♪ ♪ >> people misuse, mishandled, miss directed classified information. >> starting to split some serious hairs here. the idea that, and, again, it's interesting that now we're arguing over the date, not the substance. >> democrats continuing to pound on house intelligence chairman def vin nunes accusing him to be a stoobleg. >> no one seems to care that obama administration talk about the spreading of classified information for political purposes and no one seems to care. >> only two places he could have seen this information. the first place is where the source worked. clearly, that would have been an outing. second place, we're told, is at a location on the white

house grounds. there are a number of people, we are being told, that names have been unmasked against private citizens in the u.s. this is unprecedented. >> what he did, who he saw, and who he met with was 100 percent proper. >> today, i'm signing two executive orders that set the stage for a great revival of american manufacturing. >> job creators, job seekers and the job holders, sean, are all seeing very good in the presidency so far. >> donald trump, you don't stand for our values. donald trump, you didn't win this election. donald trump the bromance you have with putin is not going to do you any good. ♪ and i'm hanging on a moment of truth ♪ out on the edge of glory. ainsley: rainy saturday morning. clayton: this is the song my daughter dances to now.

pete: lady gadd gaga. clayton: now big lady gaga fan dances in circles like i do. good morning, everyone. "fox & friends" on this saturday morning. boy, happy april fool's day. abby: i'm nervous about this show. i know something is going to happen. i don't know what it is. pete: it feels off the rails already. it hasn't even started. clayton: our staff has already punked me this morning and our own rick reichmuth. we will show you that later. scared the living something out of me this morning before sunrise. pete: terrified. clayton: keys to what's coming up here on the show. abby: big four hours. we have a lot of news this morning. clayton: this is a bombshell the mainstream media seems to be ignoring this morning. what actually happened at the obama administration at the highest levels perhaps of the obama administration during the campaign to be watching, monitoring, surveying the trump transition team, trump campaign. pete: they put something in my coffee. i don't know what it is.

it's filthy. abby: april fools. pete: oh my gosh. clayton: what did you put in there. pete: absolutely horrific. abby: let me smell it. hot sauce? don't drink that. that's not good. [laughter] abby: i'm not going to try mine. clayton: ugh. pete: that's like vomit in a cup. clayton: what did you do? abby: what is this? clayton: what did you guys do? pete: that's disgusting. clayton: what did you do? >> that's hot sauce. clayton: that will wake you up at 6:00 a.m. clayton: you're fired. pete: you can get a shot on this? look at this?

it's like swamp water. drain the swamp. they just told us in our ears to start doing the news. which is really tough when you want to throw up. clayton: get the news of the morning. try not to poison us and we might be able to do the news. pete: this is what you get on april fools. clayton: you can take a shot of the control booth? pete: send us email what we should do. abby: there they are. the lights are off. you barely see them. evil, evil producers. clayton: i got an idea for you. we will commiserate here in the commercial break and won't tell them. okay? meanwhile, as i was trying to talk about the surveillance before we were porscheed at the highest level of the obama administration, perhaps, this sur and the unmasking of trump officials in the campaign, watching the trump transition team. watching the trump campaign long before donald trump sent those tweets just a few

short weeks ago before he was candidate trump he was being watched. this could have gone back months and months. it's confusing when you look at the back and forth. the "new york times" is reporting on thursday. it was white house officials who gave the information to chairman nunes. our own adam housley has blockbuster reporting. it has not been picked up by the mainstream media they are conveniently picking up what they want to at the failing "new york times." adam housley says in reporting for the fox news channel yesterday whoever it was who unmasked the sources, meaning revealed the names. very high up and senior in the intelligence world. clayton: not in the fbi. pete: high up, well known, senior and not in the fbi. abby: unmasking of the names and faces. normally when they are doing the surveillance they would show the side of the russian team but not here in

america. clayton: so why? why? it all points to politics. that's where the scandal is this morning. it's all about politics. it's the unmasking for political reasons. that members of the obama administration -- actually, this shows that even a year and a half earlier, before he was really even a viable candidate or he started to claw his way up during the primary that the obama administration was concerned about donald trump, the candidate, at the time and his team. charles hurt last night talking about this says this could be a level of constitutional crisis. and this is not hyperbole. listen to charles hurt. >> if indeed, and there is evidence to suggest that it has happened, being see mike flynn, if in fact that is what happened, all of this business about a russian connection, murky connections that have been by the way exhaustively researched and investigated for months now, we now know, none of that pails in comparison to the idea that you have the most powerful espionage assets of the united states government

being used by an administration to spy on a political opponent before, during, and after that political opponent wins the presidency. that is -- that is like on the level of constitutional crisis. abby: representative nunes. he is the one running the house intelligence committee on this. he is wanting to get the facts right. he is doing the investigation. he is wanting the american people and the administration and the intelligence community to all understand what is going on. clayton: so the narrative. abby: the narrative has not been reported right though. clayton: what door was he going through. who did he see at the white house. it turns out he was there for specific reason and going there to use a room called a scif. strategically placed throughout washington in different offices where it's completely closed off room. pete: highly secure. clayton: can't bring cell phones in there information that's in that room cannot leave that room where he was there to reveal and understand what was

happening. pete: in that room because the information should never leave the room. that's the problem because it's all being leaked. we heard evelyn far cass it's been reported on this channel on msnbc a month ago, admitting that it was something that was well understood, quick, get the knowledge about trump while you can during the transition and disseminate it as far and wide as you can so people will leak it admission there was political believe that you had to get to the truth on trump and expose it immediately. abby: reporting has been so bad that representative nunes had to come out and hit on the "new york times" for getting it so factually wrong. here is what he said. >> we are not going to get into sources and methods. if not, who is ever going to come to our committee. i can tell that you those reports are mostly wrong. there are, i mean, this is something that i have known about for a very long time from people who were not affiliated at all with the white house or anybody there. the challenge was was finding a place to be able to view information, to be

able to get my hands on this information. so, i think what's in those stories is there is a lot of innuendo. pete: again, the mainstream media is slamming him, going after him, impugning him saying he is not credible and capable of doing the investigation. what if he is the guy with the most information. isn't that the one supposed to be doing the investigation. abby: what about adam schiff who is the ranking member in the house who came out and made a number of rude statements about trump before he became president? no one seems to have an issue that he is a part of this whole thing. fingers pointed at nunes. pete: fingers pointed at nunes because he was on the trump transition team. >> no one is more undermining the legitimacy of the presidency than dump himself. is he not stepping up to the job. >> make some sense to him making outlandish accusations. he is undermining his own prospects for success as a

president. >> i think he is doing enormous damage to the intelligence community but is he doing damage to himself and ability to lead the country. >> trump offers only bluster, tirade, teed teed yum charity for nuns, trump would separate us from the world and divide us here at home. in trump's world, nato is a relic, putin an ally. clayton: that's at the dnc, of course. where is the outrage on that side of it. pete: malice toward all, charity toward none? they are democrats and republicans. partisans ultimately. they have allegiance. doesn't mean they can't investigate something and get to the bottom of it. it hasn't been handled perfectly on either end. let's be perfectly clear. he has own agenda. abby: it is not a nonpartisan investigation. everyone is coming from a different side. you want them working together. everybody wants the truth

and facts out of this. to this point where we are right now, we still don't know anything. we don't know if there is any connection to russia. i feel like we have been talking about this investigation for weeks and weeks and months. and we haven't leaked anything. pete: if there is one place that we do have information that president trump was surveilled. there is information starting to come out on this. on the other side was there collusion between the trump campaign and russians. there is no there there that can be exposed and talked about. abby: there may be but at this point -- clayton: we will get nor into this. is this actual coffee? pete: not fake news, real coffee? abby: i don't trust it. clayton: follow me twice. abby: bring back other headlines. angry protesters getting attention in his own district. watch. >> hay hay, ho ho, defensive

nunes has to go. abby: under fire for handling of the presidential election. he was quietly ushered in and out of this event in fresno where protesters stood firm. it looks like president trump called it when he said obamacare will self-destruct around the country. the "new york times" is admitting that obamacare is already exploding saying this, quote. in places where no insurance companies offers plans, there will be no way for obamacare customers to use subsidies to buy health plans, remember trump tweeting this last week, obamacare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great herk plan for the people do not worry. speaking of president trump. is he cracking down on trade abuse with two executive orders yesterday but forgetting to do one important thing. >> the jobs and wealth have been stripped from our country, year after year, decade after decade, trade deficit upon trade deficit, reaching more than

$700 billion last year alone have lots of jobs. abby: one problem, he forgot to sign the order. the president walking out of the oval office after a reporter asked a question about a former national security advisor michael flynn, vice president pence reminding the president who later signed them in private. abby: it looks good but you still have to sign it. pete: white house isn't afraid to tell reporters missing the real prospect of the day. >> i want talk about the process and not the unmasking. that's what we should be concerned about. pete: no secret they don't exactly agree. one is here next to explain. clayton: he can't believe it's not butter so he sued did you know continue donuts. seriously? they use fake butter?

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♪ ♪ >> i want to be clear about the time frame. does the white house have any information? is it providing any information to these intelligence committees that would draw these members to the conclusion that there was some kind of surveillance going on. >> the chief of staff who is, my understanding, an exceptionally attentive gate keeper who comes in and out of the oval office, did the chief of staff know he was on the campus? we are not attempting to ascertain the executive complex we want to know who knew what, when? >> people want to talk about the process and not the underlying issue. the substance, the unmasking and leaks is what we should all be concerned about. pete: that's white house press secretary shariers

facing off against the press corps and telling them they are missing the point and not asking the right questions. is he right? abby: let's ask caitlin collins correspondent for the daily caller. good to have you here this morning. >> thank you. abby: happy april fool's day. we will be nice to you i promise. >> i hate that. i can't imagine drinking that coffee. abby: had you the opportunity of seeing it close up. you watch it from afar. especially the last few days it has felt very contentious with the reporters and shariers going back and forth. you guys are so obsessed with the process here. ultimately this should be about the integrity of the government? >> he is both right and wrong because there could be multiple stories here. there is not just one story. but we can want to know who unmasked mike flynn, which is a big issue. while also wanting to know who chairman nunes' sources are. there are two stories here and we can cover both of them. he does have a point that there has been this

breathless, nonstop reporting from the mainstream media over, you know, chairman nunes when really, what's important, is who unmasked these american citizens. you know, these are private people who weren't in the government at this time. pete: of course. it just seems so one-sided and what they decide to report. talk about white house. adam housley reports and great reporter that whoever unmasked it was very wall known, very high up and very senior in the intelligence world. that's big news. yet, we don't hear a lot of questions about that. >> that's incredibly scandalous. where is the outrage over that as far as mike flynn goes, i don't remember the same questioning over hillary clinton when they were investigating her use after the private email server that there is now. now all these journalists are assuming that when you ask for immunity you are guilty of something. that's not how it works. abby: as i said, you have this unique experience inside that briefing room.

do you think shariers is right to be aggressive to act the way that he has to really push back against many of these reporters? >> well, i think when -- reporters are aggressive and he pushes back, i think that's just how it goes. if you are being treated that way he is going to push back. i don't think there is anything wrong with that they don't like the media we make their lives harder. and i think that's normal. pete: if he doesn't do it, then who is going to call out the fact. abby: president trump can tweet, i guess. pete: it's a double punch there for sure. caitlin collins thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. abby: we are 72 days in. you can believe that? unbelievable. many are already declaring president trump a lame duck. >> you have a presidency right now that i think is -- it's beyond saying it's in crisis mode. it's, you know, it's on the brink. >> abby: is there a case to be made for his accomplishments. our panel is up next. pete: you heard of the horse who walks into a bar. what about the alligator who walked into a furniture

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pete: welcome back. bath and beyond is the first family to drop the family merchandise. the house wear company sold vawnk trump diaper bags. it joins nordstrom and neiman marcus who stopped selling the president's brand. japanese company's threatening to close not made by america rule. the president bringing

manufacturing into the u.s. the company has 50 stores in this country. clayton, over to you. clayton: thank you, sir. no nonsense message from the left wing media 71 days into the trump administration declaring the president on the brink of failure. one anchor calling the presidency a lame duck presidency. >> you have a presidency right now that i think is beyond saying it's in crisis mode. it's -- you know, it's on the brink. the question is on the brink of what? is it on the brink of collapse? is it on the brink of becoming a temporarily lame duck presidency? and maybe it feels lame duckish temporarily right now. clayton: that's chuck todd's opinion are the president's accomplishments being ignored here now is tammy bruce, tom mclaughlin and jehmu greene. good morning. >> good morning. clayton: you saw chuck todd had that list of things is he concerned about on the scren. it seems like missing some of the accomplishments. let's run down some of them

over the past 71 days. two trade deficit. combat opioid crisis specifically in the midwest. roll back obama area energy. threatening sanctuary cities with the loss of federal funds. and the list does go on. so, tammy is, this premature citing he is a lame duck president. >> you can see. we know journalists, that same world of journalists would get together online and cultivate their singular message is happening again in some fashion. you see these narratives are almost identical, whenever they choose a new one. even chuck todd couldn't describe what it means that he is a lame duck. the fact of the matter sand i kind of welcome this. there is still of a panic there on the left. what they are doing is not noticing what donald trump is accomplishing. you also left out keystone pipeline, the other pipeline. the business, small business attitude and confidence is at the highest it's been in 20 years. you have an entire movement that's occurring. donald trump continues to work.

he is working this weekend. we also know congress is only going to work 8 days this month. now, that's not, i guess, a bad thing but at the same time, donald trump won't be -- he won't stop working. so, yes, they are ignoring all accomplishments. clayton: jehmu do you disagree? >> no. i think donald trump is fantastic. clayton: is this april fool's? >> of course. clayton: are you punking me right now? >> even if you get past the fact that the fbi is investigating a sitting president's campaign for collusion with the hostile foreign government, even if you get past that. >> that's insanity. >> look at the travel ban caught up in the courts. you look at the complete failure of his healthcare reform effort, and i think the biggest issue at stake is how he has betrayed the communities that put him in to the white house. the middle class that was really looking for him to focus on their issues. clayton: john, what about those issues? >> there is some unprecedented action

happening. clayton: those trump voters who did feel betrayed by this healthcare bill. what about those questions? in your poll the recent gallup poll showing 36% approval rating. >> they have so few republicans in that poll. it's biased. all this talk about trump not succeeding already 71 days. this fires him up. we were suppose to lose the election. we were supposed to be talking about president hillary clinton now. we are not. we are talking about president donald trump. he is extremely hard worker. a lot of action. executive orders. yesterday in the white house what tammy was talking about, you had the small business people. national association of manufacturers. jay timmons was there 93% think the economy is getting better. had you a better jobs report last month. that exceeded expectations. he is getting things done. security. there is basically the executive orders on security, it's actually helping strengthen the united states. and what this election is about is substance. clayton: a.t.m., do they want him to fail? >> i think it's clear that

they do. at the same time what they are learning is that they used to be able to control what the sense of reality was. they are used to politicians that care about what they say and adjust themselves. what they still don't get is that donald trump is focused. he is not waiting to see what the media thinks or what the polls say. he is going to get things done. now, at the same time, i think the white house can be better at messaging what it is they are accomplishing and donald trump has a variety of things he can do. ronald reagan failed this as well by speaking directly to the american people, giving them some clarity about what's happening. it is only 72 days, and this is what democrats have to realize. he isn't going anywhere. he is going to be here for at least four years. clayton: he is going to be here for a while, jum, -- jehmu. >> what happens with infrastructure, what happens with tax cuts if they're actually just going to go to his friends and the most wealthy in the country or if

it's going to help the middle class. it's not in the interest of anyone for democrats to follow the media and say that he is over because, clearly, republicans have the white house. they have the house, they have the senate. and so we have to pay very close attention because they are throwing a lot of things at the wall and we are getting distracted by it's over. clayton: john, final word? >> final word the president is going to succeed. it's about growing the economy and expand that and more than trickle down. grow main street not just wall street. also keep us safe and secure. so this president is fired up. the media shows how biased they are and how out of touch. >> it's only just begun. it's not over by any stretch of the imagination. clayton: we've only just begun. happy april fool's day, everyone. remember the new electronic's ban at the airport? we just learned the reason behind it bombs airport security can catch. we're live in washington. he can't believe it's not butter. so he sued dunkin' donuts.

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♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to win you ♪ i'm going to getcha, getcha, getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to see you ♪ i'm going to meet i ya. ♪ i will drive past your house clayton: is there a show? ♪ and if the lights are all out. clayton: how does your show look now? [laughter] clayton: hey, control booth? how does your show look? abby: looks pretty lonely out there, doesn't it? [laughter] pete: you guys happy in there. abby: i hope your coffee tastes good in there. clayton: it's going to be great. is there a chicken suit in there? is there a guy in there? no? rick: producers have done an amazing job today. i take it you are a fan of

april fool's day, they have been on top of their game. better than they have ever been. clayton: you need us back on the couch to do the show? abby: good thing rick was here. rick: nicely done. clayton: so earlier this morning, well. at 4:00 a.m. i go up to my office to get ready for the show and changed. and scared the living hell out of me. here is what happened this morning when i went up to my office. watch. what the heck? >> april fools. clayton: come on. >> i had a little problem on the 15th floor. pete: on everything. >> they covered my office on post it notes. the camera guy was in the room i turned on the lights and scared the heck out of me. what is the obama administration surveying?

what's going on in here? abby: you never know. >> looks like a rubik cube. clayton: the funny part is who is going to clone that up? guess what? not going to be this guy. abby: rick, what's the weather like today? don't fool us we want to know. rick: i can't fool you that much. they got me really, really good this morning. my heart. i'm old. you shouldn't do this to somebody my age. clayton: we're going to play a little game. didn't show up on the couch. we are going to play a game the next four hours. how many blocks will we show up for. pete: tune in to see if we are here. clayton: keep the control booth on their toes. rick: jampacked news day. not here. do we have weather? i'm going to do it fast because this is going to be my one shot. down in the southeast a spectacular day. one of the few spots. more snow.

not april fool's across parts of new england. kind of a slow move throughout much of the day today we will continue to see some more snow. that's the storm that brought a really miserable day yesterday. you see down to the southeast, all the way through florida things are look spectacular. enjoy today. tomorrow we start to see some of that moisture creep in. it's part of this system right here out across parts of the four corners. this is going to bring severe weather today across parts of texas and oklahoma. tomorrow a bigger chance of some more, very significant severe weather right there across parts of southeast texas. there you go. tornadoes. scary stuff. abby: thank you, rick. i do blame you for these pranks because the producer said you never get pranked in life. that you always can predict that you catch them. that's why they got you this morning. pete: i said that? abby: fake news. pete: i did start it. i got our senior producer pretty well this morning. abby: we will share that later. we want to bring you a scary

story. a fox news alert. the reason behind president trump's election electronics ban on many incoming u.s. flights. pete: isis may have developed laptop bombs that airport security won't catch. clayton: doug mckelway is live in washington, d.c. >> you might remember the tropical depression's announcement last month march 21st banning the carry on laptops, tablet. ipod games people flying on foreign airlines to the u.s. from 10 different airports located in 8 majority muslim countries they included amman, jordan, kuwait city kuwait. istanbul turkey, riyadh and saudi arabia. morocco. dubai and united arab emirates. at the time the department of homeland security said the ban was based upon the current threat picture. now we have a better picture. the white house and u.s. intelligence agencies now believe isis is capable of building a laptop bomb that can bring down an airliner

when it cannot be detected by present screening machines in place at most airports. there is even a concern that isis may have tested the devices on the kind of screening machines used at most airports. this information gleaned not from any one piece of evidence but rather from a culmination of intercepted communications. when the ban was initially announced, dhs referenced a specific attack in february much 2016 where a laptop blew a hole in the fuselage of a somali jetliner. the suspected was killed but liner did make a successful landing. why are cell phones not included. one expert told time imagine zone this is a world in which size matters. it's the same with liquids. that's why small containers are permitted but larger ones not. why not ban the electronic devices from planes entirely. the luggage that goes into the cargo hold screened more powerful. any bomb goes in cargo would have to be set up barometric

and timer. both of which increase the complexity and potential for detection. this is very, very serious change, guys. back to you in new york. clayton: only a matter of time. pete: they adjust technology. abby: that is a matter of time. that's the reality we live in today. you have seen this firsthand, pete. pete: bomb makers are trying to get ahead of what we are anticipating and continuous loop. we pretend it doesn't exist and it comes back again, unfortunately. one of the biggest political bombshells of the week. >> i was urging my former colleagues and frankly speaking to people on the hill, get as much information as you can. get as much intelligence as you can before president obama leaves the administration. pete: what you are hearing is a former obama administration official with plans to spy on the trump transition team on national tv. did the media give it as much attention as it deserves. molly hemmingway up next. clayton: one of the biggest hits. >> do not worry we are going

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of cash over fake butter. massachusetts man suing the chain after he gave march grin when he ordered real butter. it may seem minor. the goal is to keep the companies from selling a product different than advertised. still unclear how much the settlement is worth. give me the butter, pete. clayton: there may -- pete: there may be a lawsuit by the end of the show. evelyn carcass claiming the fake news card after she said the obama administration went to great links to yuntd mine the trump white house. >> on the dark campaign of fake news, you know that's still ongoing, we see even someone like myself get sweeped up in all of this. >> right. >> you know, when people like me are speaking on behalf of process. people spin it to suit their needs. and i think it may be that the russians are behind even such fake news. pete: that's not what she said a month ago. >> i was urging my former colleagues and frankly

speaking to people on the hill. it was more, actually, aimed at telling the hill people get as much information as you can. get as much intelligence as you can before president obama leaves the administration. i had talked to some of my former colleagues and i knew they were trying to also help get information to the hill. that's why you have the leaking. pete: yep, that's on tape. is the liberal media now trying to provide cover for dr. far cass. joining me now is senior editor of the federalist molly hemingway. i pose that question to you why is it in this case when they have it on tape saying it they come breathlessly to her defense. >> this tape is from a month ago and nobody noticed it at the time and people started paying attention to it and the last few days we people listening to what she was saying. everyone is rushing to her defense. she was caught saying some stuff that did sound really bad. collecting information on the trumps, disseminating it not just at the intelligence agencies but also on the hill. she openly states why people are leaking, which is a

horrible crime and by definition a violation of national security. and she, i think, is upset that she was caught saying these things yeah, it is interesting that people in the media rushing to defend her. pete: watch the coverage the way shariers is attacked every day every conceivable angle about devin nunes. we have the amount of coverage this got from the m mainstream media. you have a former administration official. still news once you find out about it who is admitting what effectively is being alleged, yet no coverage at all. >> it's not just that they are not covering far cass here. it's also that for months they have been receiving these leaks and putting them out there. it's obviously a coordinated campaign. obviously not even -- we haven't even had any actual sort of proof that anyone has been giving these narratives and keep getting set and people keep talking

about rumors. it's been going on for months. why by the way there is a leak campaign whether that's donald trump or far cass that doesn't fit the narrative. pete: how much is this she is in the club. former obama official. she is on msnbc. she is one of them so we don't report on our own? >> this is an issue not just for her but other people who are part of a accord nativitied campaign of information getting sent out. you have a lot of people who are receiving the leaks and then they are protecting the people who are leaking to them. i don't know personally what she is doing involved. she claims to be involved somewhat. pete: she knows something. >> that's a big problem for when chairman nunes who has uncovered that there was this unmasking of information, they know that he might be close to people who have been their sources. it's okay to protect the source. it's not okay to run interference or cover for them. pete: this is exactly what we have seen. own adam housley unmasking was by someone very well known and high up in the intelligence world. no coverage of that, either.

it seems a bit interesting what they choose to cover. >> indeed. pete: thanks for joining us and happy april fool's day. watch your back. mainstream media. takes on "the washington post over fake news. you have got to watch this one. next guest getting death threats for offering to build the big beautiful wall. he says it's not about the money. he's here to explain why next. ♪ let's get down to it ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ i love that i can pass the membership to my children. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life.

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abby: welcome back. hispanic contractors getting death threats for offering

to build the wall. the ceo joining us of the pen tant group -- did i get it right? >> fantastic. abby: death threats. >> office flooded with these calls. staffers taking these calls. things like we know where you are. you are going to regret what you are doing and things like that. we're going to get you. watch your back. there is a price to pay for what you are doing. stuff like that. abby: this has been over the past two weeks. infrastructure company. you build a bunch of infrastructure along the border. you say you want to build this wall. you want to get it done. >> we do. what's interesting is my company didn't enter into this thing heightly. we actually had to do a lot of soul searching. the federal government rely on us, the federal contractors for the design and the build of this wall. so it's not as if they have a set of plans and specs that they hand and this is

our wall please build it they rely on us for the design. the reason why we decided to internet conversation and our team which is 80% of mexican american origin, we decided after hearing very disturbing rumors about some of the lethal options in terms of the designs. we didn't want to wake up on a sunday morning and hear about a half a dozen guatemalan kids electric tri cuted or injured by razor wire. abby: have you been saying for 10 years in order to move forward on immigration you have got to secure the border. >> that's correct. i have been lecturing on immigration reform for last 10 years. what i have found is that true american people and certainly our politicians do not have the appetite to pass a new set of laws regarding immigration reform when we aren't even enforcing the laws on the books, including especially securing our border. there is a privacy at play here. we first have to secure our borders and then finally we can move towards a comprehensive set of immigration reform, including what i have always advocated for, which is

graduated earned citizenship program. for example, if you are here in this country and you work for five to seven years. you have continuous employment. you pay your taxes and you commit no crimes which is, by the way, most undocumented immigrants that commit crimes according to every study in far, far, far fewer rates, or alternatively if you pick up a rifle and you defend this nation for four years by serving in the military, i think there should be some avenue for citizenship. right now, we have no avenue for citizenship whatsoever because both sides are entrenched in their position and everyone is yelling at each other. and i'm getting death threats. abby: you are spot on. had you your own personal immigration story. you are coming from place of logic but also from the heart. so it's good to have you here, michael. >> you are welcome. abby: i hope things get better for you. >> thank you very much. we appreciate it. abby: a big show on at that point. larry elder, corey lewandowski, chris stirewalt and geraldo rivera. they are all here live. plus, a new twist on the kiss cam. the woman gets on one knee to pop the question.

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♪ >> people misused, mishandled, misdirected classified information. >> starting to split some serious hairs here. the idea that -- and, again, i just -- it's interesting that now we're arguing over the date, not the substance. >> democrats continuing to pound on house intelligence chairman devin nunes, accusing him of being a stooge of the tropical depression. >> no one really seems to cover the fact that a senior obama administration with high level clearance has talked about the spreading of classified information for political purposes and no one seems to care. >> we're told only two places he could have seen this information. the first place is where the source works. clearly that would have been an outing. the second place, we're told, is in a location on

the white house grounds. there are a number of people now, we're being told, that names have been unmasked against private citizens in the u.s. this is unprecedented. >> what he did, who he saw and who he met with was 100 percent proper. >> today i'm signing two executive orders that set the stage for a great revival of american manufacturing. >> job creators, the job seekers, and the job holders, sean, are all seeing very good in his presidency so far. ♪ now i will stand in the rain on the corner ♪ i watch the people go up and downtown ♪ another 10 minutes or longer. [laughter] clayton: this is me walking in my office this morning. and our producers punked me on april fool's day. they must have spent hours covering my entire office in post-it notes. an entire yellow forest is now gone thanks to my work.

abby: who is going to clean it up is what i want to know. clayton: it went be me. it's dark, i'm groggy. oh, the screen is backwards. how creative. pete: look at you is that mirror? abby: they are so tricky. pete: i don't understand. if we are reversed you need to start acting like a fool. clayton: i need to get on technology and being very conservative. i need to start exercising. abby: ifare just tuning in it is april fool's day and going nuts all morning long it started off with us delivering our dunkin' donuts coffee. get the coffee before 6:00 a.m. before the show. usually like 7:7:30. it was filled with hot sauce. pete: at first i thought it's interesting. abby: see his face. he knows something is there.

clayton: had you to take a second swig? pete: i drink a lot of bad coffee. i'm kind of used to drinking it. abby: they put a bunch of tabasco sauce in the coffee. pete: you have to think about the things you need to do to your co-workers today. it's saturday. maybe to your loved ones. clayton: send in your most creative punked moments from your april fool's day. years past some of your favorite memories. ff weekend, we will read some of your favorite. abby: rick reichmuth was actually -- i'm not going to show you the whole thing. his prank was hilarious. we had a go pro-on them so we will show you. pete: after he thought he was almost going to die. clayton: he was still shaking an hour later. we will show that you video coming up. abby: i have a feeling it's not over yet. we have three hours to go. pete peelt stay tuned for how unhinged the show will become. abby: starting with a fox news alert. alarming new terror threat that is being revealed this

morning. u.s. intelligence suggest tastes had gotten their hands on sophisticated airport security equipment. it now allows them to con seal electronic devices. key role in wanting electronics from flights heading to the u.s. from 10 airports in eight muslim majority countries it looks like president trump called it when he said obamacare will self-destruct around the country. the "new york times" is now admitting that obamacare is already exploding in places where no insurance companies offers plans. there will be no way for obamacare customers to use subsidies to buy health plans. remember when trump tweeted this last week. obamacare will explode and we will all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for the people do not worry. and democratic senator claire mccaskill is trying to filibuster supreme court justice nominee enough. -- neil gorsuch. if forced to change the rules to get him on the

bench. the democrats would be defenseless later on. >> they go on the supreme court and then god forbid ruth bader ginsburg dies, then we are not talking for scalia for scalia, which is what gorsuch is. we are talking about scalia for somebody on the court who shares our values. abby: two other democrats, joe manchin and heidi heitcamp are breaking the ranks to support the nominee. and the stars are gearing up for one of country music's biggest nights. ♪ dang girl, look at you ♪ abby: kohl and he eldridge taking the stage. others checking their vocals. luke bryant one of my favorites and dierks bentley set to host the big bash in las vegas. be tuning in to that one.

pete: we could do our show from there. abby: there is still time. producers not on our side this morning. clayton: bombshell. high high up in the obama administration did it go where they were unmasking members of the trump team? that is did someone authorize the unmasking of trump officials, trump campaign officials months and months ahead of time? months before we ever learned about donald trump's tweets being surveilled by the obama administration. we now know according to our own adam housley this runs way deeper than we initially thought. pete: that's right. there hasn't been as much on adam's reporting. he said whoever unmasked this information, who gave away the names offficials that we're watching was very well known, very high up and very senior in the intelligence world. so during the obama administration there was a person very high up, very senior who unmasked these names. clayton: all politics. pete: absolutely. who did they give it for and

what was it used for all presumably for political purposes. abby: that's the big question here how much power does the government have and how politically motivated are they? that's what we are trying to dig here and get to the bottom of it. pete: that's what devin nunes is trying to get to the bottom of. clayton: we have intelligence happening. officials, whoever it is, those people communicating with. having conversations with usually mavericked. hidden. surveillance, being caught in this sort of net if you will. that stuff is usually kent hidden until someone in the obama administration, according to adam housley's reporting says go ahead and unmask those people. let's let it out who those

individuals are in an effort to hurt somebody. abby: that's a big deal. since adam housley reported that there has been zero coverage of that charles hurt contributor of fox news was on o'reilly last night. he says the level of surveillance, if this is true that that could be a cop constitutional -- could been a cons the obama era that went on msnbc a month ago and admitted that there was a coordinated campaign to share information to the hill and the press to make sure that it got out if there was collusion between trump and russia. abby: this is still justth beginning of this. a lot more trickling out of this thing. another story that came out from "the washington post. clayton: this is my favorite. abby: hit piece against secretary of state rex tillerson. i don't know if you read it. clayton: oh, yeah. abby: it got very detailed. i don't know where the source is coming from. pete: anonymous sources. if you look at the actual names, there are no names. democratic officials, campaign officials. it's amazing how they we've we've -- weave a narrative together. abby: tillerson blocks out

several hours reading time cloistered in his office poring over the memos most of his interactions are with an incircle state department. many career diplomats say they still haven't even met him some are instructed not to speak to him directly or even make eye contact. clayton: that's amazing something like a north korean dictator would say you can't look me directly in the eye or hollywood celebrity. this is total garbage. the associated press. matt lee from the associated press reports in this is not true. people repeating it are making it very difficult to address very real issues. the a.p. coming out and saying this is fake news. where does it come from? pete: coordinated effort to make him look like he doesn't know what he is doing. rex tillerson. always sits in his office and reads and listens to a few people. see him in the hallway better not make eye contact. this guy sin secure. all part of what it feels like discredit.

clayton: if there was any actual news from this being employees at exxon corroborate this story you never supposed to look in his eyes when he balks down the hallway. abby: remember the story on president trump how he wandered the halls late at night in his robe? who wreath that? where are these facts coming from in the frustrating people from the american people when they read this in the morning is we can't even trust anything we read today. clayton: it would be interesting facebook flagged this story as being fake news. we should try to share that and see if the new facebook filter actually works. pete: april fool's joke from "the washington post. clayton: maybe it is. but they published it yesterday. pete: clayton, don't look me in the eye the rest of the show. clayton: yes, sir, hegseth. pete: i have reading to do. clayton: in your smoking jacket. pete: discrediting or tearing anyone related to president trump down tearing

down. if they can get the other side of the story out, the "new york times," the failing "new york times" doesn't have a monopoly on information. abby: do you know what i find most frustrating about all of this? they are always looking for the negative. we never hear anything positive anything going on out of this administration. there is stuff going on. i'm sure rex tillerson is working on a million things every single day. pete: doing big things. abby: you don't read about that. you just don't. clayton: let us know what you hear about that. whoopi goldberg has a new name for president trump. this new guy appears to not have any skin. >> shariers or. >> the new guy. >> and i want to point out. they know how i mean. clayton: new guy. >> larry elders sounds off about that ahead. pete: you hear someone high up spied on president trump. why has president obama been so quiet? we debate it next.

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♪ ♪ clayton: welcome back. tensions rising on capitol hill over surveillance of the trump team. chairman nunes and even the mainstream media in their own reporting have confirmed that intelligence agencies picked up trump team communications. so what will it take for liberals to admit that the obama administration maybe spied on the trump transition team? here to debate is former senior director of the national security council under george w. bush michael doran and former state department official under president obama david tufuri.

welcome to both of you this morning. welcome to the show. >> thank you. clayton: michael, why is the former president being so quiet on all of this. >> i think he doesn't want to build the story. he is hoping it will go away. and if he weighs in, it will just pump it up more. i think it's not going to go await a minute david, you heard the reporting yesterday from our own adam housley this could go very high in the former obama administration. what do you say to that? >> you know, if there was leaking about trump officials who were engaging in talks with russian officials, and that leaking was classified and should not have been leaked, then we should investigate that. but we need to also draw distinction between unmasks and leaking. unmasking, when an american official is talking to a russian agent, as flynn was, he was talking to the russian ambassador about sensitive issues, like u.s. sanctions against russia, that unmasking is supposed to happen. in fact, our intelligence officials need to understand those conversations. that's what happened here.

we now know that flynn engaged in improper conversations. he has admitted to that in fact, he had to resign as the national security advisor because of that. now, that's something that the american people should be really concerned about. we need to be concerned about russian interference in our election. that goes to the sanctity of our democracy. clayton: okay, michael. >> rule of law let this investigation go forward. clayton: all right, what about led that unmasking. do you take david's argument? >> no. i dealt with this material when i was a senior director in the national security council in the bush administration. and we took unmasking very seriously. there's a process. have you to justify to the nsa why you want to unmask it and then once you know that information, it should be very tightly held. it's something that you don't, most of 78 time you don't have to find out who the individual is in order to understand the significance of the report.

so i totally reject that argument. clayton: david? >> i can't believe he doesn't think that significant that our national security advisor in waiting was talking to russia about u.s. sanctions against russia and telling russia that don't worry about those sanctions, as soon as we get in office we are going to remove those sanctions. russia does not have the u.s. interests in its heart. it is going against u.s. interests. it is -- to have incursion in eastern ukraine invaded the sorchts of ukraine. those are the things that u.s. and allies in europe are very worried about. the national security advisor in waiting was talking to russia about that. those are the types of sensitive conversations that are exactly the type of conversations that need to be unmasked. we now know that flynn had to step down because of it. and there may have been criminal wrongdoing and that's why he is being investigated and that's why we saw the news this week that he is asking for immunity. clayton: all right, david. what about that point?

that news of him asking for immunity? how important is the substance of those discussions though? >> what happened was a senior official probably in the white house leaked flynn's name to david ignatius of the "the washington post" and said he was meeting with ignatius. that's a crime. that's a felony. and he also, in addition to leaking the name, in committing this crime, the official leaked it in support of a lie that flynn was in collusion, that trump was in collusion with the russians. and that was -- that lie was called to nullify the effect of an election. that's what we should be worried about. the use of national security secrets as a weapon in domestic politics. clayton: out of time up against satellite break. we appreciate you joining us. thanks, guys. >> thank you. clayton: coming up on the show, the white house says they are not concerned about michael flynn asking for immunity. trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski is here to weigh in on that story and more. whoopee goldberg has a new name for president trump.

>> this new guy does not appear to have any skin. >> sean spicer or the other guy. >> the new guy. >> oh. and i want. >> donald, trump. >> they know who i mean. >> i know. >> larry elder sounds off on that next. i hear you because my dad struggled with this pain. make sure your doctor hears you too. so folks, don't wait. step on up. and talk to your doctor. because you have places to go... ...and people who can't wait for you to get there. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands... step on up and talk to your doctor today.

clayton: welcome back. some quick headlines for you. there is a new mobile app. that warns illegals and their families about ice raids. it's called notifica. allows illegals to instantly flag relatives, friends, and attorneys when they get detained. designed to operate like snapchat and be available on april 10th. i wonder if there are fun filters in there too where have you rainbows shooting out of people's mouths. rahm emanuel protect people living in the windy city

illegally. the chief of staff introducing a new plan for new i.d. cards so illegal immigrants can receive welfare benefits. this despite attorney general jeff sessions threats to strip known from sanctuary cities. abby: from democrats whining about merrick garland's to michael moore. time town vale the three most liberal freakouts of the week. pete: with us is larry elder the man to help break it down. larry, happy april fool's day to you. i have to say i don't watch "the view" that much but if you watched it recently whoopi goldberg had this to say. take a listen. >> women at the white house, listen to speech on empowerment from the dude who is currently sitting there. when you heard the new guy's claims, that he had been wiretapped, by obama, did you get this? this new guy does not appear to have any skin. >> sean spicer or the other.

>> the new guy. >> the new guy. >> donald trump. >> yeah. they know who i mean. >> it's just matter time that donald trump tweets that she is a former a-lister. this is a woman who purports to care about the little guy. it seems to me if i hated donald trump, if i couldn't stand the man, i'm looking at a stock market reaching all-time highs. i'm looking at a small business consumer index hasn't been this high in 20 years because many people in business feel confident going forward because they feel whatever happened with obamacare is not going to be as onerous as it was in the past. taxes going to go down. and rolling back all of these job killing regulations. i'm f. i'm whoopi goldberg i'm looking at economy improving. a guy want to do something about illegal immigration and economists like george of harvard will tell you winners and loser. big loser unskilled workers. happen to be black. the kind of people i thought

would care about. clayton: larry, get your take on this just like the massive as destroyed that killed the dinosaurs, michael moore has taken to facebook to talk about human extinction at the hands of donald trump. mark today march 28th, 2717 as the day extension of human life on earth gab. >> i would think the left would be happy about that. gives them a chance for a do-over. >> pete: their obsession of thinks undoing climate change knows no bounds. >> it really doesn't. abby: here is one, larry. this is chris matthews comparing jared kushner and ivanka to saddam hussein's children. >> i kid about everything. but hue da and kusa working for saddam hussein. you couldn't go to a restaurant and having eye contact without getting killed. these are very powerful. imagine getting in a fight in

the oval office with jared and ivanka. they have enormous power and they're always going to be there. pete: uda and kusa and chris matthews sometimes i'm not sure who i would like to see go feet first into a wood chipper. i'm just joking. trump derangement syndrome. unhinged. they can't get over the fact they came out of nowhere and took states like hitch began and wisconsin and pennsylvania. they still can't get over it it's simply trump derangement syndrome. calm down. the world is not going to explode. let's see what happens over the course of four not 8 years. 4% g.d.p. growth. he is going to win 49 states the way ronald reagan did. clayton: we have chris matthews on the phone right now for you, larry. pete: larry, thanks a lot. >> my pleasure. pete: all right, 72 days into the trump presidency, some in the media are already declaring president trump a lame duck. >> have you a presidency right now that i think is -- it's beyond saying it's in crisis mode.

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♪ girl, you really got me now ♪ you got me so i don't know what i'm doing. clayton: this is a live look at april the giraffe. now, you remember back in february we started learning about april the giraffe. there is a live web cam in new york. watching this because she is pregnant. supposed to give birth at any moment. guess what? we might all be punked. this whole thing might be a hoax. other stations are taking it seriously. they are outside. is it going to happen today? as people pointed her name is april. it is april fools and she has been ogiving birth for two mont. abby: in this ends up being a complete hoax. people have been watching this thing every single thing. they are emotionally attached now to this giraffe waiting for this baby tore born.

abby: i have never seen a giraffe birth. clayton: toys r us have started sponsoring us. abby: that wasn't there last time. >> wondering if this whole thing is a set up. clayton: no, the owners said today is the day to watch meaning april first. how do you predict that? hollywood inducement? [laughter] abby: only thing i will say is the giraffe does look pregnant. pete: what? abby: the giraffe looks pregnant. abby: it looks more pregnanter. clayton: we know never to say anything like that to a woman. abby: toys r us is behind this and no bitter comes out of it. you will have people boycotting the store. people will not want to buy stuff. pete: pain in the neck u. clayton: what do you think. rick: i don't know if that giraffe looks pregnant.

clayton: abby things are. as a man you don't say that to a woman. abby: i have that instinct. cloi cloi maybe hollywood weight she put on. rick: that's true. i do. clayton: whawhat holiday? rick: i'm sitting on a lawn mower this morning. abby: do you think the giraffe is going to give birth? rick: yes. i am, clayton knows this. i'm a fan of all live animal web cams. clayton: he watched the baby eagles. abby: hungry, giving the baby the nutrients it needs. clayton: owner says today is the day to watch. keep watching. rick: i will keep watching. i'm on a lawn mower guys. racing these things later. i tried to figure out how to turn it on i couldn't make it happen. we will figure it out. take a look at the weather maps. show you what's going on weatherwise. outlook, we being be looking at pretty significant tornadoes tomorrow across southeastern parts of texas.

get ready today across parts of the northeast, a chilly day, the snow will be out of here in new england. nicer temperatures day or so tomorrow. down across the northeast, enjoy it, a spectacular sunny day. if you have allergies like i do, it's going to be a rough one, the tree pollen is out of control. up toward the northern plains, chilly day not that bad either. snow moving in kansas. send it back to you inside. abby: thank you, rick. i do want to bring you other headlines. starting with the trump administration proving commitment to transparency. white house releasing financial disclosure forms for hundreds of the president's staff and their families. those reports show top advisor andson jared kushner and wife ivanka also a top advisor now they are worth up to $700 million combined. the v.a. hitting a whole new low. dr. dale klein, who works at a missouri clinic is convinced he is being punished for whistle blowing. he claims he is forced to sit in this empty office and

literally does nothing every day wasting your taxpayer dollars. >> i make approximately $250,000 per year. i sit in a chair and i look at the walls. abby: he reported possible secret wait list and wait time manipulation when his seniors did nothing, he went to the inspector general, since then he said, "says he hasn't seen one patient. the v.a. is denying any retaliation. republican senator ron johnson now pushing a protection bill to help whistle blowers. abby: speaking of love, here is what happens when a proposal happens on the kiss cam. she is asking him. [cheers and applause] abby: i love it the woman just

going for it she know what is she wants. that man pumping his fist as you can see after kissing his girlfriend on the jumbotron hockey game in michigan. pete: he didn't put the beer down. clayton: i do put the beer down? what do i do? men were not trained for this. as men we are not trained for that moment. pete: winning, done. i did it. abby: is that going to be new trend that women start popping the question? pete: you tell me, would a guy ever wait so long that you would consider proposing to him? abby: no. i actually went after my husband though initially. i made the first move. i think it's fine. if you know what you want. go after it. clayton: let's bring in corey lewandowski former campaign manager. do you think we'll see a trend women proposing to men. >> i think we will see a win on this draf giraffe. clayton: do you think it's

fake news? >> this whole narrative. abby: seem like you are up in arms. clayton: adam housley dropped a bombshell report and not seeing it in the mainstream media this morning surprise, surprise. was the obama administration actively asking for the unmasking of trump team members long before the transition team unfolded? we now know a number of different -- a number of different names were unmasked on purpose, it seems, for political reasons. are you surprised by this report? >> i'm very troubled by the report if it's true. it seems to be very accurate. and the concern that what we're seeing now is that both president trump and his team was being picked up on surveillance long before he was the republican nominee, according to this report, and then individuals within the government who had access to the information are giving out that information for political reasons. look, i think that's a crime. these people should be prosecuted. they should be penalized for this. it's amazing to me that there isn't more of an uproar over.

this if this was done to the clinton campaign, the mainstream media would be going crazy. they would be blaming everybody and anybody for this. the notion it's donald trump and his team has been pushed by the wayside. there is always a double standard. but the notion that american citizens, who have nothing to do with connections to russia or anybody else, have been picked up on u.s. intercepts and disseminated and unmasked is crazy to me. we are still in the united states and we have our own government spying on us. what's going on here? pete: adam housley's are own reporting said the person who did the unmasking was very well known, very high inand very senior in the intelligence world. that can't be too many people. >> well, you know, very small group of people. i think as chairman nunes and others investigate this information, they need to get to the bottom of this. that means we bring in the former director of central intelligence or national intelligence to come in and testify to this. these rut individuals, whoever they may be that run masking u.s. citizens and disseminating that information that's clearly a crime. that's classified information.

it should have never been done and it needs accountability. abby: former nsa michael flynn has offered to testified before congress in front of congress in exchange for immunity. it seems like the white house is not concerned at all. if anything president trump has tweeted about this saying michael flynn should testify, should tell his story. >> he should. of course he should. i think michael flynn should sit in front of congress and tells everything that he knows to the american people. and you know what we do know is that michael flynn was dishonest with the vice president. and ultimately that's what caused his resignation. and his dismissal from his office, and that's perfectly fine. but if mike film knows anything, he should tell et american people. he should tell congress. if he he wants to do it under the cover of immunity, look, i'm perfectly final with that, as long as everybody tells the truth. that's the most important thing. clayton: that's the official white house position too. here is sean spicer responding to jim accosta's question on that yesterday. watch. >> attorney said that his client has a story to tell. is the white house concerned that general flynn has damaging information about the

president, his aids and associates about what occurred during the campaign with respect to russia? >> nope. clayton: nope. >> guys, this is so simple. i sat next to candidate trump for 18 months. never ever ever ever did he say anything about russia. did he ask somebody to get involved with russia. never were there any discussions. i'm sure that's what general flynn is going to testify to because he wasn't around as long as i was, but he heard the exact same conversations which were that there were no conversations. if that's what he wants to testify to, by all means go and tell the truth. abby: i find it hard to believe that he would testify knowing that he would throw president trump under the bus. they have been friends for years. i can't imagine that being the case here. >> there is nothing to throw the president under the bus for. the president has been clear about this. that's the most important thing. the democrats think there is a smoking gun out there. every time they come up with something they find out there is nothing there what we want to know was there a fisa

warrant did the former attorney general sign off on this? were they picking up americans on u.s. soil? did they disseminate that information against the law to do so? and unmask these individuals? that's the real story here. i am 100 percent confident that president trump and candidate trump had nothing to do with russia. i have been there i sat next to this individual. never ever ever ever did that conversation ever take place. pete: how many times do have you to say never ever ever and still get asked about it when there is no evidence. it has to be nauseating on that end. will you stick around for us, corey? >> sure. pete: he will stick around. we will get his reaction to the mainstream media declaring the president trump presidency a lame duck presidency. >> on the brink of becoming a lame duck presidency. maybe it feels lame duckish temply right now. cloi cloi tom perez proves the heck debate proves don't care about people. whatever happened to love trumps hate? ♪ all the things you said ♪ and you're not sure that you

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mainstream media that the presidency is holding to the promises all the things he said he was going to do on the campaign. name set work and individuals said donald trump would never run for office and file paperwork. that he couldn't win the republican nomination. and he could never beat hillary clinton. this is the same network and same polling group that said donald trump is going to lose in the primaries all over the place and continue to tout their great polls who said that donald trump could never be successful. and, look, here is the problem. the mainstream media has failed so badly in their news coverage. what happens once again is individuals want to make the news and not report the news. and what we know is that the american people are really smart. they see right through. this they know that the media, the mainstream media is liberal. they have their own agenda. they wanted hillary clinton to win. she lost. she failed. and now they're being hailed accountable for that they hate the fact that donald trump can bypass the mainstream media sand go to the american people with his message. too bad. that's how life works. pete: speaking of that one of

the attempt to repeal and replace obamacare met a road block. one of which was the freedom caucus. and the president has gone to twitter to take them on and challenge them to either come back to the table or be part of the solution. the president tweeting this recently he said if representative mark meadows jim jordan and raul labrador would get on board we would have great healthcare and mask taxes cuts and reform. what is the president's is he trying to pull them back to the table by threatening them or think he has to go to democrats? >> the president want to work with everybody. he wants to work with republicans, he wants to work with democrats. he wants to fulfill the pledges he laid out in the campaign which is to repeal and replace obamacare. i think the alternative is very clear now. if we do nothing to fix this bill in 2017 it collapses and that's a failure tort american people. what we know is premiums are up through the roof. less companies willing to participate in obamacare. so for the republicans to walk away and not support the president is going to have detrimental long-term effect. so you know what the president wants, is he wants to hold his

promises, repeal and replace obamacare. work with everybody to get a tax. >> bill: done with congress. getting a massive -- it's to make sure he is fulfilling the promises he has outlined. the republicans need to get on board. the democrats need to get on board. and they need to do it for the american people. abby: that's what they're wanting. corey lewandowski thank you for joining us. you can now go back to watching the giraffe cam. clayton: soon. spent whole saturday watching. this hammering devin nunes being too partisan. are they giving adam schiff a pass on the russian probe? abby: coming up chris stirewalt, geraldo rivera all joining us this morning. busy two hours to go. clayton: will be fun ♪ what i like about you ♪

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♪ clayton: welcome back on this april fools day. abby: crazy morning. clayton: en in the boss movie the 7-year-old realizes new little brother might not be so little after all. >> wear's a seat. >> he's like a little man. >> he carry as briefcase does no one else think that's a little, i don't know, freaky? abby: step into the fox light michael tammero who sat down with one of the stars of the favorite. >> my favorite qdro. phoebe bufe. now she is taking on alec baldwin's mother. we hear all about the latest. >> it was just the three of us, the templetons. life was perfect until that one fateful day. >> look who's here.

>> meet your new baby brother. >> did you think it was -- >> new baby comes into the household and it's the boss. and to a 7-year-old, they have taken over. and there is a limited amount of love. >> how great is alec baldwin? >> it's heaven. it's hilarious. it's -- he is hilarious. and it's just so perfect. it's perfect. you hear that voice coming out of a little suit with the baby and they made it the cutest baby. >> cookies are for closer. >> what's the process like for you? >> i think it's really hard because it's just alone with your voice. but i was lucky because i got to do one day with jimmy kimmel. >> don't be jealous, tim, he's just a baby. >> that was sort of like oh my god, i'm actually hearing. i'm just racking. because when you think about it, i didn't realize how easy acting was when there is another actor and you react. you just listen. >> how would you describe lisa

cued cud degree a kudro as a bo. >> if they ask for it. i'm always offering advice even if they don't ask me for it because i'm older so i feel like i'm entitled. >> we have to convince them that we lo -- >> loathe? >> no. no way, no. you don't mean. >> [whit per] love each other. >> disgusting. >> cookies are for closers. the movie is in theaters everywhere. seems to be doing the unthinkable this weekend at the box office take out the beast. clayton: beauty and the beast. >> beauty and the beast is looking at 45. clayton: dnc chair tom perez proves defeat proves doesn't care about people. michelle malkin is here next.

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>> people misused, mishandled, misdirected classified information. starting to split some serious hairs here. the idea that -- and, again, it's interesting that now we are arguing over the date, no, t the substance. >> democrats continuing to pound on house intelligence chairman devin nunes accusing him of being a stooge of the trump administration. >> no one seems to really cover the fact that in a senior obama administration with high level clearances talked about the spreading of classified information for political purposes and no one seems to care. >> we're told only two places he could have seen this information. the first place is where the source worked. clearly that would have been an outing. the second place we're told is

an n. a location on the white house grounds there are a number of people now we're being told that names have been unmasked against private citizens in the u.s. this is unprecedented. >> what he did, who he saw, and who he met with was 100 percent proper. >> today i'm signing two executive orders that set the stage for a great revival of american manufacturing. >> job creators, the job seekers and the job holders, sean are all seeing very good in this presidency so far. ♪ girl, you really got me now ♪ you got me so i don't know what i'm doing abby: that's a fitting song this morning. happy april fools day, everybody. clayton: we're halfway through the april fools. pete: what do you with that? clayton: david letterman did a show where they rotated the show 360 degrees whole show. by the whole show upside down. clayton: happy april fools day everyone. this morning they got me. 4:00 a.m. i went up to my office.

got changed for the show and wipe the sleep out of my eyes. someone was in my office with a camera and scared the living daylights out of me. abby: so freaky. clayton: i thought it was like someone from the obama administration surveying me. pete: how many interns did it take to put that up many stickies. clayton: post-it notes all over. i couldn't get dressed all over my pants. pete: pocket square. clayton: it could be. you wouldn't know the difference. abby: did you call someone to get it cleaned up? clayton: i complained loudly. pete: the staff is very used to. clayton: i'm sure by the end of the show it will be cleaned up. abby: i'm sure. pete: that is fake news. ain't going to happen at all. clayton: find out if michelle malkin the he hadder to have the conservative review has ever been punked on april fools day. you have ever been punked, michelle. >> all the time. my kids serving me chocolate

covered walnuts that were actually chocolate covered garlic. abby: that's a good one. >> everyone can borrow that one for free and you will smell for days. clayton: no one will be near you. >> you can't brush it off. pete: michelle, we have to get your take on this bombshell report from our own adam housley who is reporting and putting pieces together saying whoever it was that unmasked these officials that have been leaked, names leaked in the media was very well known and very high up and senior in the intelligence world. again, hasn't been circulated in the mainstream media as much as it could be. this reporting does make the case there was surveillance going on of president trump. >> right. and that what was most troubling, of course, was that this practice of unmasking, which is -- it does exist. it does happen but for purely political and partisan reasons every american should be worried about it. both adam housley and molly zimmerman have done terrific reporting. if you connect the dots and you put it in the full context

and you add to it, of course, evelyn farkas' inadvertent admissions about this spying and fact that it took place before trump took office during the campaign, it just validates what i have been reporting ever since obama took office and even beforehand particularly in my book culture of corruption. these people on the left. these progressive leftist in the democratic party really do take seriously that old mantra from the 60's by any means necessary. clayton: we had david tafuri former obama. he dengesded it the substance of those intercepts was so important that is why those names were unmasked. he said we are missing the story. we need to focus on the substance of those communications rather than the names being leaked, perhaps, for political purposes. do you buy that argument? >> i don't take anything anybody who is associate with the obama administration takes.

i'm not going to accept it at face value and neither should the american people. i think we need to have continued reporting like we're seeing from fox news adam housley and others. and get to the bottom of it you know, there is this large e. context here of people who are still buried in the deep crevices of the white house. and this administration and its agencies who do not have the best interest of america at heart. and whose sole proclaimed goal as we have heard from the top of the democratic party on down is quote, unquote, #resist. pete: absolutely. abby: we are 72 days into the trump presidency. members of the mainstream media called it over. trump todd someone of them. he said president trump is on the brink of what did he call it. clayton: lame duck. take a listen. >> you have a presidency right now that i think is beyond

saying it's in crisis mode. you know, it's on the brink -- the question is on the brink of what? is it on the brink of collapse? is it on the brink of becoming a temporarily lame duck presidency and maybe it feels lame duckis duckish temporary rt now. pete: chuck todd says it in a serious voice it must be true. abby: right. chicken little chuck todd has zero credibility and, in fact, anything that is associated with nbc, stands for not believable or credible. these are the same people who wrote donald trump off and continued to do so until election day and immediately afterward. so, this is not journalism. this is chicken littlism. these are wishes. these are not facts. and this is not reporting the fact that donald trump has accomplished so much in such a small amount of time and that's why these people are up in arms about it. clayton: you heard tom perez

say donald trump didn't even win this election. take a listen to that. >> a week ago, seven days ago, we learned something that i have been saying a lot. january 20th was undeniably an important day in this country. but january 21st was far more important. [cheers and applause] because donald trump, you don't stand for our values. that's what they said. donald trump, you didn't win this election. donald trump, that bromance you have with putin, it's not going to do you any good. donald trump, we will resist. and one week ago we did and we did so successfully. donald trump wants his name around everything, the trump tower, trump steaks, trump ties, but when it came to healthcare he didn't want trump care. so what do we call it? trump care. we call it ryan care. well, i will tell you my idea

because, you know what the program, i don't care. because [bleep] people. clayton: that was a little hard for anyone to hear some the highlights are donald trump, that bromance you had with putin, it's not going to do you any good. you didn't win the election. and on and on and on. what do you think about that? abby: michelle, isn't this the same guy that just this week fired a bunch of people at the dnc saying we are starting a new leaf. is this the new democratic party this anger? >> first of all his volume button is stuck at 11 there. and the democrat party and the dnc clearly ideologically are spinning their wheels. they think that this kind of diatribe is going to win people over? this is just carving a path for trump 2020. and i think we have to remember a little bit about tom perez's background. the fact that they installed at the dnc someone who was an

open borders radical who has spent his entire career fronting special interests that represent everybody but american workers and american interests and they're going in the backwards direction. and i hope they continue to spin that way. pete: deputy just as radical as he is of course, the congressman from minnesota. keith ellison. so it seems they are heading in that direction. they lost a lot of voters in the middle. i don't hear those voters in pennsylvania wanting to hear that rant. abby: they don't respond to anger. stay away from chocolate covered garlic. [laughter] take care, guys. abby: turning to other headlines this morning from capitol hill to the home state. devin nunes unable to get away from people calling for him to step down from the house intel committee. ♪ chanting] hey, hey, ho, ho, devin nunes has to go. abby: protesters in fresno, california slamming the congressman over his

controversial intelligence that the trump transition team was surveilled. now to a fox news alert. the tsa watching out for uundetect tillable bombs. terrorists have gotten their hands on sophisticated airport security equipment it now allows them to learn how to properly conceal explosives in laptops and other large electronic devices that intelligence playing a key role in the decision to ban electronics from flights heading to the u.s. from 10 airports in eight muslim majority countries. and it looks like president trump called it when he said obamacare will self-destruct around the country. the "new york times" is now admitting that obamacare is already exploding, saying this in quotes in places where no insurance companies offer plans there will be no way for obamacare customers to use subsidies to buy health plans. remember this when trump tweeted last week he said obamacare will explode and we'll all get together and piece together a great healthcare plan for the people. do not worry. you know, these a disaster for

the person people. pete: remember the democrats were celebrating the day after repeal and replace bill didn't come true what are they celebrating in choices? failure? clayton: president trump shaming the freedom caucus into getting a deal done. will it work? we will ask congressman david schweikart next. pete: has the keys to pamela anderson's heart. >> i don't want to go into private details. i don't know. [laughter] >> he is very sexy. termites, feasting on homes 24/7.

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members of the house freedom caucus there is word of another attempt to repeal and replace obamacare it could happen as soon as as next month or even sooner than that so arizona congressman david schweikart one the founding members of the house freedom caucus. he joins us now. thanks for being here this morning. >> good morning. pete: obviously the freedom caucus, the president has had the freedom caucus in his crosshairs after the bill was never brought in for a vote. you said you would have voted for the bill. what are the discussions right now to get to a point where a bill can come to the house floor? >> look, and even on the left side of our conference to the right side of our conference, the unifying theory is what are we going to do to lower the premium, particularly for those small groups and individuals. so that is sort of the grind-out of what is there policy wise? can you buy off some of the risk? is there a way to provide more optionality? what do you do to lower those premiums? and the fact of the matter is, this is the nature of

legislation, you grind it out, you get hurt feelings. you work on it. pete: sure. >> today's opposition is tomorrow's ally it is how it works. pete: you use the word grind. it's been a grind on the policy side but also politically. president trump tweeted this recently said the freedom caucus will hurt the entire republican agenda did they don't get on the team. and fast. we must fight them and democrats in 2018. he's talking about fighting that caucus, your caucus in this bill. do you feel like this is part of just making sure everyone does come to the table to get something done? >> i probably would have personally taken a different tone on it. but. pete: sure. >> if you actually sit down with those who had problems on the legislation, understand, i supported it. i thought it was really important to keep it moving. it's a complex process. you constantly just move a piece of legislation so you can constantly change it: different parts of the country have very different needs. i'm here in arizona. pete: sure. >> i have single provider in

each of my counties and some of those are going away. i've had counties that had 116% price hike. it's unsustainable. pete: absolutely. >> this time next year it collapse around them. i have an obligation to move my brothers and sister toes a solution. other states have very different issues. they are concerned about the medicaid expansion. so, you're constantly bringing together something very complex and requires also a lot of listening. pete: you are confident there is enough listening and compromising ahead that within the next month or two a bill could be brought forward that members of the freedom caucus, even the more conservative members would vote for? >> in the world of politics, it's can i cobble together to use that language, enough votes to get it over the line? and sometimes it's a mixture of folks who may be on the moderate side that are uncomfortable with one piece. pete: sure. >> folks on the conservative libertarian side. and you are constantly counting votes.

you are going to have this situation where have you a solve a problem over here. pete: sure. >> you cause a difficulty. pete: for example the moderates may jump off of bill. >> what's difficult for somebody like myself you heart hyperbolic language, unwillingness to understand. this is just the way it works. pete: sure. >> this is big boy politics and the dance of policy. pete: you want it to be a dance of policy and polemakers and not special interests. that's part of the frustration as well for president trump. thanks for being a part of conversation and being a part of that bill. >> you got it. pete: remember her in the state lawmakers are telling illegal immigrants to run and hide. 50 miles away a teacher is murdered by illegal. where is the outrage? he blew the whistle over hospital wait times. he didn't get a promotion. he got punished. >> i make approximately $250,000 per year. i sit in a chair and i look at the walls.

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xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. pete: welcome back a couple quick headlines for you. clair tha. -- >> they go on the supreme court and then god forbid ruth bader ginsburg dies. then we are not talking for scalia for scalia, which is what gorsuch is, we're talking about scalia for somebody on the court who shares our values. pete: sounds like we have a private position and public position. two other democrats joe manchin and heidi heitcamp already breaking ranks to support the nominee.

shocking before, never seen before 9/11 photos released showing the devastation of the pentagon. 27 pictures from the fbi revealing the scorched interior and exterior of the building. as well as fragments of the american airlines flight. you remember 189 people killed at the pentagon during the september 11th terror attacks. be ay, over to you. be a we will always remember that one. thank you, pete. illegal immigrant accused of assaulting and murdering a beloved teacher wants aide. clayton: suspected killier numerous aliases and long rap sheet. abby: state lawmaker is facing crimple for trying to tip off illegals ice raids adding more fuel to the immigration debate. clayton: howie carr joins us with his reaction. 50 miles nearby where this all unfolded. howie, what is your thought on this. >> i think you have been talking about fake news all morning, clayton and abby. another example of fake news is the way the mainstream

media refuses to report the crimes by illegal i will aliens and gives a cover to women, reps like this michelle dubois down in brockman. she put out this facebook post saying warning to the latino community isis planning raids. ice was not planning raids and then she said all the drug dealers knew. well, you know, so the drug dealers are talking to her? and she decides to cash in with her, you know, 15 minutes of fame. she sets up a papal account to solicit contributions because she sunday attack by the so-called alt right which i guess would include all of us, by the way. again, i think the cover she gets is so much of the media, and not just in massachusetts but elsewhere doesn't report the crimes by illegal aliens. so they have this, you know, they are only here to do the jobs that americans won't do as george w. bush said. this alleged murderer in

worcester, when the story first broke he had assaulted and strangled this woman a teacher's aide there was no reference to his illegal alien status. i personally, myself, i called up the worcester d.a.'s office and said can you tell me if there is an ice detainer on him. they said we don't know. they always say we don't know. i said can you tell me his place of birth? santa da mingo. i wrote a column about that and actually the daily mail, a london paper, not an american paper but a london paper nailed down he was illegal alien. we had another case in february, 23 heroin and fentanyl dealers were picked up running a three state ring in new england, massachusetts, maryland and maine. the u.s. attorney's office put out and said 23 people are indicted. i got a tip and said a lot of these people are illegal aliens. i tried to find out through the u.s. attorney's office how many were illegal aliens. they wouldn't tell me.

i finally who to call down to jeff sessions office. 10 out of the 23 were illegal aliens. yet, they were content not to report that. they wanted to be politically correct. abby: howie, that's the big question. why the coverup? where is the outrage and an from her so many of these news outlet he is that don't even cover this stuff? >> i don't know, abby. i mean, i feel like sometimes i'm beating my head against the wall. you know, with the guy in worcester, i mean as you guys pointed out, he had three aliases. he had been charged with giving a false name to police. he had been arrested for heroin. he was connect god an earlier rape in 2007. it just screamed illegal alien. why didn't the reporter make the inquiry and, you know, my feeling is, maybe in many of these cases the street reporter, the beat reporter covering the police beat makes the call and they get -- they are told by their editors not to follow up with it we had

another case in charlestown, in boston, earlier this week. the local police had a quote, unquote, spanish -- in charlestown, gripsd with a terrible opioid crisis. they were selling fentanyl, heroin, coke, crack. and i again, i called the d.a.'s office. i said how many of these people were born outside the u.s.? five out of five in the dominican republic. only two of them had social security numbers. again, not a word in the papers. abby: no. first i'm hearing of it. clayton: pick up "newsweek" this week it's got front page stories where they are rounding everyone up. sending them out of country dry. abby: ice raids. clayton: howie carr, great to see you this morning. >> great to see you. thank you. clayton: coming up on the show, he can't believe it's not butter. so gets what? he sued dunkin' donuts, seriously. abby: it is the white house versus the mainstream media. >> i know a lot of the folks want to talk about the process and not the surveillance and the underlying issue. the substance, the unmasking

and leaks is what we should all be concerned about. abby: ed henry is live here on the curvey couch. there he is. looking dapper. reading his own book. of course he is. clayton: he is just fact checking. abby: come on in. ed. ♪ it started with a whisper ♪ and that was when i kissed herdi ♪

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>> i want to make something clear about the time frame, does the white house have any information. is it pro-violating any information to these intelligence committees that would draw these members to the conclusion that there was some kind of surveillance going on? >> did the chief of staff who is, my understanding, an exceptionally attentive gate keepers to the coming in and out of the oval office, did the chief of staff know he was on the campus? we are not attempting to ascertain the geography of the complex we want to know who knew what when. >> people want to talk about the underlying not the issue. the unmasking and leaks is what we should all be concerned about. >> general flynn's attorney said that his client has a story to tell. is the white house concerned that general flynn has damaging information about the president, his aids and associates about what occurred during the campaign with respect to russia? >> nope. clayton: we want to bring in ed henry chief national correspondent dive in deeper

this morning into a major bombshell out of washington this morning that the trump administration set finally we have been hearing for yours ufo disclosure. we have been hearing this from john podesta, senior official with the clinton campaign actively working to get the government to reveal ufo. >> declassify. clayton: declassify highest level of the government. abby: this is big. >> this involves surveillance. white house sources telling me overnight that they have been digging deeper on this whole alien situation. and what they're picking up from this investigation, this surveillance that they have been involved in is they keep hearing these aliens say we want to take you to our leader. and we now actually have a photo from this investigation of that leader. [laughter] so it is apparently clayton morris who is trying to pull an april fools joke. and we tried to turn it back. pete: got them with the fake news. clayton: throw them off, you rats.

you have another picture? >> here is another picture. i'm worried. clayton: i think ed went behind my back. abby: ed henry t-shirt oh my god. clayton: proving once again ed henry went behind my back. clayton: you were setting that up. dave or floor man. pete: have you it? pete: of course i said i have got to have it and wear it on the show. surrounded by ed henry. >> confuse me with that stare. clayton: i was trying to punk. >> i was wondering why floor team. abby: why is everyone wearing ed henry this is creepy actually. clayton: i will show you where i'm wearing it ed henry. no. >> book is coming out tuesday finally, first one i'm bringing to abby.

abby: so nice is this april fools joke? >> no. >> 20 different anchors. clayton: as much as i tried to get ufo disclosure from our government i have been working on it for years now. i do have to talk about sean spicer. he thinks the press corps has been missing the point on all of this senior level surveillance. adam housley reporting this goes all the way up the ranks about leaking of names and all they want to talk about collusion. >> the unmask something very serious. this could be violations of federal law. if names were unmavericked, it would be violation of federal law. i'm only hedging because i feel like this story keeps turning. we have to stick to the facts. there has been sharp allegations that there was unmasking and that there were names of people who were swept up in surveillance. their names were not supposed

to be revealed. i think sean spicer though took it another step yesterday in the briefing by saying that they were deliberately unmasked and then those names were circulated around the obama administration for political reasons. again, we have got to stick to the facts. do we know that with certainty? all of these allegations are flying back and forth. i think all of, this remember, started with we were on the couch together hosting a few weekends ago and the president of the united states started tweeting and leveling all these allegations. then there was back pedaling within the administration. now they seem to be going full bore again saying wait a second, based on what evelyn farkas was saying and others they think they have the evidence and adam schiff saying hold on. pete: you have been in that briefing room is obsession with process unlike any you have ever seen. questions like how long was he on the white house grounds? how did he get there? >> sometimes we hammer the same point. you keep asking the same question. in fairness sometimes that's because the person at the

podium whether it's a democrat or republican is not answering the first three or four questions. we might play the clip where reporters are just droning on and on about the same fact, but we are trying to get facts. in this case i do think it's significant about the white house grounds and who let devin nunes in. because remember where that part of the story went. it was the chairman of the house intelligence committee says i have a whistleblower somewhere in the intelligence community who says maybe the president of the united states was right about surveillance by the obama administration on the trump team and then we find out well, he was on the white house grounds and at least two white house officials were involved talking to him. again, sticking to the facts, there was some confusion with that reporting saying oh, so his sources were the white house aids. pete: exactly. >> when, in fact, i heard what you were reporting earlier which is accurate, which is that these white house aids may have facilitated getting the chairman of the intel committee to that scif, the secure room so he could see the intelligence.

and that maybe, again, pete piatt you don't know all the facts. pointing in the right direction. >> a whistleblower in the intelligence community, devin nunes may have been accurate and truthful in saying that a whistleblower in the intelligence community brought this story to him saying there is more there. but, yes, maybe white house aids facilitated him seeing that intel. look, now the top democrat on the committee has seen that intel as well. and so far i haven't seen adam schiff come out and say i have seen the intel and you know what? it does not back up the president. you know. and now instead adam schiff is saying i want everyone on the committee, democrat and republican to see the intelligence. abby: that's a great point, ed, it is a nonpartisan investigation or it should be. there have been so many fingers pointed at representative nunes. ranking member in the intelligence and the house. nobody is talking about him. you remember back in the campaign he was pretty brutal against donald trump. >> being held up as independent arbiter. abby: he is not. >> threes what he ran with his district.

he was elected. and that's all well and good. but on the intelligence committee, it is supposed to be bipartisan, nonpartisan. and for both ways, by the way that would apply to devin nunes as well. that's why back to your question about what is the house press corps being too picky about this part of the white house. hang on, if devin nunes was first representing as a republican hey i'm doing an independent investigation here and a whistleblower told me this, but it turns out trump white house aids were also involved, that doesn't sound independent. i'm not saying it was improper. but it's not so independent. abby: should he have brought adam schiff to that meeting that night. pete: only trust certain people. >> at the end of the day that's why you raised a fair question are we focused too much on process. what does this intelligence say? maybe the public can't see it right now because it's so sensitive. members in both parties should see it, evaluate it and figure out was the president right when he tweeted that he was surveilled? yes or no.

we should get an answer to that. abby: ed henry, thank you for the book. >> first one. you will get second and third. abby: senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are rallying their troops in boston. the event, which had the feel of a campaign rally had the two urging liberals to stand up to the president's agenda. >> yes. can we give ourselves a round of applause? [cheers and applause] >> yes. yes. abby: the pair hitting familiar themes that helped democrats lose the election including wealth and inequality and $15 minimum wage. they are both up for re-election next year. the v.a. is hitting a whole new low. dr. dale klein who works at missouri clinic is convinced he is being punished for whistle blowing. claims is he forced to sit in this empty office and literally does nothing every day wasting away your taxpayer

dollars. >> i make approximately $250,000 a year. i sit in a chair and i look at the walls. abby: dr. klein reported possible secret wait list and wait time manipulation when his superiors they did nothing about it he went to the inspector general. since then he says he hasn't seen one patient. well, the v.a. is denying any retaliation. republican senator ron johnson now pushing a protection bill to help whistle blowers. and pete's favorite story. pamela anderson is known for secret late night visits with julian assange at ecuadorian prison in london. >> your relationship, would you say it is romantic? [laughter] >> i don't want to go into private details. i don't know. he is very sexy. [laughter] abby: don't get jealous, pete. anderson went on to say that the wikileaks founder is the

man she spends the most time with socially and claims he is just misunderstood. after all these years. pamela anderson gave us the real story. pete: remember that movie borat trying to chase her down? >> where is this pamela? pete: president trump cracking down on trade abuse with executive orders. one thing he forgot to sign them. does that mean they are still valid? >> ♪ oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart ♪ got to upend the game ♪ oh, baby ♪ oops ♪ you think i'm in love ♪ i'm not that innocent ♪

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pete: these are our favorite segments. abby: tulsa, obamacare. >> freeway cafe families owns it. community you can tell regulars. some folks eat there five time as day. >> ken's welding. he comes in for coffee, then breakfast, then lunch, then a snack and then dinner. him and his kids. talk to almost everyone there open carry which i love. nice and secure and safe. but this is -- we asked him about president trump. how is he doing? getting out of the beltway going to regular america to find out what regular voters feel like trump's first 70 days. pete: as someone small business what's your sense of the country today and how president trump is doing to address it. >> it looks promising. i'm bidding more now than i ever have in the last four years, actually so i'm really optimistic about president trump and vice president pence. >> i think he is connected.

i want to see more -- i want to see keep swinging for the fences. >> i think he is trying so hard and i love his energy. i love him trying the way he is. i hate it that he has had so much opposition. pete: you are involved in manufacturing and certain aspects of it. bringing those jobs back. what's the single biggest policy change that would bring that about? >> well, tax reform would be a big deal. healthcare reform is a big deal. our company has almost doubled our healthcare costs. every year we go out and try to negotiate, they just go up and up and up. >> they have got to come up with that you plan that is going it service more people and be available to more people and institute competition again. >> how do you feel like he has done and what more does he need to do? >> i think he is doing an excellent job for what he has been able to do. i think there are too many people fighting him. we need to work together to make america successful. not one party or the other. just america. >> i think if he gets a

legitimate project, that everybody can agree on, i think they will come on board. and i think that's a skill set that might uniquely he has an opportunity to do something. pete: the word russia seems to drip off the media's lips every single day every point they can. what do you make of the attempts to make puppet of russia. >> first of all that is a joke. he is not a puppet of everybody. is he his own man and always has been. >> you look what he has done and get away from the noise, is he doing well. >> we can see every day there is something new. he is not waiting around. is he making it happen. that's what we do in business. >> if you had one message for the president, what would it be? >> don't be distracted and keep doing the things that you said you would do when we voted new to office. and i think you are doing a good job. pete. clayton: stick to your promises. pete: they are frustrated by it and know there are big problems that need to be involved and fighting for the

campaign promises he ran on. still a lot of optimism in america. abby: i love these diners because the voices really matter. clayton: land of diners new jersey where the diner was created. pete: they intentionally send us to the farthest places they can. abby: actually next week i will be in lumberton, north carolina on thursday morning. good area. pete: do you know what's happening plumb enterton. everywhere i go i wish it was abby. abby: they love pancake pete. clayton: walking down the street. hey, clayton, i wish you were abby. happens all the time. abby: hardly. clayton: are you illegal immigrant who wants to know if ice is about to arrest you and your family? guess what? there is now an app. for that kurt the cyberguy is here with what's trending next. dinner plate. oh, that's a giant ipad pro- ♪ i love you still ♪ and goodness, gracious, ♪ great balls of fire ♪ and safe driver, that help them save on their car insurance.

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♪ clayton: president trump announcing two more executive orders yesterday but he forgot a minor detail. abby: just a minor one. here with that and other top stories cyber nutson th nutson. >> look at that you know a long beard. clayton: mustache. abby: look so different with a beard. clayton: got the chuck todd. abby: i love it. >> well we have what's trending online and trending number one was yesterday in the oval office. the president was there he had two orders to sign. those executive orders, he sort of got up. forget be to sign them or was

it april fools. we don't know that a treat here from rema saying this is not an april fools joke donald trump forgot to sign his own executive order. #april fools day. abby: you might like about this moment it is so humid. everyone can relate to this. clayton: all the executive orders. abby: moments in line all have you to do is sign something and your head just moves on to something else. it's just a human moment. >> we are all choo choo trains on a mission at some point. next trending topic takes to you bed, bath and beyond. news coming to drop the trump brands. tweet from grab your wallet boycott founder shannon culture, this is a big one. bed bath and beyond now confirming to customers it's no longer carrying trump products just removed it from the boycott list. another email from bed, bath and beyond. hello, can you confirm to me

whether they are still carrying trump branded products? clayton: i was surprised to learn. i didn't realize that trump made lamps. >> all kinds of products inside the trump world there. abby: bed, bath and beyond responded thank you for email. we sincerely apologize for this issue. at this time we are no longer carrying trump merchandise. >> where are we going to get the lamp next? >> finally this morning a nude snapchat like app. alerts undocumented immigrants of ice raids. coming out april 10. not april fools called notifica from an organization that looks out for immigrants that could potentially be illegal in the country and want to know that essentially here is how it is going to work. press the bu button on the app. set it up and notify let's say that you are illegal. involved in an ice raid and you are being carted away. you hematocrit the but the upon on the app. notify your attorney all your

are -- set up on the app. so pete: insidious raids happening everywhere and now we need an app. for it. abby: thank you, kurt. i think you are going to like pull something out of your sleeve any moment. i don't trust anyone this morning. >> not this morning. i'm not the guy this morning. we will post a light the stuff on facebook in a little bit, too. abby: thank you, kurt. pete: i' m worried, too about you right now. a new twist on kiss cam. the woman gets on one knee to pop the big question. abby: i love. this plus, are there any april fools pranks inel store for geraldo rivera? i hope. so and what is he doing on a lawn mower? you will find out next. clayton: that's a great question ♪ don't get busted singing christmas carols ♪ that's us ♪ that's right ♪ got to love this american ride ♪ both ends burning ♪ funny how the world ♪

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regret found the defendant years accusing him of being a stooge of the trump administration. >> senior administration official talked about the spreading of classified information for political purposes and no one seems to care. >> only two places he could have seen this information, the second-place is at a location on the white house grounds. number of people, private citizens in the us what he did, he saw was proper and --

>> april's. >> you got it? look at this. >> the problem on the 15th floor. >> back in february we started learning about this, we might be pumped and this might be a hoax. we might all -- i put post-it notes all over my office. and we have been tracking, whether or not this is true or not. these are our pranks today. you got double vision by ed henry, turned around and made a graphic of you. >> can't trust anyone today.

>> the entire segment -- change let's talk about april the giraffe. >> people have been emailing us, mixed reaction which i think april is pregnant. it would be evil enough to lead people on like this, you get emotionally attached to this thing seriously not online. a fee is down, there is suspicion, maybe that her name is april, she has been pregnant for two months, they have been saying today is the day to watch, she was supposed to be giving birth two months ago but today is the day to watch, you can predict the birth on april 1st. i'm not an expert on giraffes but she does look pregnant. >> you are taking likes on. >> live, taped or whatever.

lori writes they set up the camera in february because the giraffe made in two times, the park didn't know which time took. the media said the birth was imminent. the park never gave an exact name. she didn't want to get on my case but thank you, appreciate it. >> we are trying to say on this and give people everything we know. >> we and trying all morning to pump rick who was outside right now, something you don't want to meet, terrifying. >> i had the most terrifying morning. i go to get in the car, this thing -- i see the driver and he is filming me, what are you doing, then i look over, at 5:00 in the afternoon, daylight, late seem funny. and pitch back it scared me to death.

take a look. >> what are you doing? >> of jesus! bj's legitimate here. my heart for an hour was not good. >> you could have had a heart attack. >> he didn't say anything between 10 minutes, just sat there, felt like i was in the middle of a slasher movie. >> and still following you. >> we get up at 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning so usually they are flying, very desolate, no one is around, if something were to happen -- come get us but already feeling a little unsettled >> never know when you will see a guy in a chicken suit which might have still thought you were dreaming by the way.

>> i figured he had a nice in his hand and i would be chopped into little pieces which says more about me than it does about the incident. >> post-it notes in my office, a guy with a camera, scared the jesus out of me like you heard from rick. >> we are glad you made it alive. >> reporter: we need to -- working it out. change let's bring in geraldo rivera. change have you ever been ranked? >> oh yes, many times. the chicken and the car, i might have shot the chicken, preemptive measures. >> you look fabulous, you both

do. >> you always look handsome as always. i want to get your take on what is unfolding in washington. mostly concerned with the process, the procedure of devon nunez meeting with white house aides, and at the very highest levels of intelligence community, unmasking the seams like political purposes, are you upset by this this morning? >> a lot of things are discouraging on this rainy april fools chilly grim day new york. >> in a general sense the attitude reminds me of to remember the days of richard nixon where the press

senses blood the water and everything the president did was tainted, hostile. we are only 70 today then and plenty of time to reverse it and like the weather, the relationship between the trump administration and the media changes. i would love on opening day yankee stadium, why doesn't he invite barack obama and the first lady, something grand and conciliatory. in terms of adam housley it seems i am not sure how big a deviation is obviously a massive investigation of alleged ties to russia and a lot of people got swept up and it. in terms of how these names were then released i am not sure. >> very high up senior person in

the intelligence world. if that is the case we are talking very highest levels of the obama intelligence agency. could affirm what the president tweeted. >> charlie heard said this is could be a constitutional crisis. >> i don't know about that. what the term unmasking really mean? are they saying the names of private american citizens were given to the media as potential contacts with russia? not sure what has been unmasked. this process is going to run its course is what i advise my friend the president -- i want donald trump to be successful president. i want them to have a great time in office. that is my prime concern right now and i worry that every one of these skirmishes is going to heighten the tension and

contradictions and conflict between the trump administration, members of the media and the opposition party which is stoking it and gloating over it, doesn't help the president has been wounded by his own party backing him in terms of repeal, replace obamacare, the refugee ben is a national disaster. just cool it now, spring is here, let's cool it, we are all americans. >> people want to -- want him to fail, this is a presidency that seems like it is three years in and we are only on day 72. chuck todd from the mainstream media from another network already saying he is a lame-duck. >> a presidency right now that i think is the on saying it is crisis mode. it is on the brink, the question is on the brink of what? on the brink of collapse, on the

brink of becoming a temporarily lame-duck presidency. maybe is lame-duck is right now. >> he overstates. >> he's a reporter. >> and a commentator. i think we all have our own bias one way or the other. would you say the same thing about barack obama? done the laundry list of things president trump has accomplished while in office it pales in comparison to what president obama, same status in his second the second day in office did, movement on infrastructure, manufacturing, although this pieces. >> isn't it interesting and troubling that the list you just enunciate it is not well-known to the people. that is the job of the president to sell his accomplishments. why is he talking?

just looked at my 401(k) before i came on and my accountant had a note you are up 5.5% since january 1st. this is the biggest quarterly gain in a decade at least these are the things that should be emphasized. unemployment, the buzz in the economy, the trump trade, the true -- he should steer back to the economy, things that are not contentious. >> the role of media is to report those facts. >> what you said about biases, a lot of people gloating over stumbling. it is one thing i said last week to o'reilly, a flamboyant personality, you stumble and your enemies pounds all over you, trump is me times 10 in flamboyant and failure of the

deal of obama care reveals he doesn't have his own party behind him. what this president has to do is dramatic. i'm the opposite of chuck todd, the president has to say. i am going to emphasize the positive, this is going to get to the nation, i am sorry about merrick garland not getting a vote but i wasn't here then. neil gorsuch is qualified, don't blame neil gorsuch for merrick garland's mistreatment. you got to start someplace and he has got to be the bigger person in the room now. he is the president of the united states. let's not -- do things, grand gesture, i am in disagreement on

immigration, and, and immigration oarsmen, it serves no one's interest to heighten anxiety in the immigrant community with high-profile raids in courthouses, and -- >> this is what your dad would counsel on and how he does it. >> appreciate it. president trump putting pressure on conservatives calling them out and telling them to get a deal done on health care or else. and ripped from the book. and the biggest band -- live this morning on studio, stick

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trump telling members of his own party get in line on health care. the freedom caucus weeking of mark meadows, jim meadows and raul abner would get on board we would have great healthcare and massive tax cuts. >> a tactic pooled from the art of the deal. >> the author of the book the trump factor, and white -- for years study infrastructure from real estate. >> you travel to all these holdings over the years, intimate knowledge of his

business structure, is this ripped his business dealings? >> he ran on the is this ticket, the blueprint i wrote about in my book there today. everything you have seen with him, loyalty factor, durability factor, all those attributes, the same blueprint unfolded. >> much of it emphasizes the positive. the only choice is confrontation. very easy to get along with, and take advantage to fight back very hard, and handling of obamacare. we hired a battle tested ceo, that -- those voted for him in

the office today. we have a battle tested ceo, he has gone through failure. and the failures, the trump factor and successes if it were not for the failures. it is on the political side, for obamacare, he said his book don't get too attached to deals, i never get too attached one dealer one approach. i keep a lot of balls in the air because most deals fall out no matter how promising they seem at first. even the best laid plans, if you are fighting something you believe in even if it means alienating people on the way things work out for the best in the end. the approach is to go to a different deal. >> absolutely. diversification, margin of safety, diversification is a business tool donald trump uses every day, he used it when

running his projects in new york city and across. he will come back to health care and tax reform, this is business policy for him. >> the many instances, washington is a different place. >> part of the blueprint is hiring the right people, contractors, engineers, architects, politicians, who has got to negotiate the best deals? healthcare will come back. it goes back to that blueprint. is taking the same blueprint. >> trying to figure out donald trump is a candidate, and -- >> brad's book is called the trump factor, great insight in his business dealings. you are the allegations of

someone high up in the obama administration spying on president trump. is a time for the former president, president obama to set the record straight? we debate that next. >> the woman who gets on one the to pop the big question. ♪ with the radio on ♪ so you're having a party?

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president trump called it, the new york times now admitted obamacare is already imploding. places where no insurance company offers plans there will be no way for obamacare customers for subsidies for health plans. >> someone high up in the obama administration intelligence reports discrediting the incoming administration, issuing a statement calling it a cardinal not to orchestrate surveillance on american cities, statement many said it is full of joining us for a fair and balanced debate, journalist and radio talkshow host and gop strategist nick 4. thank you for being here this morning.

>> we do know what the intelligence agencies no, it is premature for the president to say anything compelled by law to do so. this is just speculation >> is the center of the debate which adam housley, it sounds as if you have members of the trump administration during the campaign that were surveilled, spied on. president obama is in this mix in the conversation. should he speak up? >> i don't understand why he is not setting the record straight. even hillary clinton is out there saying what she thinks and holding conferences it colleges. why is obama not trying to come out and comment on it? a lot of people i talked to, a lot of my donors in the industry

have really thought that obama is in washington keeping close proximity because he is running a shadow government, trying to talk to a lot of legislators to resist trump's bills and whatnot. abby: the problem with silence it leads to more questions. >> for eight years many in the gop wanted to hear nothing as president. is not president anyone longer, he is a private citizen, clearly enjoying his time out of the hot seat. and these claims by donald trump that he was spied on, that he was wiretapped by obama's administration have been discredited by our own us intelligence agencies. abby: i don't think we know that, do we? >> the cia came out and said there is no credible evidence.

>> that is not what adam housley has been reporting i have not read that yet but it is in direct conflict with what we got from us intelligence. the fact that you had sean spicer getting his self handed to him when doubling down on that shows it is pulled out of thin air. there is no evidence. abby: i would recommend reading the report because there is some interesting stuff. how does president trump quiet this storm and get ahead of this thing? >> he is already winning people who voted for him, he is winning the american public by working on some of the things he promised. the wall, trying to go forward on that is people are resisting. people look at president from

trying to fulfill his promises, trying to write and trying to what he said he was going to do. he cannot help it if he is resisted by democrats, he can't help it if he is being resisted by people within his own party. abby: last word here. >> i think president trump has a wonderful job getting americans to consider what real immigration policy needs to look like, to talk about the wall but he has a lot of work to do. he has, because considers the press his adversary and it need not be so. truth is going to come to light. abby: thanks for waking up, good to have you here please coming up, tom perez in the nile, chris is here to react just ahead, gentlemen, start your

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he should do this every weekend. >> like the giraffe camera. look at -- he is looking at a? >> it is not on their. >> you made -- >> who is cuter, george or april the giraffe? abby: you report, we decide. >> which nailed it. >> real or not -- >> claire mccaskill planning --

filibusters supreme court justice nominee neil gorsuch despite leaked audio exposing her fear that if republicans are forced to change the to get him on the bench the democrats will be defenseless later on. >> god forbid -- about neil gorsuch, we are talking antonin scalia or somebody on the court who shares our values. abby: joe nancy and heidi hi tim breaking ranks to support the nominee. the commitment to transparency, the white house releasing financial disclosure forms for hundreds of the president's staff and their families showing top advisor and son-in-law jared along with his wife, ivanka, are worth several hundred million dollars combined. the va hitting a new low, doctor gail klein working at a missouri

clinic, convinced he is being punished for whistleblowing. and literally does nothing every single day wasting away your taxpayer dollars. >> approximately $250,000, i look at the walls. >> doctor klein reported wait time manipulation when his superiors did nothing about it, looking at the inspector general, has not seen one patient, the va is denying retaliation, pushing a protection bill for whistleblowers. here is what a proposal looks

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party? happy april fools' day since i wasn't prepared. is this an actual segment? abby: would like it is. your response to tom perez. a few days ago he fired a bunch of people, we are going to start a new, got to be people's support. is this their strategy? >> in 2016, much as the republican did, democrats doing an autopsy, got to figure out how they screwed up, have a problem, they had the worst nominee in modern is a heinous choice, they didn't like her, she was a bad nominee, people

didn't like her. it was a mess. abby: we miss a huge opportunity, totally let go of the middle class, you his anger, that is not a way to speak class. >> maybe it is. donald trump -- the message in politics is anger is popular. donald is yelling at, and act like him. they will a him. they hang onto russia stuff. democrats stay focused on the legitimacy they say for donald trump's presidency because of russia's meddling in the campaign, it allows to deny

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