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time hour of "fox & friends" weekend a. fox news alert, prosecutor nathan wade resigns from the trump georgia case so da fani willis can continue in the embattled da slamming unjustified attacks from the media. rachel: plus, in massachusetts the governor said she's appalled by this haitian immigrant's charge with rape ago disabled 15-year-old girl and says this : >> it's a horrible situation. it is unfortunate that from time to time things will happen. will: and a live look at st. patrick's cathedral where we're going to catch up with the fighting 69 before they leave today's parade. the second hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪

[ bag pipes playing ]. rachel: good morning, everybody. it's 7:00 a.m. and you're listening to the suffolk county police emerald society pipe and drums playing for us. how appropriate this morning on the eve of st. patrick's day. we were just out there, it's a great crew. will: right ahead of the st. patrick's day parade. pete: long day ahead of them. i bet they have a couple drinks at some point in the middle. a lot are active duty police and one of the guys on the drums, he's got side arm. rachel: don't mess with the bag pipes. they're ready to go. they're oughly and i shall you confirm that had? will: i immediately felt stupid. i asked the emerald society if they were all irish. pete: i think that's a fair question. rachel: that's fair. pete: i'm going to back you up on that. rachel: it's a diverse city and in this case, all irish.

i loved it. i thought they were really great and had great energy. pete: committed to perpetuate ago tradition and you loved seeing that rachel: he might be crying right now. will: nathan wade stepping down from the election case in georgia and judge rules that fulton county da fani willis must cut ties with the special prosecutor or quit the case herself. rachel: wade said i'm offering my resignation in the interest of democracy in the dedication of the american public and moving this case forward as quickly as possible. pete: in the interest of democracy. how amazing of him. rachel: he's a patriot. pete: this is after willis was forced to take the stand over

his relationship with wade and overshadowed the trump case and led to moments lying this one. >> you're confused and think i'm on trial. these people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020. i'm not on trial no matter how hard you try to put me on trial. i think you lied righted here, you lied right here. no, no, no, no. this is the truth. this is a lie. will: greg j jarret joining us here. judge mack fee tried to tried to split the baby and punish willis and wade for the appearance of impropriety. he said it was clear their behavior was at best frowned upon but didn't impact the defendant, in this case donald

trump and others, due process rights. >> yeah, well, he's wrong, will. i mean, this decision if you read it, 23 pages and it's illogical and self-contradistrict reigns leading and willis and wage -- self-contradictory and willis and wade encaged in the acts that demand removal and orders that only one has to leave the case and make nososense obviously because the appearance of impropriority remains and infects the case and the defendant and due process rights, which means i think this was a craven political ruling written by a democrat judge who wasn't about to jeopardize his reelection interference in a few months and gratuitously tosses willis this lifeline to keep the case against trump going and if she's disqualified by the court,

so is her entire office and would effectively kill any sensible prosecutor elsewhere and would take one look at this case and recognize that it's weaker nonexist tent on racketeering and in -- nonexistent on racketeering and it's a legal ethical train wreck and the state attorney general taking it for review and that's where it may have been headed. rachel: yeah, so interesting and looking at her in all her dramatic moments and not going to say, i'm not going to lie, it's very entertaining, and i can see why he doesn't want to upset female voters that like the way she's performing on the stand, and the question is where do i go in terms of the general public opinion about this being election interference of the entire process for donald trump. they're trying to tie him up in

these court cases and make that case. >> it's law fair weapon sizing the law for political purposes. you know, willis seems to be popping champagne corks and that's premature and this further delays the prosecution and may put it in jeopardy and may not survive professionally because a georgia senate investigation and a prosecutor's commission now armed with the judge's findings, a scathing rebuke of willis' behavior, i mean, he called her unprofessional. said she may have been untruthful and dishonest. my goodness, that is a breach of duty, it's grounds for removal from office. not just a case. she undermined the public's trust. but willis is also facing additional probes, misuse of public funds, other

improprieties. reportedly employees are lining up to testify against her. i'll make this prediction and she'll try to defuse all of this by announcing some time soon that another prosecutor in the office will try the case. well, that doesn't remove either her or the tainted partisan da that weaponnized the law to bring a politically-driven case to influence a presidential election. pete: her moment in the spotlight and seems to all be caving in with the case with it potentially and all the cases, gregg, it feels like across the board and they keep trying to bring up trump. thank you, gregg. >> my pleasure. rachel: i'll make my own prediction and i think she'll end up as like a judge on a tv show or something, like one of these courtroom shows. i really do. i think she's -- i think that's where she'll end up. pete: maybe. let's move onto massachusetts

where we've seen the fall out in georgia with laken riley and another case in georgia of an illegal exciting a heinous crime against a citizen. it was a haitian man here illegally charged with raping a 15-year-old girl in the state of massachusetts. this migrant suspect entered the u.s. through a biden parole program in june of 2023 that flew haitian people from haiti to the united states. well, the governor of montana, her name is maura heelly was asked about the assault and policies that massachusetts h the sanctuary policies that massachusetts has. here's what she -- take a close look to what she said. watch. >> it's a horrible schismuation. horrible allegation, and my thoughts are with the victim and her family. i think we have the right systems in place. unfortunately this is a terrible incident. you don't want to see anything like this happen.

this is also a individual that came in lawfully under the federal government through a federal program. it is unfortunate that from time to time things will happen. rachel: she wasn't just 15, pete, she was also disabled. the whole situation is repulsive. what we've allowed to happen and there's so many details i want to know. are illegal migrants being housed in hotels along with american citizens who don't know that these are illegal migrants and what's happening in the hotel? he's part of the parole program where he's flown in because the biden administration knows that the jam at the boarder and chaos there is politically bad so they're trying to evade the border and just fly them directly into our country, which means they're being processed and vetted in another country. so what's that process and who's doing that vet someting?

are they ngos? which ngos and what are the qualifications of the people vetting that man coming from haiti and the trouble in haiti and how accurate are the documents they're presenting to our government. he says one last thing, l he has a sponsor in new jersey. but he's in massachusetts so i'm so confused about all of this, and the government doesn't seem to want to give very much details. will: first of ashley: the statement from the massachusetts governor from time to time things will happen is beyond condemnable. this is not a way to accept random rate of murder and handle our own lows and not enforcing our own laws and going to allow for a few other things to happen from time to time. what's important to point out is making illegal processes through pete and the asylum program and claiming asylum and certainly someone living in haiti would

have a pretty legitimate claim of asylum in countries descending once again into chaos and while we have empathy for people in countries that have bad situations, asylum doesn't require us to open our door to every single bad situation on earth. i came back from spring break in the caribbean and i landed i was ahead of my family. they were coming from texas and i was coming from new york. i got the front page of the newspaper saying island preparing for influx of haitians and they understood, a, what was happening in haiti affected them and were calling for strong border enforcement on their island, you know, territory. this isn't an american thing. it's asking for strong boarders and xenophobic and essence of

everyone asking themselves these questions. rachel: who else is asking is the dominican republic next to haiti and the dominican republic are rounding up any haitian and putting them taking to the border and going back to haiti. will: you realize that one of the first things done in haiti is they broke into a prison and freed 3,000 convicts. this is flooding the streets of haiti and going for turks and caicos and going for the dominican arriving in florida. pete: the federal government might not be taking a stance and some states are to include florida and governor ron desantis is preparing, will, like you talked about for what could be an influx of haitians

and this is how he describes florida's influx. >> given the situation happening in haiti and brutal reports that are happening, we want to be protecting florideans. florida fish and wildlife officers interdicted a vessel that had 25 illegal immigrants, potential illegal ill grants from haiti from their boat and vessel and had firearms and drugs and had night vision gear, and those illegal aliens were turned over to the coast guard for deportation. we've got an incredible amount of resources that are now on display to be able to prevent. this is not really our responsibility. this is the federal government's responsibility. coast guard does by in large a good job, but they're undermanned. rachel: every service is strained. pete: yeah, because they're focused on for the most part all the wrong things and not actually enforcing our border.

will: south by southwest annual music festival. it's a huge party/business networking event/music concert in austin, texas. sb/sw and there's 80 something bands that are opting out because of a sponsorship from the u.s. army with sxsw and this is instagram austin for palestine coalition said sxsw must disinvite raytheon and bae systems to the conference of festivals in the city of austin. we have direct ties to the -- they have direct ties to the arming of israel supporting violent suppression of the people of israel and missiles, bombs and other weapon systems for the ziti really military to

use against palestinians. pete: i don't think it was just defense contractors and also like the u.s. army is a sponsor as part of -- i don't know if they think this will help the recruiting. rachel: why is the army wasting money recruiting at sxsw, which is a super liberal place. to the bpete: it's like woke le. rachel: people on drugs. go ahead. pete: what's the phrase for austin, keep austin weird? rachel: yes. pete: the army has been getting pretty weird and maybe they want to recruit more people that can transition to a different gender inside the military. that's currently a policy that'- rachel: if they were really interested in recruitment they'd spend more money and maybe stop replacing the famous motto and due to the best of my recollection honor and contrivement they've now replace that had motto with to build,

educate, train and inspire them to have army values and ready for the lifetime of service to the army and at the very end of that long thing says nation. pete: that's the west point. that west point changed its mission statement to get rid of duty, honor and country to a more nebulous description of army values. rachel: if you want to recruit people into the army, you might want to reach out to patriots and might do better at a country concert. pete: that's why governor greg abbott said you don't want to perform, get out of texas. doesn't matter. bands pulling out of sxsw over u.s. army sponsorship, bye. don't come back. austin is the headquarter for the military city usa and proud of the u.s. military in texas. if you don't like t don't come here. rachel: yeah, it's weird to have a liberal festival be sponsored by raytheon. it's crazy, weird.

pete: what is it at this point? what identifies as something. a music concert? a festival? a conference. will: few additional headlines, model and actress cara delevine's otay mesa was destroyed in a fire. several people were inside and all able to get out safely. one fire fighter was sent to the hospital. delevine's father said it was a electrical fire fueled behind we say in the area. shoppers at some dollar general stores not able to use self-checkout and cutting self-checkout at some 300 locations and it's due to theft and inventory loss. 14,000 dollar general stores have self-checkout options but customers limited to just five items at a time. a community in up state, new york, started a petition to get a pet alligator back home.

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lyric the 2024 election will likely come down to these battleground states. feeling the pressure, biden made campaign stops in wisconsin and michigan in an effort to build and strengthen his base in something they call the blue wall, which traditionally references michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. in 2016, trump won over hillary clinton in michigan and wisconsin.

helping him secure the presidency but then in 2020, the official count gave it to biden in those very two same states. how will these states break in 2024? here to discuss is the cohost of the bottom line, with day and duffy on fox business and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. host of that show and also host of the tu tudor dixon podcast ad candidate tudor dixon and wisconsin and michigan both represented here. sean, i think most current polling shows coming to 2024 we just laid out 16 and 120 and coming to 2024, tram subpoena winning in most of the states that have been called the blue wall. >> yeah and especially coming back to wisconsin, but he's winning in the swing states of arizona and winning by eight or nine in nevada. pennsylvania is close but trump has a slight lead and then come back to michigan and wisconsin

and all these states, l will, comes down to the inflation and boarder and specifically in wisconsin, it'll be tight and polling at 47-47 and others that have trump up a little bit and farmers there and donald trump is -- joe biden has attacked with the ev moves and a lot of hunters and attacked second amendment and manufacturing and using your fbi going after people of faith, that doesn't sit kindly with them and it'll be close and a nail biter and the polling today. we're light years away from november and speaking of pol politics. will: sean brought up roles for the auto maker and the roles with enough of a big deal about

how impactful ev push has been on the car industry. >> it's a double whammy in the state of michigan and gretchen whitmer came up with a plan that's hurting michigan even more and they're looking at other states and legacy industry is in grave danger in the state of michigan and union workers know it and see what's happening and know their jobs are leading and the economy hit hard too. now we are truly feeling the effects of gretchen whitmer's policies in 2020 and the people of michigan are looking and gas over $3.50 a gallon and some places over $4 a gallon and people are hurting and joe biden knows it. and just about sxsw and those conversations are happening in michigan and we have a big arab american population and they

don't like what's going on with israel and they're backing off. we had 100,000 uncommitted votes for democrats and that could be even bigger in november. will: sean, you brought up other states and had it on the wall and arizona, georgia, and nevada and gap, minnesota, wisconsin, and pennsylvania and those are your battleground states. comes down to those states and a race for 270, not simply a national polling effort to win the presidency. when you look at those states, sean, like how do you think it rates? which is the most reliable for donald trump and which might be the most reliable for joe biden? >> i think you have georgia and arizona, their traditionally republican states and leaning that way again this year. i think what's shocking is nevada hasn't gone for republican, i don't have the number, but it's been a long time and that's some of the best polling in the swing states that donald trump has and he's up by 9 points and comes back for minority voters and arizona and nevada and 25% of the voting

base is hispanic and that's reliable democrat voting block and not reliable anymore and they're all trending, not all and the trend is towards donald trump and if you can split the hispanic vote and democrats can't win for north carolina still leads republican and the real swing states are going to be michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania and that's what it was in 2016 and 2020. will: minnesota is probably pretty reliable for joe biden and we'll see. we don't know and your state as sean points out and that's one we can see how michigan grows and what's your prediction on michigan in 2024? >> trump has strong support in michigan right now and i believe the auto workers are with him and once you have the autoworker withs him and democrats stepping out, saying that democrats have abandoned the black community there and trump will come in and see strong support with people saying we want those policies that he had in 2016 and we want

to see a trump presidency and we want to feel better about our finances and we know it. will: we have more after the break. ♪

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twister in indiana. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the fox weather forecast. hey, rick. >> it's incredit card to believe get that strong of a tornado this far north this time of year. this is third outbreak of tornadoes we've had this far north this year, very strange. we had such warm temperatures across much of the eastern coast and overall that pattern is going to continue with us. tornado-warned storms and 13 of them have been confirmed tornadoes and severe weather further off to the south and areas of texas this morning and big storms brought baseball-sized hail and see that repeated later on this afternoon and overall a new front moving in here across parts of the northern plains and bringing cooler temperatures with it and storm across parts of the west brought incredible amounts of snow and some spots over 60 inches of snow and one of the biggest in years over the colorado rockies and almost done but the southern parts of colorado may be seeing another foot by the time this is all

said and done. rachel, back to you. rachel: thank you, rick. tomorrow may be st. patrick's day but today is the day of the parade here in new york city. since 1851, the fighting 69th regimen leading the parade and a live shot at the st. patrick's cathedral and they'll have a very special mass in honor of st. pat, the patron saint of ireland. pete is there. pete: what's up, awhich he will. it's an awesome -- awesome tradition and not far from the studio. one avenue and three blocks and find yourself at st. patrick's cathedral and pan up there right now and it's the end point as fighting 69th march up from the armory down on 26th street in lexington and of course up to st. patrick's and they lead the parade and it's amazing military unit with a long history here in new york city they had a privilege of serving with many

years ago and scott reid that's a chief marketing officer and the unit and command sergeant and honored to be with all these and sergeant down the road and it's a tradition. >> it's long and been around since 1851 and the unit was formed in 1849 and since 1851, the unit led the st. patrick's day parade here in new york city for 174 years and consecutively and they lead the parade and it was originally and designed for protection and really, that's why the unit leads the parade. pete: needing to protect their fellow irishman and be aware you're carrying something and wearing something that's

emblematic of the unit. >> should recollect the swagger sticks are emblematic of the unit and back to the irish fighting stick that the ancient irish believe had supernatural powers and back to the battle of fredericksburg and prior to that was the green colors and so battle damaged they sent them back to new york to show the color green and identify the unit and members of the regiment put sprigs of boxwood in that cast to identify themselves at the battle. pete: this unit fought in every major conflict since the civil war at least. >> alpha company you might be aware of back to the revolutionary war and from the civil war and the 69th regiment has the most battle honors of any in the u.s. army and 59 battle rings and 12 battle streamers and the staff that carries our colors and one foot

taller than any other in the army. pete: so many manhattan and lunacy in this city and we've got this amazing historic army tradition in the heart of it. it's fought on behalf of the great country and it's really cool and u scott, there's a whiskey that commemorate this is unit. >> pete, you know about five years ago you and i and colonel jim tierney launched this whiskey on your show and the great thing about this whiskey and we just got done at armory doing the toast at 0600 and it's a tradition. pete: take ago shot at 0600 at army's office. >> the get thing is it gives back to the unit. this supports the 69th, the troops and families and men and women that serve. so we give $1 back for every bot toll and really it's helping support everything. pete: dollar back for every bottle to the unit and the unit has it is own alcohol -- how many unit cans say they have an

actual spirit? >> i don't know but not many. pete: fighting 69th has a bar and one of the few. >> we hosted irish un veteran ntsb club and you're welcome to join us again later today. pete: invitation to drink whiskey with troops and not a bad idea. a dollar for every bottle goes to this unit's fund. it's really cool. guys, just a wonderful tradition here in the island of manhattan and fighting 69th whether it's a drink or unit, they're leading from the front. guys, thank you very much. appreciate it. watching the parade today, they'll be leading it out. rachel: that's right. pete: back to second. rachel: all right, have a shot for me. all right. the warning signs of a venezuelan gang member coming across the southern border. our next guest sent secretary mayorkas a letter about this issue a couple years ago but

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rachel: second wave of venezuelan myograns could be coming over the border and next

guest warning secretary mayorkas about this in 2022 writing the venezuelan regime under nicolás maduro is pushing them to join caravans since them we've seen the tragic consequence. he never got a response to that letter and texas congressman and former ft. bend county sheriff troy nehls joinings now. troy, great to have you on and you sent this letter to americans two years ago and sent to secretary mayorkas and tipped off by border patrol that said that homeland security was telling them to lookout for the prisoners but then when you as a member of congress asked for official intel information, they said no. why do you think secretary mayorkas refused to tell you or respond to your letter?

>> rachel thank you for having me. of course the border patrol, they wanted to warn the american people. their report that said venezuela was going to send a lot of very, very, bad, dangerous people to the southern border. i sent the letter in september of 2022 to mayorkas and asked him ten questions saying, hey, listen, border patrol has this report, what's your plan. confirm or deny the report. we heard nothing. nothing from the administration and i sent this let tore mayorkas with my concerns and individuals coming up through venezuela and that's around the same time that murder and thug came through the southern border of the great state of texas and obviously ended uptaking riley's life a month or so ago. it's just sad. we have no way to know who the individuals are. there's no system in place. rachel: right. these games are so violent and

they were running the government and intel agencies and seeming to know everything about all of us especially if you're a conservative and don't know nicolás maduro was emptying these prisons and they know the havoc these gang members were doing all over latin america, and they were coming up here. what can you do now, i mean, you're a member of congress and sent this letter, there's been tragic deaths you can say, hey, this is why this is happening. what can happen from this point forward? >> well, i sent another letter two weeks ago to mayorkas and i don't expect to hear anything back from the administration, but your viewers need to understand that when trump said they're not sending us their best, they're sending us murderses and rapists and he's right again. the american people have to

understand when these individuals enter the southern border, there's no data base and no way a guy can give us a name, mr. ibarra and can't check them seeing what kind of person he was in venezuela and when you parole these individuals and you're releasing the murderers and the rapists and we have the data and sadly the evidence to show such. in order to stop this, you have to revert back to trump's policies that remain in mexico. you have to do it. you can't let these people into the country and now new york is paying for it and the american people are paying for it. it's going to be interesting with the amount of haitians that want to enter the country with the issues they v. rachel: they just el emptied their prisons as well. i understand that ngos are also vetting people? >> you can't trust the ngos, come on. they're working with this administration to help get these individuals into this country. shame on them and we've got to

look at their funding too. if we're funding ngos to help with this administration to get these people into this country but again, remember it's all by design by this administration. everything trump said has come true sadly. revert back to trump's policies and the burdener congress and it's not going to happen and going to take donald j. tram top come back and address this situation once and for all. rachel: congress has power of the purse and we fund an agency and actively doing nothing as chinese and gang members, violent gang members are coming across our border. it's just unbelievable. i really appreciate you coming on and following up with these letters and some people in

congress trying to get something done about this. thank you, congressman. appreciate it. >> thank you, god bless. check that out on downloaded fox news podcast.com from the kitchen table. now to this, easter inflation with the rising cost of east l staples, you might find yourself hopping around to find better deals. first, there's another holiday tomorrow. here's the suffolk county police emerald society pipe and drums ahead of today's st. patrick's day parade. can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?)

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jerkins hunt night not be as -- scavenger hunt might not be as overeasy this year. >> i love a good peep. will: i'm not a fan of peeps. take a look at peeps along with everything else in your easter basket. inflation has driven the price of almost everything up and take a look and a dozen eggs up 49% and favorite peeps up and jelly beans and shock la tech items u. >> within the chocolate prices there's supply issues within raw cocoa and causing cost of chocolate going up and supply and demand, there's a supply disruption and demand is equal or greater and it's going up. seeing that with the chocolate market a bit and there's an avian flu going on and that's why you're see egg prices go up too and overall sort of outside those idiosyncratic risks and

the broader narrative is getting inflation and prices are still accelerating on the month over month basis and run back up and year over year even though we save them down from the peak of when prices were jumped 9%, they're up 3.8, 3.9% year over year and consumers at home feel like prices aren't going down. will: it's sticky. like we've tried to -- inflation sin credibly historically hard to control. we've printed money and spent money and got this raging inflation. we were hoping this year that was going to get under control with projections by the federal reserve for like six different rate cuts but now what we're clearly seeing is they're not getting inflation under control and we're not going to have interest rate cuts. >> i agree. you talk about sticky inflation and once they raise the rent on your apartment, when was the last time they cut rent? they don't. last time they raised home insurance or autoinsurance rates for the year.

do they come back a year later saying never mind, we'll cut it. they're sticky. once they go up, they don't come back down. eggs are a bit of a different story. we're starting to see a dozen eggs make come down a bit from year over year. but overall since 2019, those prices are up. to rate cuts, there's a federal reserve that raises rates to tame down inflation. they're not going to be cutting rates any time soon and there's a fed meeting on we say, and i think they'd -- wednesday and signal we'd be lucky to get one in june maybe july and can't cut rate when is inflation is unmanageable. will: play fast and loose with spending and think it's under control and sometimes beyond our control. taylor rigs. thanks so much. >> thanks. will: good luck with your easter basket. big 8:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" so stick with us. ♪ ♪ ♪

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