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"fox & friends" weekend starting with this former president trump has less than 24 hours to postpone his new york fraud case. while in georgia, fulton county d.a. fani willis doubles down. >> i'm not embarrassed admitting things i've done and efforts to slow down the rain but the train is coming. rachel: the train is coming plus the supreme court appearing weary of limiting government contact with social media platforms missouri senator eric schmidt joins us on what he calls and i do too the most important free speech case of our lifetime. pete: pizza passion -- >> pizza -- >> please, please. a moment to reflect. awe -- [laughter] pete: which american city has the best slice? the answer might surprise you the third hour of "fox &

friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so that's a live scene from seattle, washington. will: a new show for us. rachel: never done seattle before. will: that's a stadium. >> knocking charlie. >> i'm charlie great to be here in for pete hegseth. displil what will get best city you teased it, you read it. your gut says new york. but -- rachel: it's not on the list. will: surprised if it is a random city in america. where do you think will get it? i think it will be virginia. will: i'll go with providence,

rhode island. rachel: a very good guess. charlie we've been so excited having you this week but one of the things whrerned about you is you don't like cats. we've had cats on "the star-spangled banner" that we did so i thought in honor of you not liking cats i want to show you a cat that is my brother-in-law's cat and this is a hairless cat named marsh -- that's a real cat. >> you don't really know that cat. >> my sister-in-law's brother -- >> that literally looks like a "star wars" creature. rachel: may get a bunch of movie roles after this. >> obese bald cat. rachel: isn't it just crazy, creepy -- >> amazing personality. how many toes? like six or seven toes. rachel: reading a patriotic book there next to the flag.

will: that cat is not reading anything. rachel: my mom posed that cat and almost like kroopy as joe biden sniffing little kids. >> that's definitely creepy. is it a cuddly cat? >> i've never met mark the hairless cat but apparently -- >> laid an american flag on the ground opened up a page. >> that is her bed not the ground. rachel: said my mom -- my mom is the most patriotic immigrant you will ever meet. will: we will have to get an official ranking. now a little bit later in the show. >> we start this hour with civil trial of donald trump is facing here -- in new york as former president now has less than 24 hours to post his 454 million dollar bond or risk having his assets ceased by attorney general letitia

james. rachel: if trump pay his properties won't immediately get turned over to the state but james already has -- liens placed on some of his assets in westchester new york half a dozen other properties in the state also at risk of being taken from him. will: former president may have bank accounts frozen as soon as tuesday. let's bring in fox news sunday anchor shannon bream. great to have you on the program. you, of course, have extensive legal knowledge you can speak to the way this will go down -- potentially this week. but you also have political knowledge shannon and this -- a, motivationally is a political story. but -- it also could be practically a political story. meaning donald trump is said he's 500 million that he would like to use on his campaign that go-go to satisfy this bond. and if that's not used and she freezes his bank accounts, what effect do you expect that in turn to have on his campaign for president? >> well listen he's got to catch

up in the fund raising they've spent tons of money 50 million plus is the figure on -- legal fees. but he's got some new arrangements going on with rnc their numbers ticked up but way behind joe biden and hasn't had to campaign and didn't have a season to go through and coughers are through and issue when you can get the message out and air waves to spngd the money so i think trump team is aware of ground they have to make up and how tough it would be for that money to have to go to the judgment instead of where they would like to spend on the campaign trail but my question is i'm wongsdering when the legal team and fight this all the way to the supreme court. but i'm a little bit surprised they have not gone there yet and waiting for interim courts to rule so they can say we have exhausted their opportunities but you know back in 2019 justice ruth bader ginsburg applies to the states and she even has language in that

decision that talks about -- using this to silence political enemies so i think his team if they eventually get there will have that strong argument. >> can i talk to you about the politics i want to bring you back to that, obviously, this look like it is communist you're trying to imprison and bankrupt your political opponent. the democrats are about are it doesn't look good on that front for sure. but then there's also the other point where it makes you look weak -- that you have to do this that you're not able to just -- you're talked about coughers like the democrat coughers are full because donald trump has had to spend money trying to fight off his opponent so at some point, you know, you just look weak when you can't fight man to man at the ballot box and you have to tie donald trump's hands like this in law fair -- >> i think that's been the winning argument for the last year former president hoping he will be again the president. but for now the former president this is the message he's had

over and over again at his rallies for a year plus. because it was about a year ago that alvin bragg was first to indict him. and ever since then he's had this advantage in fundraising, against his primary opponents he's had the polling advantage because he will go to people and say, this is why they're trying to take me out because they can't win at the ballot box strong argument for those rallying to him. i think there's the optics of this you pointed out that attorney general is going after properties potentially we think in westchester i think about the fact if they went after hill in new york took the name off of the trump tower that is a big optical situation i think they're going try to avoid because it sends that message to other people doing business in new york like president trump and his supporters have said, this is a places that going to be hostile to you. if you take down icon or trump tower right there in the middle of the city i think that invites backlash that maybe attorney general doesn't want. >> like another mug shot photo that ended up rallyings people.

>> exactly. shannon i think we have a -- some sound from fani willis warning trump that the train is coming. listen to this. >> i don't feel like my reputation needs to be reclaimed i'm not embarrassed by anything i've done. you know, i guess my greatest crime is -- i had a relationship with a man. but that's not something that i find embarrassing in any way, and i know that i have not done anything that's illegal. all while that was going on we were writing responsive briefs doing the case that it needed to be done. i don't feel like we've been slowed down at all and there are efforts to slow down the train but the train is coming. >> you know, we have everything going on here in new york which is -- seems like kind of a ridiculous case and then you have a soap opera going on in atlanta in it sorof feels like at some almost the judiciary is being -- sort of made a mockery of in by democrats in an effort to go

after political opponent. you know, and at some point it sort of undermines justice in this country. >> that's the argument that trump and all of those codefendants in the case down in georgia are making. because they're going to say listen even if she wasn't disqualified from the case willis has taken hits and there's trouble seating jury that doesn't know all about this and you have a number of people pointing to what happened there and also -- the judge is allowing those defendants down there to appeal his disqualification decision on fani willis a number of other investigations going won the state senate other potential legal, you know, bar organizations that sort of thing so not completely out of the woods yet and going to proceed with this case and whether the former president wins again or not it is a state case. it can't pardon himself from it he's going to have to deal probably with fani willis at some point. >> all of these cases realize

you internal wins and losses depending how a judge or jury rules when the truth of the reality is, it is like how much money do we make you spengsd in the meantime did it compel you in a civil case to settle like donald trump is just being -- he's paying all of the tax right now. regardless of what a verdict may be -- this is -- >> like interference on so many levels. >> what do you have coming up on fox news sunday shannon? >> that big fine coming tomorrow what happens but also going to talk foreign policy, attack in russia, isis claiming responsibility, this widening gap between biden and netanyahu on israel and pressure on that country and two top senators tim kaine from both sides of the aisle also doing a piece -- remungeding people about the fight to get even home and you'll hear about his family coming up. >> today, of course, is the start of holy week i want to get your thoughts on all of that leading into holy week. >> you know i was struck this morning as i passed one of the churches in any neighborhood that had reminder that today is

palm sunday what a glorious triumphant entry to the city it was for jesus christ as christians we believe he was the son of god coming to -- you know do what he knew was coming at the end of that week all of coming and he knew he was going offer himself up to save the rest of us and he chose to do it. so i'm very moved by that humbled by that and grateful for that. rachel: so are we we know how the story ends but wonderful to quack in his steps to experience -- at least on our own level a little bit of that suffering. so we can understand what that sacrifice really was. shannon it is always great to have you thanks for joining us and sharing that message. >> good to see you guys. god bless you. will: turn to national headlines nashville, tennessee looking at ways to improve safety around city following tragic death of riley strain's her body discovered in the river on friday. police believe the 22-year-old likely fell into the river after

he was last seen in the area roughly two weeks ago. city is now eyeing river front barriers, better lighting and signage and more. vice president kamala harris announcing new federal office that would help states implement red flag laws. so the laws allow officials to temporarily cease guns from owners who pose a danger to themselves and others. >> this national resource center will be a place where we will through that -- provide for training for local leaders, on how to use red flag laws and keep communities safe. >> rachel just asked me if i understand this and how it would work no one does it is a little bit of a federalization -- through the carrot instead of the stick bringing the state red flag laws under some kind of guidance look, this is what kentucky congressman had to say about it what the hell is this evil? a federal red flag center we did not authorize this. rachel: amen to that if you're

confused it is a bad idea they're doing this. >> find college basketball overcoming slow start as they took down holy cross dishing out ten assists to help iowa advance to second round and vase west virginia tomorrow evening. i really appreciate producer not putting in highlights of texas and tennessee last night they usually take every tngt to kick me in the shins they didn't. texas lost to tennessee. rachel: we have pizza in front of us because we're going back to that ranking -- of the top u.s. cities for pizza you're going to be surprised when you see this list. that a little bit -- move around. >> that kind of fell over and flopped. how, pete you started to eat your pizza was it good? >> right at the top of the segment. >> this is red matching perfect. so the top cities are demp. will: denver -- for pizza -- rachel: buffalo boston i was

thinking boston philadelphia, san diego, san francisco, hartford, connecticut, washington, d.c., detroit, and pittsburgh. no new jersey, no new york city what do you think of that charlie? will: who did this? >> i mean i'm not knocking i'm sure buffalo has good pizza and denver. rachel: new jersey does it is not on that list. >> you have to have new york on here somewhere. number one, number one this makes no sense. >> new york number 14 where did this list come from producers? >> clever real estate so they're selling real estate not pizza i think that's the problem -- here. will: that's the problem i knew the northeast because hartford got in there and thinking about philadelphia. philadelphia is kind of known for their pizza too. rachel: is it actually warm? only if it is warm. is it still warm? >> yeah.

>> no these are the best pizza deals. >> rachel: it feels like college days eating pizza at this hour. >> with some hot tea. what's more manly than that? rachel: we did talk about manliness and tea not one of them. >> this is soaking up a hangover in college the next morning. rachel: if it was colder. will: we will enjoy this well wishes after prin keses kate shocking cancer announcement. dr. marc siegel will share insight on what we need to know. but first, here's pete with a special message this palm sunday. >> today is palm sunday and our prayer series continueses with the reading of prayer from the hallow app if you would close your eyes and bow your head, and join us in prayer. lord, today we remember your entrance to jerusalem the crowds greeted you like royalty waving

palm branches celebrating your arrival just a few days later, the same crowd was cheering crucify him. and demanding your execution -- we aren't very different from that crowd. we also reject you as quickly as we praise you increase our faith. help us stands firm with you and never abandon our beliefs to fit in with the crowds. come into our hearts, let us remain close to you even when the world abandons you. oh jesus we surrender ourselves to you take care of everything. amen. we thank the hallow app throughout this entire easter for this opportunity have a blessed palm sunday. lord,

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surgery insight with dr. siegel so great to have you here on this sunday so you saw the video you're seeing her, and she's given a few clues along the way in that statement. based on what you saw and heard what is your guess as to what she might be facing? is it ovarian cancer some said colon any thoughtings on that? >> yeah rachel but i want to start by saying that video she shows with daffodils behind her strength resilience and life sends a great message to the world and also early diagnosis that you can find cancer when you're looking for something else get it out early, and treat it early with chemotherapy every few weeks for several weeks. she's facing it with great optimism. as to what it is, oncologists around the country i've talked about this country and london have said to me they think it

could earl be colon because ab abdominal surgery as having a ob/gyn procedure and found it after the fact pathology can show that. but you know the question here is beyond that because i think the more information she gives more people can learn. but certainly as i've said we've already learned here about early diagnosis about hope, about going on with your life but we immediate to learn about privacy too and about not intruding on people's lives and people even royals deciding what they want to admit and when. now it was world down syndrome day no week and you had valentina your beautiful daughter on "fox & friends" doing pilates you are sending about life and celebration and millions saw that. and heard that and it was so important and saved a lot of lives. she's in that same position here. rachel: she's going to have an incredible platform to talk

about cancer, and also about the support that's needed for those around it. one person as a layperson i'm not a doctor but she said she's undergoing preventive chemotherapy but i saw her luscious full hair and i thought well -- that's not what i think about when i think about chemotherapy what did you think? >> well that's true. so there's two points there first is people should know that preventive chemotherapy is done when you get it all out you hear chemo but it is agavant more optimism about what this means very good prognosis now you mention her hair. there's two different types if she had a gyn cancer on one that causes you to lose your hair and colon you would be on different

chemo -- 5fu that doesn't cause you to lose your hair and seems to look like she has her hair and implying more of a gi type of cancer. then you would be wearing a wig with taxall. >> go ahead i'm sorry -- >> no it is still something that it's up to her to disclose and then we, you know, then we give more information. rachel: agreed in general give us a last thought on the kind of support that anyone who has a diagnosis with cancer what kind of support can those around them provide? >> i think the family is first as always. and i think that her family has risen to the occasion, i mean, i don't to talk about prince harry but, i mean, william and the king, they've really -- and this great sentiment pouring from around the world in england and u.k. here wishing her well.

i think that the early snipes were awful i think nobody that looked at her records rachel that's -- grounds for immediate dismissal those reports are disturbing but now outpouring of positive sentiment like today. it is inspiring to me as a physician i have these difficult conversations with patients every day. they need to be followed with this kind of -- admiration for her courage and her positive attitudes. >> you've talked about power of prayer who have that kind of hope that you talked about. can also be so important as they move through this journey. we're going to learn a lot. this is just the beginning of her journey all of our journey learning about cancer at everybody else's situation so we're thank you for joining us i know we're going to have you back as this progresses dr. siegel. >> thank you rachel and i agree with the prayer that is so important, thank you. rachel: you've got it thanks so much for joining us. all right well the supreme court

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>> that the government actually has a duty to take steps to protect the citizens of this country. you can't just pick and choose which part of the government you're concerned about. >> encouragement would sweep in a lot. >> what about platform who is say no to the government. rachel: the supreme court appearing skeptical of limiting government interaction with social media platforms. >> gop senator eric schmidt

filed original lawsuit accusing the biden administration of colluding with big tech when he was still missouri attorney general. he joins us now senator schmitt. >> great to e sou -- see you. >> you said earlier you felt like arguments went well in the supreme court. but it also sounds like the justices were somewhat skeptical of the case. where do you think it stands right now? >> well i think a case of this gravity which is the most important free speech certainly case in our lifetime perhaps and u.s. history you should expect some tough questions. but i think it is tricky to read too much into oral arguments, i mean, truth of the matter is a lot of cases that you'll hear where you think questioning goes one particular way from one particular justice that ultimate decision goes another way. seen that happen both ways ultimately these cases are decided on the briefs that are submitted in the record and the good news here, when i was a.g. before we got the political their injunction hearing because

we wanted district court level that was affirmed at the circuit court there's 20,000 plus pages in that record of e-mails and texts and correspondents in discussions of special portals censorship meetings, you know all of these threats that were latened if you don't take this down or else when the court attacks this in and laid before the issue their decision probably some time in june they're going to see a vast censorship enterprise this wasn't a one off thing and wasn't one official saying something publicly. this was trying to crush desent that anybody who questioned the narrative of the bideen administration particularly on covid whether on masks or the vaccine or on the lab leak theory any of those thing they were down at the best of, you know, the, you know, some of the highest rank government officials in our country by way of some of the biggest social media companies in world so -- my hope that the supreme court

sees it the same way that lower courts did. >> my only concern you're speaking in past tense i'm afraid it is still ongoing just through different mechanisms but i hate to ask you about -- you know, a viral moment from the oral arguments because you say you're -- but i think this was a important moment to i wanted to get your reaction i was appalled by statement and questioninom justice brown jackson when she said you're really hamstringing the government here, and it was my understanding and i only did three years of law school. but -- it's three years -- but that's the point like, that's not only point the first amendment but point of bill of rights and point of constitution to hamstring. >> founders were well aware of the authoritarian regimes right that wanted to crush decent and very first amendment of our constitution of the bill of rights was so say that government doesn't have anything to say of restricting what you can say or what you can hear or

what you can believe. and that goes to the heart of it so i think this was revealing question but it also -- gives us an opportunity i think to rekindle what should be something that you know unifies human expression it is a pressure release valve for a free society to get these opinions out and that government can't restrict that also by the way one of the other plaintiff guys was doctor -- who talked about this implications on science. science depends on questioning assumptions. constantly pushing back, and so i think it is just really important for us to hold this first amendment dear. and protect it and that's what this case stands for as we're fully in the digital age now in the virtual town square where speech needs to be protected. rachel: you know i'm just so proud that you guys put this forward. this case forward. i think it is the most important free speech case in our lifetime. and i guess you said this should be a unifying moment.

i agree. but i've been sort of confused as to why classic liberals aren't concerned about this. why it feels like this is a left versus right issue -- why -- what's happened to our country if you can step back even from the case a little bit. what is happening to the country and -- to people in general that free speech isn't something we can all come together and be in favor of. that one side has so much power inside of the government that -- that censorship industrial complex they think they own it? that you know, that they're not onboard with free speech? >> yeah listen, i'm old enough and you're old enough to remember when liberals actually believed in free speech. and somewhere along the way, they lost the plot. and you started seeing it on college campuses where, you know, conservatives were kind of put into the upper bleachers if they have negative to say

speakers, being disinvited now you see it fully weaponized in a ways by again biden administration wanting to stop any sort of decent and this is dangerous. if you take a step back to your question this is a very dangerous thing so i think -- the democrats hear not all of them but the left certainly has crossed the rubicon on this and all about power and control it is not abouts marketplace of ideas and persuasion but it is about power and control and covid revealed this and talk about power corrupting but revealed and covid revealed fact that these folks it was just about aggregating an exercise in power. put the mask on. you know, or take the darn shot whatever they were saying nobody could question. and i think that this is defining moment for our country who are we going to be because free speech gets to what it is to be an american without fear of adverse repercussions from the government we saw that on full display on covid and on the

missouri and biden lawsuits and why this case is so important. rachel: are we born free and fundamental to who we are senator schmitt thanks for joining us today. will: a major scandal rocking the baseball world as mlb investigates sports betting allegations surrounding dodgers great shohei ohtani and long time interpreter dan unpacks it all, next.

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>> i don't know about y'all, but i'm over winter unfortunately is still feels like it on fox square i know i'm not alone a lot of spots in the country dealing with winter-like weather begin with the temperatures you see the northern tear everything in the blue down freezing or colder and interior areas off of new england are even colder than that temperatures down in the teen. back across the northern plains that is a snowstorm ultimately going to be a big one everything there in the orange, that's talking about a blizzard warning winds will be 50, 650 miles per hour white-out conditions for a while and winter storm warnings mean snow is on the way i'll leave you with that if i can get to that. amount of snowfall you start to see some of the purple colors we're talking about snow coming down in feet --

yep, winter continues on. those are your weather headlines for now will i'm tossing it inside to you. >> giving you a hard time because your collar is popped looking very cool. will: i told collar pop is acceptable. thanks adam. all right major league baseball rocked by strange saga surrounding dodgers superstar shohei ohtani and interpreter and paid four and a half million to cover his gambling debts then ohtani lawyer said he's a victim of massive theft as interpreter retracted previous claims now mlb is investigating the allegations. dan joins us now to try to make sense of it all. what's up dan? great to see you. i want to add this detail as well so first of all to me i want to hear what you have to say it doesn't add up. i don't think many bookies let you rack up a $4 and a half million debt if you make 3.5 a

year. but on the other hand i read interpreter is ostracized by his family at this point which i guess suggest he's potentially guilty of theft. i mean, what do you think like is this theft or covering for ohtani what's going on? >> well, good morning, will i think the bigger issue is lying one time you say well, ohtani paid this off, and put in loan, other time you're saying he has no knowledge and that opens it up. a bookie will let you run up debt if he knows ohtani is behind you i assume that's part of the problem why be the bookie allow this guy to ring up this kind of debt, in fact, if that is true. the guy, bookie knew that ohtani was behind and somebody could pay this debt. the bigger problem, though, is the lying. you go from ohtani knew he set payments told to put loan in there. to oh, no ohtani doesn't know it was awful he didn't have a clue

and hates betting and you know this, will. in every major league, whether it is baseball, football, basketball, college football or basketball there's a sign don't bet on it and goes through what you lose if you do. basically your career. that's where major league baseball comes in. and major league baseball has no choice here. because of the lying -- and one way or the other, this is going to get sorted out. now i would imagine major league baseball will do everything to protect ohtani he's their superstar but who knows where this goes. will: we have to get down to the truth i don't know if we can trust internal investigation to get down to the truth and there's crimes involved as well so may be other investigators -- if ohtani is like cleared or forgiven, i mean pete rose he has some things to say here. all pete should have done is an

interpreter, he was not banned from baseball. >> chris -- will -- cris carter i was going to say cris carter said to nfl rookies he said find a fall guy. you have to find somebody in your posesy that's going to take the fall from you i don't know if you remember that. that was a big deal. people say you can't do that well cris carter said that it was on tape and he got ostracized i have to tell you you're absolutely right. pete rose has been living with this forever. and he's going tock away the a second now you have to find out whether ohtani knew about gambling he did what does that really matter? think about it. i guarantee you every guy in major league baseball knows somebody that gambles. 100% of the guys know somebody. so does that really matter? if he paid it off, was he involved in the gambling that's what an investigation has toe get down to those two things.

will: and if it was betting on baseball that would be huge as well. >> that's the biggest thing. will: we can't have you here without biggest take away from march madness so far, dan. >> i love keith and known him a long time great stories of the two coaches, greg campy 40 years -- he was going to get fired four or five years ago even though he was the athletic director and the big kid burns, i love the big kid byrnes from north carolina state five games in five days now sweet 16, and every time he gets the ball will he makes the right decision whether it is a shot, a pass -- will: what's he weigh? >> on a good day looks like three bills to me. but -- i haven't seen had anymore person. will: fit to dan rules for body type for professional athletes? >> if you are a big guy that big in professional or college basketball, you have two really good things. you've got great handle, and

great feet because if you have stone hands and bad feet you wouldn't be playing basketball but a lineman in football so for 300 founder great hands, great feet let's go. >> all rules for judging body and athletic potential one of them is your eyes but you were validated this week the athletic wrote a piece on big high butts you've been validated with serious research about the big high butt what that means for athletics and high caves get more by the way of that kind of stuff with dan on outkick plus he comes on the will cain show live on fox news digital every monday through thursday 12 eastern time this week you have tommy guy benson and mary katherine so a big line up come join us foxnews.com. thanks dan. it is the first weekend of

spring and we're jumping into the backyard fun next with diy chip wade. stick around. i know this might seem out of the blue, but i was wondering if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up

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