tradition. >> one of our founding members's son is over here. it was civilians and police in the band now. rachel: tell us the other things you do. >> we do a lot of parade in march. we do a lot of fundraisers, not for profit. we do the parades. we do funerals. we do a lot of things, very busy the entire year besides this month. pete: what is like to watch that parade? >> it is long. it is a long day. it is one of the best days, you can walk up the street any day of the week but in the st. patrick's day parade it is a

different feeling. rachel: can you drink? >> no comment. will: you guys are irish. rachel: everyone here -- >> there are not many better days than being in new york city on st. patrick's day parade day. will: the suffolk county police emerald city pipes and drums. you are going to play for us. >> pipes and drums. ♪ ♪

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