charlie: democratic senator john fetterman is committed to the right side. jaire i'm not a progressive and i've been saying that for years actually. some people that are in the more progressive or left side aren't happy. rachel: plus, in honor of world down syndrome week and business owner our friend on capitol hill talking about the value of hiring people with disabilities. she's a boss. we're talking to her in the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend that starts now. rachel: we're already in the third hour. charlie: if i'm getting up at 4:00 in the morning, we better get some ducks. rachel: will compared me to a duck earlier. will: i have a very spirited doberman named violet. she's my second. leon was my first and sit, stay the first time and she's more impulsive and she knows what the right thing is and measures if i mean it. reminds me of someone i sit next to. rachel: difficult to control. i've been accused of that before. this week was world down syndrome day, and we're going to have colette on and she owns her own company and talks about and i broug

is john fetterman the next gettable vote for republicans. >> he may be.thing i said but during the campaign. he has turned out to be my favorite democratic senator. is he sort of like a scoop jackson democrat in the olden days who is hawkish on foreign policy. liberal on domestic policy. what i love about him is is he willing to take on his own side when they're wrong. we need more of that on both the republican and democratic party. >> rich: what did you think of the interview. >> so interesting. when he ran for office fetterman claimed he was very progressive. he has turned out to be much more moderate than the supposedly moderate other senator from pennsylvania bob casey who just today was calling for cease-fire in israel without return of hostages. >> rich: daniel, rick quick turn here to something axios is reporting that secretary of state antony blinken while in israel told prime minister benjamin netanyahu you need a coherent plan or face disaster in gaza. what do you make of that? does blinken's warning have much of a chance of resonating with the

ashley: democrat senator john fetterman split from his party on issues like the border israel.rking with the other side? >> reporter: john fetterman is not the figure people thought he would be, imposing at 6.7, he sat down with me to talk about his struggles with her prescient, his recovery from a stroke and how his political views shocked democrats. >> i'm not a progressive. i've been saying that for years. i am committed to being on the right side on these things, politically it might be less popular with the base. >> reporter: fetterman endorsed a strict border security plan beyond what most democrats could support at he backs israel and its war with hamas. fetterman has been outspoken about new jersey democrat bob menendez and his legal problems, but fetterman is also focused on mental health. >> talk about the challenges as you were trying to represent the people of pennsylvania, take on this new job, understanding the senate. that a lot. >> please consider, get help. it is an important conversation we have to have and now we have over 50,000 americans have chosen to take

john fetterman is not quite the political figure people thought he would be.ie he sat down with me to talk about his struggle with depression, his recovery from a stroke and how his political views shocked democrats. >> i'm not a progressive. i've been saying that for years actually. i have just really been committed to being on what i thought was the right side on these things and politically it might be less popular with parts of our base. >> fetterman endorsed a strict border security plan beyond what most democrats could support. he also backs israel in its war with hamas. fetterman has been outspoken about new jersey democrat bob menendez and his legal problems but fetterman is also focused on mental health. >> talk about the challenges that that posed as you were trying to represent the people of pennsylvania take on this new jobs and understanding the ways of the senate is a lot. >> please consider to get help. it is an important conversation that we have to have and now we have in this nation now over 50,000 americans have chosen tragically to take the

reporter: senator john fetterman today in an interview fox, something along the lines of few would the open to supporting h.r. 2 but his kill switch, so to speak, would be that the ending daca portion would be removed. do you think comments like that might give any momentum to democrats in the house to potentially negotiate on h.r. 2 four border security? rep. jeffries: hr two is not a serious legislative proposal. an extremist mega republicans have demonstrated that they are unserious about addressing the challenges at the border and fixing our system. as democrats, we have made it clear repeatedly that we should deal decisively with the challenges at the border and fix our broken immigration system, but do it in the matter lies -- in a manner that is bipartisan and comprehensive and recognizes there are things that need to be done in terms of d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s. and farmworkers, as well as making sure that there is a safe, secure, and humane border. reporter: the child tax credit bill, and the tax relief four is bill is in the senate. they want to make the child tax credit more x dances

charlie: gop x senators expert and concerns about thousand dollars going to senator john fetterman's2.5 million for new kayaking facility in new hampshire. will: it excludes the laken rley act which would detain migrants accused of theft and bribery. claudia tenney will discuss of this and more. a lot buried into one. $2 trillion in the middle of the night. i saw senator amy klobuchar, welcome to those who have insomnia, you're welcome. people said you are welcome, thank you for doing your job, adding another $1.2 trillion-$35 trillion in debt. charlie: think about families across the country, they cut 10%, 20% out of their budgets to live. federal funding at 2,023 levels, they can't cut 10%. it's extraordinary. rachel: that was it. another reason you might be up at night is the borders are open and we saw an amazing footage that came through. when we showed use this. brandon judd, migrants basically running towards the border cutting the wire put up by the texas dps and brandon judd told some of our reporters the we are only seeing this because it is on camera, this is repeated anot

remember john fetterman's debate?ted for him and put him in office. >> steve: indeed. >> if they don't like the alternative. trump has to appeal to the swing voters and make an effort to win them over and convince the non-maga voters. voter analysis says about two thirds of the electorate, republican electorate is maga. a third is not. he needs those non-maga voters and needs to convince them to come to his camp and unite the republican party. >> steve: tonight during the state of the union he will be live truthing over on truth social. let's see how that goes. marc, thank you for getting up early on this thursday. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> steve: you bet. switching gears. the fani willis saginaw continues. new testimony on nathan wade's midnight trips to her condo. gregg jarrett generally goes to bed before 10:00 has no idea what happens at midnight. he is next. come on in. ♪ we don't talk anymore ♪ put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapi

reporter: senator john fetterman today in an interview fox, something along the lines of few would thepen to supporting h.r. 2 but his kill switch, so to speak, would be that the ending daca portion would be removed. do you think comments like that might give any momentum to democrats in the house to potentially negotiate on h.r. 2 four border security? rep. jeffries: hr two is not a serious legislative proposal. an extremist mega republicans have demonstrated that they are unserious about addressing the challenges at the border and fixing our system. as democrats, we have made it clear repeatedly that we should deal decisively with the challenges at the border and fix our broken immigration system, but do it in the matter lies -- in a manner that is bipartisan and comprehensive and recognizes there are things that need to be done in terms of d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s. and farmworkers, as well as making sure that there is a safe, secure, and humane border. reporter: the child tax credit bill, and the tax relief four is bill is in the senate. they want to make the child tax credit more x dances.

among the people outraged by this is fellow democratic senator john fetterman. >> it's clear that my around and now we have his trial in less than two months and that's going to handle it. >> what does it say about this institution that he is still serving in here. >> i don't know what it says other than they are okay with having a sleaze ball in the senate. >> brian: he was arraigned yesterday for the third time in six months pleading not guilty in obstruction of justice charges. and the guy already admitted i tried to bribe him in cutting a deal with the government. >> john fetterman, the moral compass of the senate democrats. it's unbelievable. he should not be there. they should strip him of his security clearance. why is he getting classified briefings? he is up for bribery, for goodness sake. i thought the way the house treated santos was actually wrong. i think voters should have decided that. but they kicked him out fast. how come the democrats aren't holding menendez to the same standard that they were yelling about with george santos? >> brian: i wouldn't mind if this is th

another is that when you look at tom suozzi, also look at pennsylvania senator john fetterman. these are democrats were showing that there is a lane to be very hawkish on the immigration issue but that is pivoting against the biden administration in effect, president biden owns this crisis right now, and i'll say that with respect to migrants arriving in the last couple of years, when you're talking about immigration in aggregate, you're missing a bit about the specifics of what's happening right now with people exploiting a variety of different loophole both the venezuelan government, in some respects, very deliberately releasing folks who oftentimes are dangerous criminals. there actually is more to it than looking at an issue in the aggregate look at the particular instances that we're looking at as in the case of laken riley, this was a two-time violent offender. there are many more instances like they're going to be they're going to take advantage remember willie horton, this is, they're going to try to make it something that seems more dangerous than it is. and i intervie

was it john fetterman or bernier sanders who called rand paul a head? >> okay. both going with fetterman. we have a certain head in the senate that james everything. >> the distinguished gentleman from kentucky. i guess we're all kind of like something better than would say, head. >> like. m coming around to head. have you ever said the word? i didn't. that >> just now. okay. have you ever said ? all right. you want. >> okay. fast foods category. which famous athletes. they recently had dinner with trump, melania and barron at mar a lag atho. was it dennis rodman orwith t mike tyson? ohrump and. god. okay, i'm going to go with dennis rodman. >> oh, this could swing it. i had dinner with him. >> never. oh. oh, wow. >> well, that'll smack. yeah. we're going to do something we so and we don't likeeoing who's ahead? >> we are going to make doe last questio n worth two points. okay, here's the category. hey, boy. which famous southern gentleman once said he's so dumb, he thinkfamous s s the mexican border pays rent. was it senator john who justor saw or foghorn legho

. >> critics, including senator john fetterman, a democrat, slammed harris for the remarks, saying israel has the right to eliminate hamas, whose fighters are believed to be hiding in rafah. >> we turn now to the terror group isis, k, which has claimed responsibility for the deadliest terror attack in russia in 20 years. friday's concert attack in moscow left more than 130 dead. concerns about isis k have already prompted france to raise its terror alert level. here's abc's derrick dennis. >> this morning, four suspects in friday's deadly attack on a concert hall in moscow have appeared in court charged with terrorism. at least 137 people were killed, 180 injured. video shows the terrifying moment the gunman first stormed the complex, people scattering and hiding as gunshots ring out. the last of the four to be charged claims he was paid 500,000 rubles, or about $50,400, to carry out the attack. another suspect, just 19 years old, now in a wheelchair. all are said to be operatives of the terror group isis. k just a few days ago, the armed services committee, i asked our commanding general

fetterman.now how hard it is to choose the vegetable. [laughter] >> fetterman seems to be doing a lot better and to his credit, he has the most outspoken democrat when it comes to bringing back israeli hostages which is ironic because he totally looks like the guy people tied up last for oprah, she claims she will lost 67 pounds on all liquid diet she lost another 230 pounds of unwanted fat and harvey weinstein went to jail. [laughter] photos like this by you should never name your kid after a celebrity because of the goes sideways in the headlines like your kid cash we are going through this with our daughter just plain. a mess. you and me, former that kids lost the weight the old-fashioned way, cocaine which is not true. drug-free. i know it's almost a let down to the question, should they just say was time and tell us whose not on ozempic? >> i don't believe her about the liquid diet because i've been on a liquid diet for months. [laughter] >> what kind of liquid diet? >> he's clearly -- that

he met with senator john fetterman and on his way in he talked with aishah hasnie and says it's not possibleultimately that means tiktok will be banned. >> we've looked at it. it's not feasible to do what the bill thinks it does within the parameters set out on the bill. >> devised the company. >> all the details, this will lead to banning the apps in the country. >> even though he had a 1-on-1 with senator fetterman he didn't quite win him over at least not yet. >> the president is clear he wants to vote that but i'm open to having a conversation where this can address the concerns to make sure tiktok can work but has to be made safe and completely separated from the chinese government. >> reporter: the question whether the chinese government has control over tiktok ways on the maker apennines but also something the chinese government says is a conspiracy. i tried to give him a chance to tell us once and for all, do they? can you say with 100% certainty that the chinese government does not have any influence over tiktok? mr. chiu, does the chinese government have influence over tiktok, yes

that has and others like senator john fetterman want bill to get a fastpass. the house sends it over, white house saying they want to see senate take quote swift action on this and some democrats and republicans in senate teaming up to support it, the chairs of senate intelligence committee releasing a joint statements saying we're united in our concern about national security threat posed by tiktok -- >> but, as much of a bipartisan effort there is backing this bill, opposition also popping up on both sides with senators like rand paul against the bill saying: >> others are open to this bill, but not to yes, yet, one is senator john kennedy who wants cas -- classified intelligence briefing directly addressing tiktok. larry. larry: hillary vaughn thank you. >> let's bring in two experts on this. brendan carr who is fcc commissioner and ajit pai former fcc chairman and fellow at american enterprise institute, thank you both. i don't think that my friend, i think that world of rand paul, but i don't think he is right. i was reading your notes, this stuff the. >>

. >> great to see senator john fetterman talk on this bill. this whole election will come down to one thing, equal justice under the law. what has happened, whether what happened yesterday in the explosive robert hur testimony. reiterating my thoughts when the hur report was brought out. you have to charge and layout the violation of the crime. we are not going to charge him, he is weak or kindly or jury won't convict him, that is not his job. if that is the case, as i said on february 8th, if you are not going to charge him, he is not fit to stand trial and not fit to be president of the united states or commander-in-chief. now the laken riley act, similar situation, you have failure to actually uphold our laws and now we have to pass an act to get democrats to bring people to justice by detaining them. had new york state not had law in place that prevented detainment of this illegal immigrant, laken riley would be alive today, he was released by law under governor cuomo. he would have been detained and laken riley would be alive today. an in

fetterman. know how hard it is to choose the vegetable. [laughter] >> fetterman seems to be doing a lot better and to his credit, he has the most outspoken democrat when it comes to bringing back israeli hostages which is ironic because he totally looks like the guy people tied up last for oprah, she claims she will lost 67 pounds on all liquid diet she lost another 230 pounds of unwanted fat and harvey weinstein went to jail. [laughter] photos like this by you should never name your kid after a celebrity because of the goes sideways in the headlines like your kid cash we are going through this with our daughter just plain. a mess. you and me, former that kids lost the weight the old-fashioned way, cocaine which is not true. drug-free. i know it's almost a let down to the question, should they just say was time and tell us whose not on ozempic? >> i don't believe her about the liquid diet because i've been on a liquid diet for months. [laughter] >> what kind of liquid diet? >> he's clearly -- th

from josh hawley to john fetterman are in support but this legislation could face a rocky future. some feel the process has moved too freely. a ban in montana is held up in court for those reasons. take a listen. >> 180 million americans use tiktok to express themselves, you tell them they are not allowed anymore, you destroy the value of the company? you can't take someone's property without due process. >> interesting wrinkle. former president trump is opposing the bill saying a ban will strengthen facebook, which is an enemy of the people. watch for the house to pull back support. tiktok would face a quick sale process to cut ties with bite dance. expected vote at 10:00 and could have results by 10:30. >> steve: great item in "wall street journal" talks about how people at tiktok thought there would be no vote they are going to have today because joe biden's campaign signed on to tiktok and sounded like they were keeping the people who wanted to dismantle them at bay. they went back to singapore and it hit the fan and they are forcing a vote and it has bipartisan support. repub

that has and others like senator john fetterman want bill to get a fastpass.er, white house saying they want to see senate take quote swift action on this and some democrats and republicans in senate teaming up to support it, the chairs of senate intelligence committee releasing a joint statements saying we're united in our concern about national security threat posed by tiktok -- >> but, as much of a bipartisan effort there is backing this bill, opposition also popping up on both sides with senators like rand paul against the bill saying: >> others are open to this bill, but not to yes, yet, one is senator john kennedy who wants c -- classified intelligence briefing directly addressing tiktok. larry. larry: hillary vaughn thank you. >> let's bring in two experts on this. brendan carr who is fcc commissioner and ajit pai former fcc chairman and fellow at american enterprise institute, thank you both. i don't think that my friend, i think that world of rand paul, but i don't think he is right. i was reading your notes, this stuff the. >> control is iran -- even

was it john fetterman or bernie sanders? who called him a pack her head?certain pecker head in the senate... >> it seemed like thump -- like something he would say. >> jesse: >> have you ever said that... >> jesse: which famous athlete recently said they had dinner with trump and his family... >> jesse: this could swing it. >> i've had dinner with him. >> jesse: we're going to do something we like to do when we don't like who's ahead. we're going to make the last question worth two points. here's the category. which famous southern gentleman wants said he's so dumb he think the mexican border pays rent? was it senator john kennedy or foghorn leghorn i will say it was not... no. >> he's so dumb he thinks the mexican border pays rent. >> jesse: you both have the same one. sorry we tried our best julie. >> i appreciate you being on my side. >> jesse: lower his chair next time just a little bit. >> it's what he wants to look like when you come out... >> jesse: see later guys. >> love you. >> jesse: you want to see me tomorrow, before you see me in the flesh ai

senator john fetterman called it appalling to let the resolution pass.ngressman said it will only embolden hamas. when hamas says, jason, that the american policy we're seeing some changes in it and then admiral kirby on behalf of the white house says our policy hasn't changed, who do you believe? >> admiral kirby is not right. the united states of america had a vote and they chose to abstain? what kind of leadership is that? of course you veto that. you say no we aren't behind that. why can't the united states of america unequivocally say look, you want aid, you want healthcare, you want bridges and ports that come into where you are, you have to give us back our hostages. there shouldn't be any hostages. without that sort of clarity we'll continue to take hostages. >> harris: what a horrible thing to have to decide between that i handed you. who is right? hamas or the white house representative? sad we can't easily say the white house representative because he is not. >> yeah. it is clarity. you have to have clarity. and you have to be on the moral rig

in a swing state of pennsylvania and democrat john fetterman, the senator there is against what the white been doing and you've been about common sense policies and i read that your state produces something like three barrels of oil per resident every two days and why is the biden white house going to foreign dictatorship and them to pump more and blocking pop lines here and transporting oil and gas out of the west coast and you could get japan and 20 year contract for that. >> absolutely, liz, the biden administration. in pennsylvania of course, people are opposed and if they all understood it, the whole state with pennsylvania the number two natural gas producer in our country behind texas and who has got some of the highest energy price ntsb picture and new england and new hampshire 41% of the people in new hampshire are still dirty heating oil to heat their homes and you knew where it was coming for before the russian invasion of ukraine and coming from russia. going for new hampshire and going in the country and we should have every state in the u.s. have access to clean, reliable u.

. >> john fetterman is stunned democrats aren't trying to drum him out. >> it requires a more -- thethe hoodie. >> fetterman wants the senate to expel menendez and the governor to appoint new jersey congressman andy kim, the frontrunner in the race for the menendez seat. senate majority leader chuck schumer ducks direct questions about menendez. >> why haven't you called or moved to expel senator menendez considering how abhorrent you think his conduct has been? >> as i have said, the senate has certain standards, and menendez fell way below it. >> but there is a reason why some senators aren't more outspoken about the alleged transgressions of their colleagues. >> what kind of a senate cultural area of deference to each other? i suppose there's a tendency for senators to think but for the grace of god go i. >> chad: there is worry that an independent candidacy by menendez could steal votes from kim. that could put into play a seat democrats expected to hold. gillian? >> gillian: all right, chad pergram on capitol hill for us. thank you. coming up next. our whatever happened to segme

he was meeting with john fetterman, senator from pennsylvania, about this house bill that just passed this week. and i got to ask him a few questions. he saw our camera outside the door and he came outside the hallway and talked to us and said there's a lot of misinformation out there right now, that this bill essentially is a ban, and he's not even sure right now what the app has done wrong. well, i pushed back on that, and i said sir, in fact lawmakers believe that you are spreading misinformation by saying this is a ban, it's not a ban, it's requiring that you basically divest and sell the company and he would not respond to that. i'm going to play that sound for you right now. an there's a lot of misinformation out there and i intend to clarify it. there's a lot of noise but i have not heard exactly what we have done that's wrong. as you know, it is very disappointing for us that the bill passed in the house of representatives. you know, we looked at it, this is a ban bill. if it's passed into law, it's a ban on the app in this country, going to impact 170 million americans who us

and senator john fetterman democrat from pennsylvania responded hard disagree, israel has the right todice hiding behind palestinian lives. fetterman is turning out to be pretty pro-israel in his comments. >> fetterman is an increasingly lonely voice in the democratic party. israel knows very, very well the trends inside the democratic party. they are opposed to what israel is doing now. and you are seeing more and more democrats treating israel as a client state a recipient of u.s. aid that needs to do what we tell them. that tension is not going to go away. >> bret: panel, thanks very much. ♪ ♪ >> bret: finally tonight, a special day. [inaudible] >> bret: as you know the paris olympics begins in july. the residents there were treated to quite a show on sunday as waiters in the city participated in 1.2-mile race while balancing a tray with a croissant, coffee and buckingham palace of water. 110-year-old race was resurrected after 13 year hiatus in order to get people in the olympic mood. waiters are expected to have their hands full this summer. millions flock to the city for the olym

. >> pennsylvania senator john fetterman ready to twist the knife posted online dibs on your parkingenendez stepped down as chair of foreign relations but remains on the committee that generated outrage on the hill. democrats are holding the primary in june to fill his spot. among the candidates tammy murphy, wife of the current governor and progressive congressman andy kim. >> jacque: thank you. >> dana: the i.r.s. is opening a criminal investigation into the ex-interpreter for ohtani accused of stealing millions of dollars to place illegal bets and probing the bookmaker that took in the bets. clay travis joins me now. this is from the lawyers for ohtani. in the course of responding to recent inquiries ohtani has been the victim of a massive theft and turning the matter over the authorities. how do you think they figured this out? >> well, this is a huge mess, first of all. if this is true and 4 1/2 million dollars were stolen from ohtani to allow gambling wagers to be placed in california, that's a massive, massive crime, right? not very often that a theft of this magnitude would o

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fetterman and henry cuellar that are pushing him. you'll see an emphasis on the themes that they want to run on. they want to talk about the economy, not in terms of bidenomics but in specifics. prescription drug prices being lowers. you'll hear about a women's right to choose. tim kaine has the first woman conceived through ivf that is a major issue. talking about immigration as well, a lot of his achievements and the finish the job. i needed eight years to finish this. >> martha: let's take a look at this sound bite with regard to immigration. this was last night on the msnbc panel. they were laughing about the fact that immigration ranks as the number 1 issue in this state of virginia. watch this. >> if you look at some of these exit polls -- i live in virginia. immigration was the number 1 issue. i mean, again, these could change, in virginia. >> virginia does have a border with west virginia. very contested area. >> build a wall. >> what? >> story about a teenager that was assaulted in virginia by a migrant that was in the state

[laughter] i just want to add that john fetterman said today that he would be open to a grand bargainut h.r. 2 -- no, it's good. these are things that are good for you. why don't you let me get it out? >> jessica, the point about the border bill is even if you sign this bipartisan border bill -- >> james lankford, noted commie many. >> you probably didn't even read it. someone still comes across and the borderer patrol, don't care how many guys you -- you guys hire, still catches and releases them -- >> cha's not true. -- that's not true. >> we've got to get it to katie. >> we should be talking about the fact that joe biden invited this problem. he literally stood up on the debate stage and said all these people should come here, and they followed his e lead. and all these democratic cities who said trump was racist and they weren't going to comply with i.c.e. detainers, that creates the problem now with these violent criminals. biden gave a speech, i didn't with hear him talking about deterring anyone, all i heard him say was we have to pass this legislation in order to get more bord

senator john fetterman is desperate.nk of the house gop's border bill. >> i as a democrat am willing and eager to go stronger than the border deal that was here as well, too. i think it might be actually appropriate given the circumstances her at the border. >> the president needs the support of democrats to win, but right now consider the president's problems with friends like these. neil? >> neil: so chad, if you had to really get a sense of where the president stands for that speech, he seems to have an obligation to win over democrats as much as republicans. >> right. right now, you know, he's well below 50%. he has to make that case. we're not seeing that movement right now with his base. that's important. >> neil: amazing. thanks, chad. meantime, fresh from his win with the supreme court today, donald trump is hoping to strike another victory in atlanta, maybe as soon as tomorrow. maybe. we'll explore that after this. c? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, w

fetterman wants it to get fast pass to the floor.r saying he will take a look at it once the house sends it over. the white house getting in the middle, they want to see the senate quote, take swift action on this. some democrats and republicans in the senate already teaming up to support it. chairs of the senate intelligence committee, marco rubio and mark warner releasing a join statement, we're united about in our concern about the national security threat posed by tiktok. we're encouraged by the strong bipartisan vote in the house and looking to get the bill passed through the senate and signed into the law. as much backing this bill opposition popping up on both sides with senators like rand paul against the bill, with an iron fist congress dictate ad unrealistic narrow path for divest meant. this act is not securing our nation. it is a disturbing gift of unprecedented authority to president biden and the surveillance state that threatens the very core of american digital innovation and free expression. others are open to this b

fetterman but if you listen to mark kelly talk about it, even katie hobbs, the national guard there, different world. it will become close to an insurmountable problem for democrats if this is not addressed. i cannot believe this, this monmouth poll has support for a border wall for the first time in history over 50%. it peaked at 44% when donald trump was president. talking about the wall all the time. 60% say illegal immigration is a very serious problem and 61% want migrants to stay in mexico while there asylum claims are processed. you need cooperation from mexico for that -- >> shannon: and that has happened. >> jessica: very questionable and they don't want to do that. >> jesse: want them to do it. >> jessica: when you think about that is where the american psyche is at this moment, you need to get something done. >> shannon: so, greg, these poll results mean what president biden has done for three years has pushed people to embrace trump policies. >> jessica: i think, well, first, let's go to joe scarborough, okay, this is why it is so important to have friends. right, i consi

fetterman.u everything you want on the border wall but we are going to get something done because the american peoplese deserve itrv and if you want to call it the rielly act but let'e get something done. that would be the news tomorrow, to not only -- the politics will take care of itself but thei issue needs to be addressed and i think can be resolved with not only the president doing what he needs to do but congress as well >> but harold ford junior is not writing the president speech. >> you didn't write trumps lasti night eitherth. >> when was the last time democrats ran on data and not on people's feelings? 2016. it was like at the hillary are clinton campaign. we don't need to go to mission, the number -- michigan, the numbers look fine and thein campaign ig n michigan was sayig we are taking on water and we need help but they would not go to see them. if kamala harris was a newscast and laughing about an inappropriate issue, that's what you would have seen last night. in virginia specifi

fetterman, i thought aptly and rightly said last week on hu everything you want on asylum reform, giveorder wall, but we are going to get something done because the american people deserve it. if you want to call it the laken riley act, we will call it that, but let's get something done, and i've signed the orders already. that would be the news tomorrow, to not only the politics of it will take care of itself but the issue needs to be addressed, and i think could be resolved with not only the president doing when he needs to do, but the congress what they need to do, as well. >> dana: here's the thing. harold ford jr. is not riding the president's speech. >> harold: you didn't write trump last night, either. >> dana: one is the last time the democrats ran on data and not on people's feelings? again, it was 2016. for example, it was like using ways at the hillary clinton campaign, we don't need to go to michigan, we are looking at the numbers, the numbers look fine and the campaign in michigan was like, we are taking on water, guys, we need a lot of help, and they wouldn't go to see th

i just want to add that also john fetterman said today that he would be open to a grand bargain abouto, it's good, these are things that are good for you why don't you want me to get it out. >> jesse: you can get it out jessica but the point about the border bill is even if you sign this bipartisan border bill you didn't even probably read it. someone from el salvador still comes across and the border patrol, i don't care how many you guys hire, still catches and releases them according to thish bill. >> judge jeanine: we's don't kn. who they are. >> jesse: we have to get it to katie. >> katie: talking about the bilt when we should be talking about the fact that joe biden invited this problem. he literally stood up on the debate stagete and said all the people should come here and they followed his lead and all the said atic cities that trump was racist and therefore they weren't going to comply with ice detainers like they did under obama that creates the problem now with the violent criminals. biden gave a speech, i didn't hear him talking about deterrinc anyone from coming here all

then senator john fetterman said, "amen, keith!ike it when the potatoes sprout those little weird things on the bottom." [ light laughter ] senator rand paul said, "personally, i like it when they sprout from the top." [ light laughter ] and finally, senator mitch mcconnell said. "i like 'em mashed." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] sure. some movie news. today, the blockbuster film, "godzilla x kong," hit theaters. yep, in this movie they actually put away their differences and spend a week biking through wine country. [ laughter ] the movie is expected to be a a huge hit. of course, everyone is talking about the sizzling musical number, "i'm just kong." [ laughter and applause ] the original "king kong" movie came out 91 years ago. [ audience ohs ] yeah, 91. you could tell that he's getting a little old. in the opening scene, he climbs the empire state building using one of those stair lifts. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] thank you. of course, march madness is happening, and michigan republican lawmaker, matt maddock,

he met with senator john fetterman today.n his way in he talked with fox's asia haas any it is not possible to do what the house bill asks in the time frame he wants. he says ultimately tiktok will be banned. >> the bill is 12 pages long. we've looked at it. it is not feasible to do whatever the by thinks it does with the parameters in the bill. >> to divest the company. >> all the bill, we go through all the details, this will lead to banning of the app in the country. >> reporter: even though chu had a one-on-one with senator fetterman he didn't win him over at least not yet. he needs guarranty the app is separated from the chinese government. that is a question a lot of lawmakers have on their minds whether the chinese government has control over tiktok. something the chinese government called a down play or conspiracy. i tried to give mr. chew tell us once and for all does the ccp have influence over tiktok. mr. chew can you say with 100% certainty the chinese government does not have any influence over tiktok? mr. chew,

trigger balloons, fireworks, and even confetti at serious moments, like pennsylvania senator john fetterman during this live news interview in 22, when now people were saying that if two are not popular enough to to be seen with them >> okay. sara fisher is with sarah. what what makes it do that like what should i not do if i'm doing? >> i mean, that's what we don't know. that's why they're luscious it's just random, but the thing that's so funny about it is apple's constantly tinkering with features, right? every time you update your apple ios, you're getting something new. and typically they're really serious things back and security, whatever this is kind of a funny one that we're getting here. yeah. well, i think it's probably helpful. all right. let's sarah is here to actually talk about tiktok, because if buying tiktok for $100 billion was part of your weekend plans, you might be behind former treasury secretary steven mnuchin has announced he's assembling a team of investors to try to make a bid to buy tiktok after the house overwhelmingly voted to force a sale of the app or ban it i

fetterman, who is backing one of his primary opponents and also making clear that he wants menendez gone immediately what does it say about this institution that he's still serving in here >> i don't know what it says other than that they guess there just okay with having a sleaze ball in the senate >> and yesterday i asked the senate majority leader, chuck schumer why he's okay with someone who is accused of engaging in these bribery scheme to continue to serve in his caucus community, to serve on committees, and continued to say attended classified briefings he did not answer that directly, but jim, he indicated that he is quote, deeply disappointed and menendez, his conduct. >> jim. >> all right. great work of their monto as always, manu raja. thank you very much. still ahead the 29 year-old just sailed into the history books and is popping the champagne to celebrate there it is right there hoping i'll get i'm sure watching this allows champagne. her story that >> president biden last state of the union before the 2024 election? with challenges at home and abroad, can he make the

fetterman. they sort of pull him out for some of these bigger events. but as you mentioned, healthcare such a huge issue, particularly for older voters who have been shown to start to align more with democrats are particularly president biden, as they have usually aligned with republicans. and i'm just believed that he has continued to build on the affordable care act. he's given a medicare the ability to negotiate prices. he's brought down conscription, drug prices for seniors in medicare. so this is certainly an issue that he feels like his record is strong on the white house claims that more americans have medicare under president biden than in history. so this is something he's going to certainly continue to campaign on. and it just made sense, frankly to partner with obama. of course, this act notably called obamacare for so many. that's what it's known as. >> and this is the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act becoming law. of course, nancy pelosi got it through the house, through

you look at john fetterman, who's more left-wing on a lot of economic issues than joe biden. he's been throwing haymakers at the sort of pro, palestinian laugh. and he's way more popular than joe biden is according to polls. i think that biden is being told by people in his car kuhn, that all of his problems will be solved if he could just convince all of the people on this very hardcore left-wing basically has to like him again, and i don't think that's that's in the cards and i don't think those are the people he needs it's, really good to have you guys here on a monday. thanks for run through it with me >> all right. we have new details this morning. it's hurting the death of billionaire shipping ceo angela chao, who was pulled from her submerged tesla. chao is the sister in law of senator mitch mcconnell, and she died after mistakenly backing her tesla into a pond last month in texas, according to the wall street journal, she made a frantic call to friend and her final moments as her car was sinking, cnn's lucy kafanov is joining us with more on this. what more are you le

but democrats such as john fetterman if oppose voter id as making it harder for minorities to cast ballotsn "mediabuzz," how serious is donald trump about a debating president biden? ♪ ♪ howe the two nominees, donald trump and joe biden, haven't debated anyone in this campaign. i asked the former president if that's going the change. you have said you want to debate joe biden anytime, any place. >> i'll even debate him on your show. howard: i'll be happy to host it. >> anytime anytime, any place. howard: isn't this the guy who said didn't debate in the republican primary? >> of course not. i was leading by 75 points. okay, look, people want a smart person. the republican, i was leading by 75 points. in fact, these last numbers that came in, i was at 91 to, like, 7. why would i debate there? why would i allow asa hutchinson who is a nasty guy, not a good politician, and he was at 0 for over a year, 0? if i think he hit 1 one time for about a minute, and then he went back. for any of the others, why would i do that? you want a smart president. also why would i go out say, oh, let's go, let's

fetterman has come out and said, i can get behind the house republicans, hr to measure on immigration that is not something the biden administration has said. number one, number two, when you're looking at those busing operations basically, the governor of texas, state officials and arizona and elsewhere have asked migrants, where would you like to go? where do you see more opportunity for you? family networks and other resources? new york city, chicago, other cities initially declared, we are open for business. come on in. we're going to provide you with the assistance that you need. in new york city. there's a right to shelter that has been something that's come under intense strain when you look at tom suozzi in the suburbs of long island, he's been saying, hey guys, i've been very critical of the hard left on immigration for a long time, and he actually has a case to make he ran as a primary candidate against governor kathy hochul, saying, i'm going to be tougher on this issue than other democrats. so fetterman and suozzi have a case to make. it's a heck of a lot tougher for presi

what john fetterman said is correct.s ago if for two things, one, suender, two, release the hostages. i do not think any of this has been set at any of the crazy hate rallies. none of the processors are saying this. all they are sayin f to the seat want two states, we want all of it. the left has been hijacked by islamist, socialist, communist -- host: you called in on the unsure line, but i want to clarify, what do you think should happen when it comes to u.s. military aid to israel? i think, right now, at this juncture in tpport them. and if netanyahu or his far right party to get out of control, then we should, you know, talk tobut i don't reallyl these city council meetings i've seen all over the u.s., they are getting hijacked by these extremists, really have any say. do you really think netanyahu and the idf would say, chicago and san francisco say which is stopped, we should pull our troops out? they don't care. host: next up, doug in south dakota, who things we should cut or condition aid. caller: good morning. i

what john fetterman said is correct.d have ended months ago if for two things, one, surrender, two, release the hostages. i do not think any of this has been set at any of the crazy hate rallies. none of the processors are saying this. all they are saying is from the river to the sea and we do not want two states, we want all of it. the left has been hijacked by islamist, socialist, communist -- host: you called in on the unsure line, but i want to clarify, what do you think should happen when it comes to u.s. military aid to israel? caller: i think, right now, at this juncture in time, we should continue to support them. and if netanyahu or his far right party to get out of control, then we should, you know, talk to them, i guess. but i don't really think all these city council meetings i've seen all over the u.s., they are getting hijacked by these extremists, really have any say. do you really think netanyahu and the idf would say, dang, chicago and san francisco say which is stopped, we should pull our troops out? th

lobbying lawmakers on the hill yesterday, democratic senator john fetterman telik tiktok it wasting itss. i spent hundreds of dollars on drug elephant at sephora because of my between. that's annoying but i think there's a security issue as well. and if they have nothing to hide, tiktok should be the first one to say let's remove any kinds of possible connection there and i support that. at least he's honest. lisa: when i saw this quote i literally thought of lisa immediately because she's been talking about the fact that these tweets are on tiktok and then buying all of their skin care needs. i think a lot of parents resonate with this. but before he talked about it, he said that tiktok actually called him and they were trying to get into back office and he said i was honest, i was clear. i think it is a national security risk. jonathan: bytedance spent 8.7 million dollars lobbying federal government last year. these are big numbers. tom: these are huge numbers. then you have to think for club for growth. they now have kellyanne conway lobbying on behalf of them because there's individ

senator john fetterman had similar legislation in the form of a resolution that didn't go anywhere evenchumer who has not called on menendez to step aside, but it is interesting. it's democrats continuing to pile onto menendez who said he's not going anywhere, and as we reported first, is still considering running for independent, and mikie sherrill told me yesterday, this is frankly, trump-like behavior including trying to fund-raise potentially to pay his legal bills. >>> coming up, we're take a look at the life and legacy at former senator joe lieberman. we'll talk to his former colleague from connecticut, senator richard blumenthal about his 50-year relationship with the candidate. "morning joe" is back in a minute. the candidate. "morning joe" is back in a minute why choose a sleep number smart bed? can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. now, save $1,000 on our most popular sleep number smart bed. plus, special financing. ends saturday. shop now at sleepnumber.com. (♪♪) [shaking] itchy pet? (♪♪) with chewy, save 20% on your first pharmacy order so