from the crowd and tackles him. not the first time this happened. pulling this off in 2015. heather: that was a little extreme. i don't know if that was all in fun. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. ♪ >> the ear wrath strategic patience is over. >> the president has made clear that he will not accept being under threat from this hostile regime with nuclear weapons. >> we've hav spineless administration under obama. now america's spine is back. >> streaming killing on facebook. >> if he wants to turn himself in. that doesn't happen until we find him. >> laws are pretty straightforward. if you are here i will heelly you should leave. the law deports people. sect kelly doesn't, it's the

united states justice system. >> who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the election, rereminds us is over. >> here come the mascots taking out the presidents. teddy gets around so he can s. going to win, flight the easter bunny takes him out. ♪ just another manic monday ♪ wish it were sunday note. were sunday ♪ that's my fun day ♪ i don't have to run day. brian: manic monday means something at the white house. that's what happens when you give thousands of kids and outstanding reporters and celebrities in one place. and bang gels all girl band i support. joining us to talk more about the bang gels and so much more. ainsley, where are you? >> we are at the white house. it's so great here.

the weather is wonderful. drizzling a little earlier. i think we will have the all clear at least for our show it is a manic monday because we are expecting 21 to 235,000 people to be here for the easter regular roll. this is the 139th year. annual tradition. it is so cute. the little kids come out here and literally roll the eggs on the lawn. the reason this. it used to be held at the capitol. they have had to stop interesting it at the capitol because congress was outraged because the egg rollers ruined the lawn. how funny is that. they passed a bill. ulis cease s. grant the president at the time passed a bill to stop having it at the capitol grounds and have it here at the white house. brian: i have never seen anyone more prepared to talk about an easter egg roll than ainsley earhardt. how much do you have in your arsenal? ainsley: i have three hours worth of information. i have read countless pages of literature on the easter egg

roll and it is literally a roll. do not call it a hunt. pete: it's not? we want to know will you be rolling at all? ainsley: i will be rolling with the crowd. how is that? i'm very flexible this morning. brian: out of the age bracket eligible to win. stay right there because as you know we have breaking news. the vice president on the road and overseas authorities expanding the manhunt, too by the way for a gunman seen executing an innocent father of nine and posting video of it on facebook. pete: suspect also claiming he murdered 13 others in what is he calling an easter day slaughter broadcast and he vows to kill more. matt finn live in cleveland with the breaking details this morning. good morning, matt. >> good morning, pete and brian. well, at this hour, police have issued an aggravated murder suspect. they say is he a cold blooded killer armed and dangerous. they are urging people here to be village lengths in cleveland and beyond. in new york, pennsylvania, and indiana. this all began yesterday when police say steve stephens

drove around on easter sunday in his car and pulled up to a 74-year-old man and shot and killed him in cold blood. no apparent rhyme or reason. the suspect posted the video of that heinous crime on facebook. in another video, the suspect tells his audience this random murder can be blamed on the love of his life, causing him to snap. take a listen. >> i just snapped. i just killed 13 [bleep] mane. i killed 13 people. i'm about to keep killing until, until -- until they catch me. like i say i killed 13, so i'm working on 14 as we speak. i just always been a [bleep] monster. in that video we hear him say he killed 13 or 14 people. police have only confirmed one murder. police are warning to be on the lockout for stephens 6-foot tall. driving a white ford fusion which is a sedan. there are reports police got a

ping from the suspect's phone in pennsylvania. this manhunt expanding well beyond here in cleveland. the fbi is assisting. back to you guys in new york. brian: meanwhile that's a lot domestically. overseas we we saw the vice president traveling on the roads for easter. not waiting for the president of south korea to take hold, he is the acting president with the elected president actually in jail with all this corruption allegations. to show the urgency of the moment, the vice president there last night. here is what -- actually i should say in the morning. here is what he just said about two hours ago. >> just in the past two weeks, the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president in actions taken in syria and afghanistan.

north korea would do well not to test his resolve or the united states in this region. we will continue to deploy the defense system as a defensive measure called for by the alliance and for the alliance. we will continue to evoofl a comprehensive set of capabilities to ensure the security of south korea. and as our secretary of defense made clear here in south korea not long ago, we will defeat any attack and we will meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective response. pete: ainsley, sends a pretty strong stance of the united states to the dmz and he says do not test our it the president. ainsley: over the weekend north korea is testing missiles on saturday and sunday. we immediately send -- or president trump sends his vice president over there for four different stops to remind our alleged investor sears and allies president trump is watching closely. is he very aware how vool

thral. i looked on the map of how many descrirs, how many missiles. we sent five descroifers, a carrier, a cruiser and submarine japan and north korea to remind north korea that we have a strong presence there well, the north korean dictator, kim jong un didn't like it. so he launches a missile in defiance of it and what's interesting is five seconds later, is he humiliated because that missile blotion up. it totally explodes so, it was unsuccessful. pete: that's right. it was. brian: meanwhile, the speculation is, even as the former u.k. former secretary speaking to the bbc is essentially could have failed because the system is not competent or could have failed and strong belief that the u.s. through cyber methods have been successful in several occasions interrupting these sorts of toasts. that's the rumor that we went ahead and blitzed this thing and blew it up before it happened. k.t. mcfarland was asked about that yesterday on mar-a-lago after meeting with the president. listen to what she said to chris wallace.

>> did the u.s. sabotage this missile? >> now, chris, you know we can't talk about secret intelligence and things that might have been done covert operations that might have happened. so i really have no comment on that and nor should i. chris: as greg palkot pointed out there have been cyber attacks in the past, should the kim regime consider that a possibility? >> the cyber attacks that occurred in the past were part of the regime sony pictures. entering a new era not just with north korea but with everybody. pete: not going to admit owe cortd v. tack here. forced to import a lot of the technology. through that supply chain has been able to put undetectable malware. through maryland any nsa able to interfere with it and prevent it from being successful. ainsley: it makes me feel protected i will say that hats off to these folks here in

washington at the nsa that can interfere with a missile launch in north korea. brian: if in fact it's true. as david ignatius points out. 8 will% of north korea's missile tests have failed. you know, either totally incompetent or something another force there. ainsley: brian,. brian: go ahead, ainsley. ainsley: i was looking at video and pictures off of north korea. the president was bringing that missile through the streets of north korea so that awful his citizen could say see this missile. but, five seconds after being launched it explodes. pete: pretty embarrassing. get inside the head of that dictator for sure. back at home in case you missed it folks in los angeles and new york apparently forgot the election is over. they continue to call for president trump to release his tax returns or have you got anti-fascists there on the right-hand side of your screen attacking pro-trump supporters. on the left side in new york city is a sort of tax rally to

get president trump to release his tax returns. president trump tweeted in reaction to both of these over the weekend saying someone should look into who paid for the small organized rallies yesterday. the election is over. so the question is are these presses at this point organic oar are these organized? brian: what do you think, ainsley? >ainsley? ainsley: i don't know. i would imagine tim, because basically we have been covering this how long? i t. wouldn't surprise me paid protesters out there. who has time to do this? we are all working. we all have lives going on. look at this video. this unbelievable. the berkeley brawl. the tax day protesters were very civil and those were mapping all over the country. this is what was happening all over the country. fires, smoke bombs, pepper spray. rocks and sticks being thrown. one guy had a broken nose. he said somebody hit him with brass knuckles.

these people are angry on both sides actually. brian: came down push back because of the mess that happened a couple months ago. technique live they say this vermont law school professor jennifer kalb and frank organized tax day protests. usually about people saying paying too much about taxes now it's about donald trump releasing taxes. pretty much old story. towards the end of the month look for more because we are visit egg climate change and. people are very level headed when it comes to environmental chases. ansz two 24eurdz of americans think the president has obligation to release tax returns. if you read president trump's tweets over the weekend he was saying basically get over it, i won and we're here to make america great again. pete: scwasktly, guys. the election so ever. i don't know what people are protesting other than an attempt to muddy the waters and dispsychiatric this president which so far hasn't worked. we will stick with you.

i know have you biggest this morning, too. from the white house. ainsley: kellyanne conway. we have a full lineup. sean spicer, kellyanne conway. eric trump expecting a child and they will bring dogs. brian: family masseuse. she'll be getting a rub down. ainsley: luggage was so heavy i need a massage. brian: here else is what is straight ahead. pete: tough talking sheriff going viral online. >> enjoy trying to sleep tonight wondering if tonight's the night our swat team blows the front door off the hinges. we are coming for you. pete: wow, that is aggressive. that tuck tauf -- tough talk turning into real results. brian: i knew what you meant. the easter bunny didn't just visit the girls and boys yesterday. he visited roosevelt big time.

take note. pete: don't need a neck or bunny ears ♪ i'm going off the rails on a crazy train ♪ ♪ when you have a digital notebook to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score... and $4.95 online u.s. equity trades... you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief.

suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. tbut with lightning fast shifts instant. and dynamic track-tuned suspension, what the road demands, the gs delivers. experience high performance through high technology, in the lexus gs 350 and gs turbo. experience amazing. hey, i've got the trend analysis. hey. hi. hi.

you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits. my natural language api can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. watson, you gotta learn how to take a hint. i love to learn. it's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow... ...it's how well you mow fast. woooh! it's not how fast you mow... it's how well you mow fast! it's not how fast you mow... it's how well you mow fast. they're not just words to mow by, they're words to live by. the john deere ztrak z345r with the accel deep deck to mow faster, better. take a test drive and save up to 250 dollars on select john deere residential ztrak mowers. with all the things you'll never learn from a book.

expedia. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. i did active duty 11 years.my in july of '98. and two in the reserves. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. it actually helped to know that somebody else cared and wanted make sure that i was okay. that was really great. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. call today to talk about your insurance needs.

♪ >> this is not the obama white house. we don't give our play back away. that is very bad strategy. but we have an incredible team, whether it's secretary mattis. whether it's h.r. mcmaster. weather it's tom bosset which is responsible for some of our most amazing cyber work. we north going to tell people what we do. brian: you know who that was. the trump administration keeping tight lipped over whether the cyber attack was responsible for the sailed north korea nuclear launch. do we have the capability to keep a strike like that from happening. that was sebastian goreca. here is the senior intel officer and senior fellow with the london research lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. what are our options? we keep hearing china has got to deferring here. do we have any options if we have to go it alien? >> no, we don't. i think at this point we will. and i think that's the policy the white house has put

forward. to your point and to seb gorka's point. we have been working this issue since the early 90s since they became nuclear. we have a range of capabilities to include those, i would say, dark arts. the issue of cyber and other things like that. so, i have think we're a lot further along than people understand, which is good. with that said, i think the reason we're here is because the obama administration who by the way had all these capabilities just chose not to use them. the strategic neglect by the white house has left us with limited options most of them have to be aggressive. there is a good chance we probably did have something to interfere with missile launch over the weekend. brian: i hope. so it doesn't do nic any good to claim tore pound our chest about it. >> that' >> strategic. strategic. >> i meant neglect.

brian: i'm being sarcastic says to president trump trnel biggest problem is 8 years which i ignored for eight years which people seem to be glancing over. we have two responses if military san option. brand new microwave way of getting i understand neath the ground and possibly bringing all electronics to its knees in north korea what's ever left. and mop penetrates 200 feet below the surface that could stop their nuclear program. real quick, something happened in turkey this weekend that you want the american people to know about. >> look. presidenter gone hapresident erm the power of a dictator. nato, turkey is a nato ally. but they have been -- not very helpful in the war against isis and other things. president erdogan coming in with new powers is very likely moving turkey towards a position of him being a

dictator and calling for no further elections. so this is a real danger about the turkish people and to our lines with the tuckers. this is no small issue. i think we need to take great notice of tucker were where it is going right now. brian: he essentially said goodbye parliament. i'm doing this myself. >> that's right. brian: even though they had total control of the media he only got 51% of the vote. this is unbelievable. in the "the washington post" today they put turkey 1917, 2017 it's the end of the republic. i don't know what that's going to do for our relations i sense nothing good. >> real danger. brian: colonel, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. brian: sports analyst up in armsz this morning apparently the flag is too political for sports. wait until you see how the internet respond god that guy. plus veteran guess up against anti-trump protester. afraid to show his face calling him anti-american. speak to another veteran who watched this confrontation play out. >> i can't hear you. >> you are [bleep] anti-american.

>> i'm an anti-american? >> you stupid [bleep] i'm a patriot. >> at old dominion, we see freight... ...as a combination of products and customers. every on-time arrival is backed by thousands of od employees, ...who make sure the millions of products we ship arrive without damages. because od employees treat customer service... ...like our most important delivery. od. helping the world keep promises. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data into insights that transform their business

and will enhance the game for players and fans. the microsoft cloud turns information into insight. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber® works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber® nourishes them... and what helps them, helps you. clear, taste-free, benefiber®.

and what helps them, helps you. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different.

♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning. time for quick check of your headlines. president trump's national security advisor visiting afghanistan just days after the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs on isis fighters hiding out in the caves there h.r. mcmaster discussing counter extremism saying the stakes are high. >> this is really the modern day frontier between barberrism and civilization. the president has asked for range options and we'll give him those options. heather: last week's strike is

estimated to have killed nearly 100 isis fighters and no civilians. homeland security secretary john kelly with a new warning for illegal immigrants and says that just one minor offense will put you on isis' radar. >> the books have r. pretty straightforward if you are here illegally you should leave and be deported. the defense of criminal has not changed. where on the spectrum of criminality we operate has changed. someone, for example, with multiple duis, even a single dui depending on other aspects could get you in to the system. let let so far the crackdown is work. "the washington post reports nearly 22,000 immigrants have been arrested by isis this year. that's up more than 23% from 2016. pete? pete meet thanks, heather. protests taking a violent turn in california over the weekend. take a look at what happened when a u.s. army veteran tried to stop protester thugs from burning the american flag.

>> i can't hear. >> you you are [bleep] anti-american u. pete: he tells the vet he is an anti-american i air force veteran was also at the rally in berkeley. he joins us now. thank you for your service and being here this morning. foirl, we see on the video this confrontation. you were there in context. anything else about that confrontation that you saw? >> yeah. i saw a lot. i saw a lot of disrespect. and it really offended me as a veteran and as american. i would like to say that the gentleman in the wheelchair, did he his part. he came out and he stood up for free speech from protecting the constitution, you know, the best way that he could. and, you know, basically, these thugs that came out were just looking for violence so they could get their three second sound bite or their

photographs. pete: so tough they couldn't show their faces. >> berkeley own thugs scheduled their own protest at 10:00. what were you there to rally around? >> well, we were there for the free speech rally. and we -- and i came specifically for protection on prevention around the perimeter. and i was there all day. so i got to seat initial layout early in the morning, which police set out with orange fencing. and then as the -- as people showed up, the new berkeley requirements of essential hav having no desk equipment was stripped from anybody who arrived with it. pete: clash and other side got

violent and trump supporters were forced to fight back. this thug in the mask calling this veteran anti-american. what argument is he making? on what premises is he saying that? >> well, certainly he is saying that he wants globalism. he wants no national borders. he wants to allow billions of people to fill the united states without any vetting. essentially. and that's not what veterans sign up for when they agree to risk their lives for essentially a lawful, orderly society. and there are forces that are against that surprisingly. pete: what you say are the fault lines remain the same. open borders and others who say i want to have a country i feel is special and i want to protect the flag is it true that altercation started when

the vets tried to stop them from burning a flag as well? >> well, you know, i was across the park, so i'm not completely. pete: flag there for sure sure. >> i had someone try to throw a knife at me while i was standing there and called the police over and they picked it up. pete: darryl, thank you. we unfortunately live have to leave it right there, but, of course, the tolerant left who wants the open borders full of peace are throwing knives and bricks for men like you. pleechted you for your service. >> yeah. it was unbelievable. thank you. pete: you got it thank you very much. >> have great day. pete: desperate search for micing high school student who vanished from a prom. the a jacket, broken cell phone and shoe left behind. the easter bunny didn't just visit all the boys and girls yesterday. he did that.

he visited teddy roosevelt with a basket full of pain. that's helmet to helmet ♪ calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence? ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com.

bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems with the most precise data at their fingertips. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. the whole country booking on choice hotels.com. four words, badda book. badda boom... let it sink in. shouldn't we say we have the lowest price? nope, badda book. badda boom. have you ever stayed with choice hotels? like at a comfort inn? yep. free waffles, can't go wrong.

i like it. promote that guy. get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed. when you book direct at choicehotels.com. book now.

>> teddy gets around so he is going to win, right? the easter bunny takes him out. >> just go for the tremendous decapitation of teddy roosevelt. pete: apparently the easter bunny came from our plaza yesterday morning to nationals field in washington, d.c. brian: there is only one. and right there, the easter bunny definitely trained at penn state linebacker u.

that is a textbook tackle. pete: it is. brian: joining us on this tackle is ainsley ire hart. we stationed her away from us. would he wanted to sigh if she could host without us. ainsley: when i see the easter bunny do i have your permission to do that? brian: not how you profile. i can't see you tackling anybody. ainsley you teased us about the fact that you know so much about the easter egg role and piatt is skeptical. tell us about easter egg hunt today. ainsley: i knew you were my favorite. you have got to earn my trust again. so beautiful and amazing. i got on the morning show a year and a half ago so this is all new to me. brian, have you come out in the field and come out to the white house a bunch. this is all new to me. i'm like a kid in the candy store. this is the view right behind me. the south lawn, that's the view of the white house. when he and the president wake up they want to have coffee on the porch this is the view

they look at. steve, can we get a shot of the monument? they look out and they see the washington monument? we are panning around. that's the view they look at. absolutely beautiful. south lawn. people are getting ready there are umbrellas because this it t. is drizzling a little bit. there is gavino. she is on her staff so piecing somethingen stain gram. corn holes to the right. picnic tabletion over to the left, steve. left,. steve: is our amazing camera guy out here. can we show the start and finish line of the roll? the starting line is here and finishing line is not very far away. this is actually where the roll takes place. and then can we show them the oval office? i'm probably making you all sick, right? this is the oval office over here. it is a beautiful site. and right behind it is the harry s. truman, that large building i in the back growbsd. so much fun and exsiting to be here. we walked in and saying howl impressed we are with the

staff. beautiful flower arrangements everywhere. it's just awesome. i will tell you the history. back in 1870 this thing began. back in the capitol. what is so funny about this is the children are all people that participated they got -- they were so excited that they were rolling those hard boil you had eggs down the lawn, they were ruining the landscape and stepping all over each other. congress was horrified and outrage all the damage that the egg rollers did. so the president, ulis cease s. grant banned it from the capitol lawn and that was in 1876. then in 1877 it rained out and that's where it was supposed to be here at the house, but they couldn't do it here because of the rain. first time 1878,th president then is rutherford b. haze. are you aimpressed now, pete? >> i am very impressed. >> people are saying are if he going to do it this year.

they got it up to speed and finally came off. if you are watching and see chaos that'sth strip. >> supposed knob. ainsley: you know how childrens are at easter egg i'm told a roll not a hunt. they want to win competition and games going on. there is a guy who makes those wooden eggs. there is a guy in maine to makes those eggs. president was worried about what was happening in the middle east and borders and reforming healthcare. he was a little busy. the guy saying you shouldn't put in order for easter eggs. so the president got on it and that's why you say people are wondering is the easter egg roll going to happen? brian: just yell into the oval office at one point mr. president, if you are not busy, come out and talk to me. ainsley: he has been known to watch our show. maybe i don't have to watch our show can i do that?

>> i will just wave u. >> if he wasn't impressed before he is now. brian: thank you check in again and again this you have are sing of us. ainsley: i have do miss you guys. brian: i will see you siews. pete: misses you a lot. >> it's a secret. jfrgets i think we will see the president out there finding easter everythings. begin with desperate search of a charge to vanished gif prom. he brief of drive to the dront can with a relative. the carve gowned the plot: tuxedo jacket and broken cell phone. police believe he got into another vehicle. buff they have no leads on his whereabouts. and united airlines facing a brand new fiasco. that's right.

accused of kicking more people off of a plane. this time a bride and groom flying in houston to costa rica to get married over the weekend. the couple says that a sleeping passenger was already in their assigned seats. so they moved to an empty row. that's when they say a u.s. marshall came on board forcing them off. >> the other gate lady snickering and laughing at the fact that we were sitting there. my fiancee was in tears. i was pleading with them. and they are snickering and laughing about it. i think customer service in the airlines has gone real down hill. heather: here's the thing. union knight you had denying the accusations saving that a u.s. marshall never came on board and the couple refuses toe following indestruction its. this one week after the airline sparking outrage after dragging a passenger off auto plain. weful see. remember he will passover went

ballistic. he now getting results. >> dealers bush egg this poison we're coming for you are. >> i wanted to reach out to our citizens in lake county do let them 2340e6 i rise there is a problem and to ask hem for then hip. >> complat grinnell promising can he note all damascus. 60's people and reats. fl bs pregnant tweeting this photo of old glory in outfield in atlanta. he wrote, quote: will you keep politics out of sports, please? we like sports to be politics-free. well, as you can imagine lots of response here in the room as well on twitter quickly bringing the high heat. one user replying patriotism is political u people dying for our rights in this country. yeah, we will lay out the flag. another says the flag is not

political u it's a symbol of the core values that all americans share. it binds us together unlike you. to take that those are a look at your headlines. heather: the flag ♪ political u. brian: i didn't think so. all chris chulo wants to talk about how the yankees have won season in a row. >> absolutely. pete: keep it on baseball. has this guy never been to a game before, too? there is a flag before every game. >> what in you have the world is going on. butch says those air strikes on syria should have been done years ago. own advisors say they agree. he will talk to unof them next. we have information by the buffalo to hope you catch in on the objection ♪ ♪ take my heart and make it strong ♪ you're simply the best

♪ better than all the rest ♪ ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪

i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you.

ostriches don't really stick vitheir heads in the sand.ve horns on their helmets. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new everyday. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. do you: "a," hire a tutor... bonjour! announcer: "b," enforce a "french only" rule at home...

j... announcer: or "c," watch some foreign films. [man and girl snoring] when it comes to parenting, there are no perfect answers. but that's ok, because you don't have to be perfect to be a perfect parent. teens in foster care will love you just the same. brian: when it dime taking action in syria, the president made it clear that decision was long overdue. >> what i did should have been done by the obama administration a long time before i did it. and you would have had a much better, i think syria would being a lot better off now than it has been. brian: along those that agree with him and several obama officials. some saying their former boss emboldened our adversaries. let's get reaction from former obama campaign advisor david that fury. david, you agree with president trump that we should have done this in 2013? >> i absolutely do.

i wrote an article in 2012 arguing that we should have have done missile strikes then. taft there had only been 8,000 syrians killed by assad. that was tragic then. we have 60 times that who have been killed now. almost 500,000 syrians dead. had we done air strikes or military strikes in 2013, sent a message to assad that we weren't going to let him engage in the most heinous acts towards his own civilians, including the barrel bombs and chemical weapons attacks we might have averted some of those attacks and put him more in a box. i certainly agree we should have done it back then. i would note that president trump didn't agree we should have done it back then. he tweeted several times we should not attack syria in 2013. he was wrong then. he is right now. brian: the thing is what the president did and found maddening instead of saying i don't want to death with rapid up in a conflict like iraq. he would safe i don't want to

put 120,000 troops in there as if there were no choice. there were other choices besides putting 100,000 troops doing nothing, right? >> you have seen tactical missile strikes and air strikes can have a real impact on dictators it worked in kosovo got them to back off on genocide. even when they moved troops into -- i think it's going to have an impact in syria not because so much of the strikes we did already but because asat is whord what weir will do next. e. is not get going to let us take their entire air force. you had they was gates. secretary of state hagel all lobbying and vu got to take action. he says i don't know about these preps revment the longer

we're waited the more they are infiltrated by dirsst it makes difficult situation right now. >> i agree with you. rice of isis wa syria and happened because no one was supporting the moderate rebels in syria. they had no one tolls turn to to try to protect them from assad. they were will to accept isis in that case because the situation was so extreme because they were not getting any support. that really is tragic the rise of islamic radicalism in syria came out of the fact that the international community was not acting in syria. in part. brian: finally, would you say assad has to go? we know he is evil. 400,000 dead. maybe even more. more will die. but if he goes, who is next and do we have to play a role in that? >> absolutely assad must go. that was actually it policy of the obama administration. that should be ut pole of the trump.

i hope trump has sign i had on now that he is on missile strikes against assad. i don't think the sunni population -- death if he decides to stay in power. what happens next? step down and some sort of coalition government. certain live. so people around asatisfied could still be in leadership i someone who supports assad. then you need support other ethnic groups in syria. i have do a agree unfortunately loy have hogs to play a role. the foocket that we lieutenant obtained political solution the are as hard as it is that's the reason why we don't have one yet. brian: russia is a major player. thank you very much. kellyanne conway, eric and.

when it comes to startin start starting a business women have the you were hand. i remember pete hegseth from when he was on the couch ♪ there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want.

booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah.

brian: when it comes to starting a business, next guest says women have the you were hand. she is hitting the road to tell about it. pete: author of brand new book business boutique. women's guide for making money and doing what she's loves. hitting book stores across the country today. we will go on board this beautiful bus with you because

you are hitting the road. >> yes. i'm so excited. never been a better time to start a business than now. 49 million works as the free lanszers. the demand is. you can start a business tomorrow with nothing more than idea and facebook page. brian: maybe not. instead of people say i'm waiting is create the perfect job. that is the engine of the economy. >> make money doing what you live. having fun and providing for your family. brian: let's look at the life you are living now a life of luxury. let's see. pete: here we go. >> all right. pete: this is living. this is what happens when you write a successful book. brian: a lot of the women watch our show. and let me go over here. they are wondering what tips can you give them right now if they don't feel they have the idea yet? >> sure. here's the thing u whether you are just dreaming and have you an idea that keeps you up at night or running a successful small business, you just need

what anyone needs to win. you need a plan. that's wife i wrote this book cover to cover. step to give you everything i need to start run. pete: live in a big economy. >> earn money from home. i help women turn their ideas and passions into small businesses. give you what you need to win. why women are better than men. >> many ask me we are wired to take that into the market plates. i want to approach women exactly where they are and not only highlight their challenges but opportunities exactly why they are wired and help them wins a well. pete: want of the issues you want women to push through and put yourself out there. step out. my background is with cakes. my mom started a cake shop. kind of like a wedding cake larger tier on the problem that supports all the tiers above it cover everything from building your foundation all the way through putting

yourself out there and marketing. brian: the whole problem is had you a mom setting example. that's not me. i don't have the ability and accomplishive to do that. i have never done that before. does your book attack those people with those fears? >> it really does. the whole chapter son fear. one of the longest chapters. what holds people back is not a look of resources or time or money, or even business knock. if you understand fear is normal. can you push back that fear and win any way. pete: with can learn about your tour and book. >> learn about dave ramsey doth come. >> in looking at best toe. brian: first stop atlanta. thank you so much, christie. >> sure. thanks for having me. brian: our next stop is washington, d.c. ainsley, what's next? ains y'all need to drive down hire. i'm here with the easter bunny.

i'm knot going to tackle him. pro-tennis team they start their season no july. yuan i yuan. wife laura. stay tuned. b we have a busy, busy show. this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. bburning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression,

or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. ask your doctor about lyrica.

but first things first- timcall trugreen,ed. america's #1 professional lawn care company. millions of homeowners like you trust us to give them a lawn they can live on. start your trugreen lawn plan today for only $29.95.

just in the past two weeks. >> the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president. north korea will woo do well not to test his resolve. >> the president has made clear that he will not accept being under threat from this hostile regime with nuclear weapons. >> strategic neglect by the obama white house has left us with a limited number of options. most of them have to be aggressive. >> the search continues in ohio for a man accused of murdering an elderly stranger and streaming that killing live on facebook. >> they say he is a cold blooded killer armed and dangerous. >> the laws are in the book pretty straightforward. if you are here illegally

should leaf of the law deports people. >> taking a violent unrine in over the weekend. >> thugs that came out were just looking for violence so they could get their three second sound bite. >> there come the moss scotts taking out the presidents. teddy gets a round. so he is going to win, right? the easter bunny takes him out. ♪ pete: that i is a live shot of the jefferson memorial in washington, d.c. there is the washington monument emerging. brian: thomas jefferson's birthday was last week. a lot of consistencies here to help bring in the show and bring it straight home back to me. pete: the shot pulls back and where are we? brian: we are in washington, d.c. hey, hainesly, are yo ainsley, a

good time. ainsley: i'm having the best time. easter bunny, ladies dressed up as eggs. military band behind us. hear them playing. we are on the south ellayna lawn. behind the camera that's my shot. i get a beautiful view of the washington monument. oval office back this way. so surreal to be actually here reporting on this. i can't wait to hear all the kids here. screaming and running around and excited about rolling hard boil you had eggs. pete: i'm sure controlled anarchy there. brian: covered two stories of cities stopping easter egg hunt because parents were going to fisticuff because their kid wasn't capturing enough eggs. real quickly, serious stuff going on in the world when especially when it comes to north korea. points of no burn where you have node not been before.

79. that's why over to south korea and over to japan. when the president is going to welcome in a world leader, japan was one of the first. when it came to the vice president hitting the road on easter, that's exactly where he was this morning. pete: the vice president made his way to the dmz visiting south korea and troops there made remarks. very strong remarks as it pertains to the north korean regime. take a listen. >> just in the past two weeks the world witnessed the strength and resolve of our new president in actions taken in syria and afghanistan. north korea would do well not to test his resolve or the strength of the armed forces of the united states in this region. we will continue to deploy the thad missile defense system as a defensive measure called for by the alliance and for the alliance. we will continue to evolve a comprehensive set of capabilities to assure the capability of south korea.

as your secretary of state made clear in south korea not long ago. we will defeatny attack and meet any use of conventional weapons with overwhelm egg and effective beyonce. >> vice president goes to the dfrntion and says don't test our warns. you have don't believe us look back at syria. you need to listen to us. we have already -- president trump has already sent a navy tank force. five destroyers. carrier, cruiser and submarine. that's what we know of. the but the is not telling us what his strategy is per se. buff we do know that we have a strong neigh presence there. and that's a warning to north korea to say from you are going to lunch missiles, we are would go and you 90% of

the trade is with china and back and forth. although china has helped us out by stopping cold shipments in february and overall coal imports are down 51% and that's one of the few natural resources along with some minerals, trade overall between the two countries is occupy up 37%. what are our options besides china coming in sand saying i don't want thatted that missile system in south korea. you are getting it anyway. i don't want the american military presence off the coast of that peninsula. it's there anyway. that puts pressure on china. in terms of what we can do over the weekends nobody was budging on details of what america's options are? >> made very clear he is not in the business of announcing in advance of exactly what he is going to do. >> you know we can't talk about secret intelligence and things that might have been done, covert operations of what might have happened. i have no comment on that and nor should i. >> this is not the obama white

house we don't give our playbooks away. that is very bad strategy. >> i don't want our strategic to be released to the rest of the toward are porltd. big party of the's everything is that the world would see him as uncybillable. not shaking. sheen the capability to use it in syria and afghanistan. strategic patience also a not worked. they cut a deal saying they would not get nukes and they have them. trying to get the ability to deliver them. at some point you have to draw a real line in the sand and that's what the president is doing. >> you have done two tour us i'm sure they like hearing that. they don't want the strategy announced to the rest of the world. >> why would you give that away. brian, as we talked about earlier, there is reporting

that potentially failed missile launch from north korea was something that we had some involvement in, whether it was cyber attack or mall wall ware they have to import technology they use. brian: verizon. stopped their nuclear program. rife veeld saladly. the pud nick virus needs to being everybody feet building. it blew up 80% of missile tests have been failures. you wonder are they terrible at it or destroying this before they even basically get off the launcher. ainsley: right. jim jong un was launching that in defiance and then seconds later humiliated. big parade on saturday where he brought the missile out in front of all the citizens there. bringing it out in the parade in the streets to say this is what our missile looks like.

fires it off and five seconds later texas pose. has to be extreme live embarrassing. >> who knows what they are telling their people because they are commune nisz stick regime. but some reds are going to roethlisberger when a failure like this. bribe brian when south korea bees recovered one of the i would falling or wreckers some of the leaders were in chirn dheert these are cheendz not blank market or sell them wednesday choices i'm not sure u. >> you have a cup mel interviews. >> we will ask him about north korea and the president's relationship with china. pete: good stuff. stay there be on the lookout for the easter bunny. he can sneak um on you. ainsley: i will. he is here somewhere. pete: back with a fox news alert.

authorities expanding the manhunt for a gunman seen executing an innocent father of nine. then posting the video of it on facebook. brian: the suspect also claiming he murdered 13 others on the easter day slaughter broadcast and vows to kill more. matt finn live in cleveland with the breaking details. >> good mornings, brian and pete. this sunday easter declared evil. looking for the shooting suspect in this case described as armed and dangerous. police are urging people to be judge lentsd hervillage lengthsn cleveland, pennsylvania and new york. steve stephens drove around on easter sunday in his car and pulled up to 74-year-old man and shot and killed him in cold blue-eyed. no apparent rhyme or reason. he post you had the video of that heinous crime on facebook and then in another similar video he tells this can be

blamed on his wife. we have video thereafter killer. then snippets of that rampage. take a listen. ♪ gunfire] empty. i just snapped. i just killed 13 [bleep] man. i killed 13 people. i'm about to keep killing until, until they catch me. like i said, i killed 13. i'm working on 14 as we speak. i have always been a [bleep] monster. >> in that video we hear the killer say he killed 13 people. right now confirm one. on the lookout poor driving a white ford fusion. there are reports he got a pings from the suspect's fine. this mid-atlantic manhunt.

9:00 a.m. press conference we expect to learn much more heinous details about this crime. back to you in new york. pete: thanks a lot. tough story. brian: heather childers has the other headlines. hey, heather. heather: good morning to you. take you overseas to begin right now. major and historic vote shaking up out middle east. turkey narrowly approving a referendum to greatly expand it powers of their president. turkish president celebrating among thousands the modify ends democracy and creates dictatorship. it comes of a a failed military coup loos july. opponents say they will. the teenager who vanished of in the nilings of the high school prom christian per red walked with n. with a guest

but walked out later. one shoe, broken cell phone and missing jackets knot a good gipe police believe and they have no leads on his whereabouts. the countdown is onto the boston marathon. the first group of runners loading onto the buses just moments ago. more than 30,000 people will hit the streets with tight security along the route. four years ago pressure cooker bombs you will remember exploited at the finish line killing three people and injured nor than 4. collier was shot and killed by the tsarnaev brothers. two mumentsz unveiled at the bombing sites next year u i can't believe that's benel four years agency. tight security though for this one. >> a lot of resilience in that town for sure. thanks, heather u. brian: the missionary moved from sporting events cause

some to believe it's too political? >> pete: i can't joins us fry in. there is teddy. it apps he has recovered by yesterday's shot from the easter bunny. >> i think he is on the concussion. ainsley: we have sean spicer coming up ♪ so why i give my life ♪ i give my life ♪ i give my life ♪ i give my life ♪ i give my life for you ♪ if you've tried every pill on the shelf

to treat your tough nasal allergies... ...listen up. unlike pills that don't treat congestion, clarispray covers 100 percent of your nasal allergy symptoms. clarispray. from the makers of claritin. it's realizing beauty doesn't stop at my chin. roc®'s formula adapts to delicate skin areas. my fine lines here? visibly reduced in 4 weeks. chest, neck, and face cream from roc®. methods, not miracles.™ actually making your body feel better... that's exactly what tommie copper does for people everywhere. they call it "wearable wellness," and tommie copper has infused it into everything they do. why not experience the difference tommie copper can make in your life? go to tommiecopper.com, enter your e-mail to become part of the tommie copper community, and get 15% off your entire order, plus free shipping.

life hurts, feel better. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. but so we don't have tormin wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less.

enjoy the go with charmin. brian: all right. you saw the story first on "fox & friends." the book reasons to vote for democrats filled with 256 blank pages. pete: look at that since then, the tell-all has skyrocketed to number one on amazon and is now formally hitting store shelves with threshold editions. brian: buy the book and learn nothing. author and correspondent for the daily wire michael j. knowles. michael, what have you learned from this book tour? >> well, i've learned that doing nothing really can pay. that is an amazing lesson of reasons to vote for democrats.

pete: michael, i have read it multiple times. it's by my bed stand. i find can i read it almost every day and every night. i like chapter 2 about foreign policy. i feel you really nailed that. >> i feel that is pretty right. threshold simon and shiewsster has put out second edition. more concise but just as about whats the first edition. democrats are doing. you think when it comes to foreign policy the last 8 years are being exposed right now? >> it is unbelievable how within the first 100 days of this presidency we have exposed the total failure of the last 8 years of foreign policy. it really is, i think. i think people on both sides of the aisle are seeing a real breath of fresh air coming. in. pete: michael, there were copy cats trying to say reasons to vote failed. yours skyrocketed to number one. why does this book resonate. >> those copy cats copied my

name. they had named like david knolnoels. the reason this hits is because this book is true. reasons to vote for republicans i being black blank is not true. seeing that play out in the national politics. the democratic party has utterly employed. lost governorships, state houses, this, that and the other thing. brian: they say look what happened in kansas, big written for donald trump in that district. just a 7 point win to keep that seat i. they say look georgia suspect. tom price's seat. we are going to be back up on the uptick. we will show you. >> well, i'm sure they are saying that and we will see. certainly there will be some push back one imagines the pendulum will swing back in some way. i'm feeling quite optimistic about the way the country is

going and the way the conservative amusement and republican party can shape that. pete: certainly for updated edition to the book you should add a chapter that says hating donald trump. that's their political strategy. you hate donald trump that's why you should vote for us. >> that should be the entire third edition u that's the only agenda they're offering. i remember during the presidential campaign, hillary clinton's tweet was a photo of donald trump. it's really unbelievable that he has been able to live so rent free in their heads. brian: he wants another four years. he has already raised $7.4 million for his re-election campaign which should drive democrats crazy. thanks so much for joining us. i appreciate it and prom miss to keep up the lack of work. [laughter] pete: michael knowles well done. out today. we appreciate it. brian: portrayed on snl as somebody who wore a rabbit suit because he did during the bush years easter egg roll.

sean spicer up shortly having fun and answering questions from our co-host. i forgot her name. pete: ainsley. brian: that's right. ♪ no river wide enough ♪ to keep me from you ♪ a first-time homeowner is scar, but you don't have to do this. man #2: what if a tree falls on our garage? woman: what if a tornado rips off our roof? flo: you're covered. and you've bundled your home and auto insurance, so you're saving a ton. come on. you don't want to start your new life in a dirty old truck. man #3: hey. man #1: whoa, whoa. flo: sorry. woman: oh. flo: you're safe. you're safe now. woman: i think i'm gonna pass out. can you stop using the bullhorn? flo: i don't make the rules. can you stop using the bullhorn? there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah.

did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet

that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. ♪ ainsley: new overnight. reports now showing a u.s. cyber attack might have been behind the failed missile launch of the rogue nation north korea. here now to react to these reports is white house press secretary sean spicer. sean, thank you so much for being here. >> good morning, welcome to the white house. ainsley: you are here for the easter egg roll. we will talk about that in a minute. first we want to talk about this news. because yesterday north korea launch as missile and five minutes later it explodes. >> i think the president and aware of north korea's

actions. they monitored it and the president and vice president were briefed on the situation. obviously this is not a helpful action by north korea. we have continued to urge everyone in the region, especially china to aplight pressure to north korea. it's in no one's interest to have nuclear north korea. ainsley: does north korea listen to china because saying stop testing nuclear missiles and they launch one on sunday. >> there is a lot more that the chinese government both politically and economically they could be doing. made inroads relationship with president xi at mar-a-lago. they continue to have discussions. we will see a lot more of a unified response when it comes to north korea. ainsley: there is talk that the u.s. might have sabotaged that missile yesterday. did that happen? >> i'm not going to get into any of the -- those kind of details. national security. i will say that it's obviously watching another unstefl

military attack ensures that we continue to keep safe not just south korea other regions but it's good for the world. ainsley: what if kim jong un. i'm sure he is elm bare also a wasted because his missile explodes. what if he does this again? what will be our response? >> again, we are prepared for multiple contingency. the united states for decades has been well aware of north korea sensation of hostility in the peninsula. we will continue to monitor the situation. the president's team continues to provide updates with the actions and threats north korea poses and we will take action. this president has been very clear is he not going to telegraph his response to any particular threat before it needs to happen. ainsley: what about syria? what if there is more sarin gas? what if assad decides to do this again? then how will we respond? >> the president took very decisive and justified action

to give syria a couple weeks ago. he made it clear at the time that that kind of action gassing babies and children was just horrific. >> he said that didn't happen those were child actors at 1 years old. >> i don't think anybody in their right mind believes that look at countries supporting, syria, iran. moist of the civilized world stands strong with the united states in defending yo defendin. ainsley: russia is in bed with assad, what happens next? the president is saying it's the worst relations we have had with russia in a very long time at least or maybe ever. >> look, we have a shared interest in curbing the threat of isis. i think we want to continue to have an open dialogue with them especially when it comes to that area of shared national security. we will continue that dialogue and hopefully build up some areas of mutual cooperation.

ainsley: let's talk about the easter egg roll. testing sound in the back ground during our interview. what were you going to say? >> i said it's the 139th. ainsley: that's right. >> great american tradition that the trumps look forward to continuing here. ainsley: and you are back. i remember when you dressed up as a bunny. those pictures have been floating around. >> now i just have a tie. >> bunny ty? what did you do for easter. >> went to church with my family and friends. roll for the kids and it was a great day. >> great day. >> they will. ainsley: have you done this with your kids biff? >> i have. it's a really cool american experience. military families ander that school kids. a lot of people fly in from around the country. it's great experience for children and families to be able to come to and be a part of american history. ainsley: one wowm would camp out all night long before the

lottery tradition. what will happen? they are testing the sound, why? >> the president and first lady will welcome everybody to the white house. right off the balcony. later around 9:30 they will come out. a ton of games and experiences. that's what the first lady really wanted to return this to an experience about the children. most of the activities today are focused around allowing them to come and have a really neat experience, whether it's having books read to them or some of the international characters. it's a really fun day for children. ainsley: i saw a military band walking through, too. so we will hear great music today. >> oh, yeah. ainsley: there is a rainbow in the school too, so it will be blessed. thanks so much have having me. we will be place you had. talk about all those crazy protests that happened at berkeley and all across the country. stick around. ♪

♪ everything seems to be some kind of wonderful ♪ i know i can't express ♪ this feeling of tenderness ♪ there's so much i want to say ♪ and the right words don't come my way ♪ it's no wonder he said, "you don't have to pick me up." at lincoln financial, we get there are some responsibilities of love you gotta do on your own. and some you shouldn't have to shoulder alone. like knowing you can maintain your lifestyle, no matter what comes your way. ask a financial advisor how lincoln can help secure your plans for retirement with lifetime income. the toothpaste that helpstax, prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse.

help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums, and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind. new parodontax toothpaste. take 5, guys. tired of your bladder always cutting into your day? you may have overactive bladder, or oab. that's it! we really need to get with the program and see the doctor. take charge and ask your doctor about myrbetriq (mirabegron) for oab symptoms of urgency, frequency and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions. if you experience swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or difficulty breathing, stop taking myrbetriq and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may affect or be affected by other medications. before taking myrbetriq, tell your doctor if you have liver or kidney problems. common side effects include increased blood pressure, common cold symptoms,

urinary tract infection, constipation, diarrhea, dizziness and headache. okay, time to do this! don't let your bladder always take the lead. ask your doctor if myrbetriq is right for you. and visit myrbetriq.com to learn more. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. when you have a digital notebook to capture investing ideas that instantly gives you stock prices, earnings, and dividends... an equity summary score that consolidates the stock ratings of top analysts into a single score... and $4.95 online u.s. equity trades... you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪

>> he is going to win. >> easter bunny takes him out. >> go for the tremendous decapitation of teddy roosevelt ♪ i get knocked down ♪ but i get up again ♪ you're never going to keep me down ♪ i get knocked down. brian: i don't like this too much. pete: i love it. easter bunny has a soft side and a tough side. brian: security guard not going to protect. what's he doing there?

pete: he was going to win a raise he never wins. brian: wonder what kind of headache teddy is getting up today. what's going on? ainsley: we are getting over it are you over it? i know you are here. hold on, you all did it ahead of schedule. did you see that? i think you give a hug. give a hug. come on. y'all are okay. there we go. they are all getting along. it's the easter egg roll. everyone is happy. we are all dancing around as happy as can be. back to you guys? pete pete's handshake didn't look authentic. the hug looked real. ainsley: teddy has to go. pete: teddy is a busy man. he is a busy expresident. ainsley: kellyanne is coming up in a few minutes. we ask her about the protests. meanwhile stuart varney. brian: stuart varney trumps of

the easter bunny every day. pete: that's right. after a week of decisive action in the middle east it's the economy that may grab the attention of many americans this week. brian: i sense this is a stuart varney introduction. many analysts are predicting the best quarter of profit growth since 2011. >> you are correct. pete: does it signal another big week for the president? >> what do you mean by analysts? i don't have analysts on my show. brian: you have you? >> precaiaphasly. i'm saying it is going to be a very good week for profits for american corporations. it better be, by the way. because if it's not a good week watch out for 401(k). here's the story. this week is when the big, big corporations start to report how much money they have made in the first quarter of the year u all the predictionals are that tfps going to be a very, very good result. that we will go up in profits maybe 10%. good number. best performance in years. brian: what sectors should would he be looking at.

fabulous five. facebook, am zoom, google, mike soft and apple. they will report pretty lived results. financial sectors like the banks and insurance companies will report good results. pete: q 1 earnings coming out. at what point does congress have to act and legislation be passed whether fundamental tax reform for this to be solidified. how much of a bump is this and how long will it continue? >> that's the $64,000 question. what investors want is deregulation and tax cuts. and to obamacare. that's all still in the planning stages. we haven't got there yet. but, nonetheless, that's what they are hoping for. now. pete: planning for it. >> it's got to happen. the stock market has gone straight up since the election. because everything thinks we are going to get tax ghosts. we haven't seen that yet now they are waiting for profits.

better be good and strong. there is a trump rally. brian: one thing is clear. they are cutting back on regulation. when those ceos go in to visit evidently the president goes into listening mode when those ceos are in and tends to act after that. one was import, export bank. he turned around on that because convinced it two help small business. a lot of people upset by that when ceos come in and say if more tax reform, we want regulation reform. >> yes. he is able to sign that. >> he is able to do that. he doesn't need congress for that congress is in recess for another week. they don't need congress to change the rules and change the regulations. the president can do that. that's given him a great deal of confidence to businesses. brian: here's a reach. but the paris agreement is going to be front and center this week. going to be protests pushing for environmental constraints to be-to-continue to be leveled on america. what do you think big business is looking for. >> i'm laughing because you seem to know more about this than i do. pete: he does his homework. brian: that's what happens when you don't have any

friends. no one calls me i might go read some more. >> here's the situation. this week you find out about profits. that's the story of the week. profits had better be up sharply from the previous year. if not, watch out for that trump rally. i think profits will be up very strongly. pete: it's most likely these companies believe president trump is going to side on the side of business and deregulation. north more international agreement? >> i don't think the paris accord is that important to american business. mr. pruitt at e.p.a. has signaled he is going to get rid of the damaging. forget the paris accord whether we go with it or not. it's not that important. pruitt and e.p.a. is far more important. brian: what's important for me is for everyone to watch you from 9 to noon on the fox business network. >> i think you should anchor that money, brian. you know a great deal be money. brian: i'm doing radio at the time or else we would talk.

you don't have heather on your show do you? brian: not now. good morning to everyone esm. we begin desperate search for teenager. have you heard about this? the teenager vanished in the middle of his high school prom. police in idaho says kristian perez drove to the dance with a relative but walked out 9:00 p.m. saturday. the car was found in a parking lot nearby the 17-year-old's tuxedo jacket, one shoe and broken cell phone. at this point police believe he got into another vehicle. they have no leads on his whereabouts. president trump national security advisor visiting afghanistan just days after the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs on isis fighters hiding out in the mountains and the caves there general h.r. mcmaster discussing security and counter extremism saying that the stakes are high. >> this is really the modern day frontier between barberrism and civilization. the president has asked for a

range of options. and we'll give him those options. heather: last week's strike is estimated to have killed nearly 100 isis fighters and no civilians. and united arlts, yes, united, facing a brand new fiasco if you can believe it accused of kicking more people off of a plane. this time a bride and groom flying from houston to costa rica to get married over the weekend. th couple sets acease passengers were. that is when a u.s. marshall came on board forcing them off. >> the other gate lady snickering and laughing at the fact we were signature there. my fiancee was in tears and i was pleading with them. they were snickering and laughing about it. i think customer service and airlines has gone real down hill. heather: well, united is denying the accusations they say a u.s. marshall never came on board and the couple refused to follow instructions. this, of course, coming just

one week after the airlines sparkdz worldwide outrage for dragging a passenger off of a plane. those are look the your headlines. more trouble for united. brian: we don't know what actually happened. there is push back he wouldn't move. pete: yeah, at this point people may be looking for attention. >> maybe. pete: heather, thanks a lot. the mission to remove the american flag from sporting events. some people fear that american flag could be too political. brian: plus kellyanne conway is live with ainsley at the white house. that's not ainsley that's kellyanne. ♪ it was the heat of the moment ♪ as america's #1 professional lawn care company,ing.

trugreen can tailor a plan that turns your ordinary lawn into an extraordinary one. so start your trugreen lawn plan today for only $29.95.

pete: every time. when are we going to cover that one? brian: nbc writer calling for flag a to be sidelined. pete: here is fox news 24/7 reporter. carley shimkus. >> the lead baseball writer for nbc sports. over the weekend he tweeted out this picture taken at the atlanta braves new stadium. big flag in the outfield. he included the caption will you keep politics out of sports, please? we like sports to be politics free. brian: someone said make america great again or i miss president obama. this is the american flag. >> american flag. pete: has he has he been to sporting event where there is always american flag. >> is he a sports writer.

>> he wrote a blog post. the flag not only political symbol but money grab. because politicians wear the american flag pin on lapel to advance political careers gave a bunch of examples like that. people on social media are credit advising him. here is what rick on twitter says i think there was a time when love for country wasn't considered political and a lot of people would like to return to that time. many people saying rick hit the nail on the head there. frank said this is ridiculous. one can love the country and completely disagree with its leaders at any given time. and cammeron wrote on twitter patriotism is political? people die for our rights in this country so, yeah, we are going to lay out the flag and also have a military. pete: that's right. when the flag becomes political we are losing that generation that isn't learning what our country is for. >> absolutely. >> lu a investor.

>> florida sheriff peyton grinnell gave this message to drug dealers. he went viral for it take a listen. >> to the dealers i say, enjoy looking over your shoulder, constantly wondering if today's the day we come for you. enjoy trying to sleep tonight wondering if tonight's the night our swat team blows your front door off the hinges. we are coming for you. >> there you go. pete: that is a video. >> he can also walk the walk because the department just announced that they delivered not only one but two major drug busts in one week. people in media said after 8 years of lawlessness. this is finally what we need. jay chimed in. keep it going, sheriff. we are proud of your department may the lord protect each one of you. brian: tell me what the significance of this is. a donald trump jr. decided to wear one certain shirt.

>> a certain shirt. he has added modeling to his resume. take a look of instagram post wearing a green shirt that says very fake news on it. he posted that with the caption i think i will have to buy a few thousand of these in the mainstream media. meantime model hits for them. how do you think it looks. >> it shouldn't be red. very fake news? >> concept idea. main one will come later. now i kale you very fake news. brian: what are else are you doing today? >> on the radio all day. 24 hours. not fake news. brian brian it's real. thanks, carley. >> thanks a lot. brian: you seem very nice. pete: on camera. brian: and off camera. pete: okay. brian: how dare you hurt her

feelings 14 minutes before the hour. does north america join the credit for north korea's missile launch failure. the possibility of cyber sabotage ahead. pete: our own ainsley earhardt is at the white house front lawn counting down the easter egg roll. >> look at this. this is the south lawn. this obviously is the white house. you have the marine corps band out there playing for us. it's so successful. here you see the start line start to finish i will see you the oval office and the monument. we are here at the easter egg roll underway ♪ here i am baby ♪ signed sealed, delivered ♪ i'm yours ♪ here i am baby ♪ umbrellas!!

you need one of these. you wouldn't put up with an umbrella that covers you part way, so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off.

brian: ainsley, a short time ago you promised to she me what was around me. pete is counting on the tour. when are we getting the tour? ainsley: do you want it now, brian? pete meet please. ainsley: please let me introduce my guest. they are the first family. first easter bunny family. they are only here for the easter egg roll and they come back every year. and then we don't see them for another year. this is amazing that we get to see them. this is president easter bunny. this is first lady mr. easter bunny and this is junior did. i get the titles right? >> yes. ainsley: y'all are so wonderful. thank you for joining us. should we show them a tour, what's happening? for the folks at home and brian and pete. this obviously is the white house. this is the south side of the white house. you can see the u.s. marine

corps band. you can see them up there. if we pan over here, there is the oval office in the back ground right behind that tree and it's just beautiful. you see the crowds getting ready everyone wave. we are having so much fun out here. easter egg rolls on are on this side and that side. let's keep panning if you don't mind, steve. this is what president and mrs. trump get to see every morning. they get to see the washington monument and absolutely a beautiful view. and we have got all off our friends. pete: the cat in the hat. >> cavity in the hat and elmo there. show the kids. easter egg roll they play corn hole and easter egg. the eggs are actually placed author them 21,000 minimum. one year 37,000. the crowds are going to continue to grow. look at these precious children. they get the eggs at the start line and they try to use these

spoons to help roll the egg down to the finish line. and i understand when some of the older kids come later in the afternoon that they get a little competitive. they start flinging these legs to the finish line. pete: first, second, or third. does everyone get a trophy at the egg roll? ainsley: i think you get to take home a wooden egg. brian: ainsley, of all the lawns you have been on? all the greenery, what later on fertilize an air raid. i know you love your lawn. am i allowed to do this? i'm pulling grass from the white house. this could be pretty spectacular. do you know what's great about this though? they open it up. this is the people's house. they open it up to people across the country to come here with their children and celebrate easter. it's always on a monday. that's always been a tradition. started in the 1800s and originally at the u.s. capitol.

the kids demolished of the grounds and landscaping need to be fixed. congress stepped in. hthey were emp furious. ulysses s. grant though lo ir. brian: trump kids going to compete with the other kids or trump against trump and other kids against other kids? are the trumps going to be sectioned off? a. ainsley: who would win? ainsley: ivanka? pete: professional rollers. ainsley: i asked them that very question and they all said they are sick of winning so they are not going to participate. pete: too tired. i saw the ninja turtles were there so security is tight. ainsley: oh, yeah. pete, your sons would love that. and my daughter would be going crazy over elmo.

brian: ains, try to keep in touch. you have kellyanne conway in five minutes. collect in with you again. brian: unless brian cuts your mike and tries to do the interview himself. ainsley: i will bring you back grass. brian: the legal kind. ainsley: i'm rolling some grass. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance.

♪ ♪ take on the mainstream. introducing nissan's new midnight edition. ♪

♪

how much money they've made in the first quarter of the year. all the predictions are there's going to be a very, very good result.

>> protests taking a violent turn over the weekend. >> these thugs are just looking for violence so they can get their three-second sound byte. >> teddy gets around, so he's going to win; right? >> any broken bones? no broken bones? he's okay. everything's good. come on. y'all are okay. there we go. it's the easter egg role. everyone's happy. so we're all dancing around happy as can be. ♪ ♪ brian: put up to keep the kids away from ainsley earhardt. ainsley security, that's what it's right. easter monday at the white house. ainsley: what's wrong with the picture? we've got the two ladies on one side of the screen and two ladies on the other side. y'all remember this beautiful lady, kellyanne conway, the

adviser to happen. wonderful. we were just talking about the easter egg roll and meet her family in just a few seconds, but i wanted to talk to you about some of the news. kim jong-un launches this missile, five seconds later it explodes. what's the vice president's reaction? >> he made very clear that the administration, between the air strikes in syria and afghanistan, this administration has made very clear that it will take action when it feels it's appropriat appropriate. ainsley: yeah, he says we're running out of patients. what if north korea launches another missile? >> well, he will do what he always does, consult his national security counsel, his cabinet. and he always makes the final decision. but i think also the recent rapport and relationship first lady melania trump have established with president of china is very important

because what you see is china doing a very courageous thing the vote for the un security council next week, and they're talking about different issues. but i think it's a very, very important trip that our vice president is embarking on behalf of the trump administration, and he's made very clear as general mattis has and secretary kelly and others what is going on here. ainsley: okay. main street media is saying there's a big shakeup happening within that house in the administration. what can you tell us about that? is it true media's gone after steve bannon. >> well, the media -- there's so much going on in the world as you can see and so much going on domestically, and you have a president fighting for health care reform, repealing and replacing obamacare simple. juan: will that happen? >> they're working hard on it, including during recess. you have republicans home but working and the president has it a priority for him. we want to get where premiums aren't rising out of control like they are with obamacare. we want medicaid to continue

to help those who are in need but at the same time, you want to make sure that this is a free market system where health care people can get health insurance like you buy your auto insurance and other goods. we want to make sure that drug pricing is reasonable and the president made it very clear. working on tax reform and health care reform. ainsley: there were a lot of protests over the weekend, especially that one in berkeley. did you get a chance to see that video? >> i did. ainsley: people are so angry. >> six months after donald trump won 306 electoral votes, you have people still trying to make it go away, and this is the president. this is the people's house. this is their government and the president the early morning hours, he's going to be president for all americans. he's making good on that. tax relief will help families, help businesses, repatriot all of this tax money that are abroad that should be here.

all of that investment sitting on these domestic companies actually investing again because they feel good about emanything of that nature tax reform, they feel confident about the economy under president trump. even those who are protesting, but i would love to hear the new dnc chairman, bernie sanders say democratic senator from vermont who are going out on the road, and i would love to hear hillary clinton. i would love to hear them come forward and tell the people to stop. they have the right to express their first amendment but violence isn't going to get us anywhere. and i would love to hear democratic leaders of the party, instead of still talking about the election. move forward and help us negotiate. help us get democratic votes on tax reform and infrastructure. ainsley: right. that's what people care about. well, the president did tweet over the weekend about all the protests, and he said someone should look into who paid for the small, organized rallies yesterday. the election is over. so he's suggesting that people

are protesting and getting paid. is that true? >> oh, he's saying to look into it, and i totally support him on that because we know that the political left is very organized and well funded. we saw that during health care reform. we'll see it during tax reform. we certainly saw it during the election. i think they spent what? 2.2billion by some accounts. they had much more money but we had much more staff. the most brilliant that i've ever seen and also a message. a very empowering and positive, optimistic message for people that included many of the measures that he's implementing now as president. so should examine what's really going on here. again, what is the point? in other words, are you -- are we close on health care reform? because this is a country that needs to be governed now, and you have a president and a vice president and a cabinet working very hard every single

day to implement division that they ran and won on. ainsley: tell me about your egg roll, is this your first time? >> it's my first time as a parent. we have so many military families here and children's hospitals and veterans families represented. i think first lady melania trump and her staff did an amazing job, following the tradition of other first ladies. she picked four pastels colors and a golden egg, they worked very hard to get this to happen. and i'm told it's the 139th anniversary of the egg roll. the longest continuous tradition at the white house, and it's a day where we don't think of politics. we think of the children who are involved, veterans and military families who are being honored here as being inviteees and obviously our amazing first lazy melania trump and president trump will be visiting today and americans should thank them for putting on such a beautiful event. ainsley: can we see your family?

i see them behind you. they are so cute. >> vanessa and her brother george is off camera. ainsley: girls come over here, please. i've heard so much about you. now, what is your name? >> i'm claudia. ainsley: how old are you? >> i'm 12. ainsley: and how old are you? >> 8. 9. ainsley: and how old are you? >> i'm 7. ainsley: and where is your dad? i've never met your husband either. >> nice to meet you. ainsley: my husband of 15 years. wait a minute. your mom came on and she said when you found out the president won, she said one of you didn't want to go. >> that was me. ainsley: your mom has a chance to work at the white house. and you can meet new friends. >> i don't like change, necessarily. and i like where we are now, and i just feel -- >> she'll love it.

what do you think, charlotte? ainsley: how do you like the school? >> good. ainsley: you haven't enrolled yet; right? >> they've been looking at schools. that's right. ainsley: they've been looking at schools. >> and their brother is very excited. ainsley: george is your twin; right? >> yeah. ainsley: what's it like being a twin? >> it's good and bad. we love each other. we always know what each other's thinking, really. best friends, really. ainsley: what's it like seeing your mom on tv all the time? >> it's interesting. it gets really -- i don't know. ainsley: george, you're laughing. why are you laughing? >> i'm laughing because that's an interesting word for her to use. ainsley: what is it like for you, george? >> well, i -- it's interesting. as she said. and it's exciting. it's really just a big thrill to see kellyanne conway here at the white house and working with the president during all sorts of exciting things. ainsley: well, we know she couldn't be successful at her

can job if you weren't a great partner, and she always talks about what a great partner you are. what do you do, george? >> i'm a lawyer. >> so will you be able to move down here too? >> i will be able to find something down here, i suspect. >> we started off at mass, and we have a number of friends visiting here, and 20 of us went to brunch and 22 of us went to dinner, but we started off honoring jesus. ainsley: what does easter mean to you all? >> jesus. jesus. ainsley: you guys are adorable. god bless you. george, we love you. who wants to toss back to brian and pete? i think you're going to be our actress in the family; right? >> back to brian and pete. ainsley: guys, how cute is their family? brian: yeah, i tell you what, ainsley, i've never seen

kellyanne not be able to handle something, she got so quiet. ainsley: brian says she's never seen you where you can't handle a situation except for today. you might have been a little nervous what everyone was going to say on camera. >> live tv is unforgiving. thanks for having us, fox and friends. >> ainsley, right at the beginning of the question of north korea, you cued looney toons from the marine core band. ainsley: how about after i asked a serious question i think it was about north korea or about the protests, i say now let's talk about the east egg roll. quite a transition. >> beautiful fox and friends balance, for sure. brian: that is a great family. thanks a lot. ainsley: you're welcome. >> coming up, hollywood protesting against donald trump. >> if you have nothing to hide, then, please, why not if

you care about the american people, you will release your taxes. >> she's a celebrity, so of course she's wearing sunglasses on a cloudy day. but it doesn't stop there. even the reporter gets in on the trump bashing. the media's real agenda. next. brian: and you heard of sanctuary cities even sanctuary states. now they're taking it one step further. we'll let you know what she's screaming about. i think that's her natural color. ♪ ♪ kevin, meet your father.

kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you.

briathe customer app willw if be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company.

but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. >> if you have nothing to hide, then, please, why not? if you care about the american people, you will release your taxes. describe the threat that the current president is to our democracy. when it comes to neutralizing that, these things actions like this is the way to make our voices heard. absolutely. brian: wow, with questions

like that, can there be any doubt of the agenda of that channel and the media in general? here's to discuss so much more for the media research center brittany hues. brittany, that was a very telling question that the reporter asked deborah. >> yeah. at this point does anybody even question whether or not the media has a bias? you can't get more blatant than this. first of all, i'm not sure who made her the reporter for the democracy. but when a reporter jumps in like this with a leading question and pretty much parrots what a protest is saying and flat out accuses the president of being a danger to the democracy and agrees with that and then says is this a way to get our message across? you know, at that point you might as well put down the microphone, pick up a picket sign and go running into the march you're because you're becoming part of the story. this is basic journalism 101. you don't do this. but of course we've learned over the past few months that

the media isn't actually interested in reporting the news, they would rather be part of the news and create that narrative. so as much as i'm not surprised by this, it is a pretty brazen display, and i think it goes to show why a majority of americans don't trust the media. exactly reasons like this. and rather than stop doing this, rather than, you know, say that. okay. we're just going out and report the news and let citizens decide, the media continues to double down on this and push these types of narratives, and we end up seeing problems like this. brian: you feel the tea party was covered the same way? >> no, absolutely not they weren't. about eight years ago, the tea party around tax day was also holding rallies. the tea party held hundreds of rallies all across the country, you may or may not remember this depending on the way it was covered. but back then, the media took the slant that these were just a bunch of right wing crazy allies held by people that were in the camp for corporations and lobbyists. they accused it of actually -- they could you say fox news of

kind of perpetuating these rallies and that they weren't even -- they were completely discredited. and they -- the media painted these rallies about people ticked off about the election. now eight years later, you have protesters going out and agreeing with them, pushing a completely different narrative. you see it all the time. brian: to their defense, this tax day protest was bigger than most. you know, there were in many, many cities, and they say this all germinated in vermont through social media. >> well, and they were decent side depending on where you looked. but it still doesn't change the fact that the media covers certain events a certain way depending on whether or not they're pushed by conservatives or held by left-wing propagandists. for example, you saw it in january, the women's march that created wall-to-wall coverage, even days were spent, one week later, hundreds of thousands of

people showed up to march and support the lives of unborn, and that barely even mentioned. and for a reporter to go out and assert herself into a protest as if she agrees with it rather than simply reporting on what's happening, i think it shows they do have an agenda, they're shameless in their agenda, and they want to be part of the story, they don't just want to report on it. brian: thank you very much. we'll see if she gets reprimanded today. i doubt it. brittany, thank you. all right. coming up straight ahead, erica and laura trump join ainsley live from the white house. will their kid be participating next year? allergies with nasal congestion?

find fast relief behind the counter with claritin-d. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d.

for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ brian: so is chief strategist steve bannon really the white

house bogeyman? he is if you ask the mainstream media. just look at these recent hedging charactering's top adviser has been indicative to the current administration. but our next guest think so that's a bad idea, and he joins us now, he's trial attorney brett barns, and he bet famously on president trump winning a six-figure windfall. you've seen these reports that steve bannon is on his way out. what do you think of those reports? >> the media has been waging a five-month war against steve bannon because as russia limbaugh said last week, they've been able to tax his unique set of skills. they know how to help trump and trump has utilized bannon's unique set of skills. trump may be the original jedi but bannon's the last. >> yes, he haddie against the media lies. and that's why they've been

waging a war against him, and they know how trump is massively able to utilize bannon's skill set for those that elected trump. if you look on a map, you see where these voters came from and gave president trump than edge, it actually looks like a basket. it goes from northern maine to missouri to minnesota. and bannon has an be incentive antenna that connects to those voters. but it's useful when you're a strategist like trump to have another great strategist like bannon in the room where you can walk down two doors and get the motivate antenna that are key to those. pete: obviously you've heard jared kushner, steve bannon, and president trump has been asked about that recently. this is what he said. he said i like steve, meaning steve bannon, but you have to remember he was not involved in my campaign until very late. steve is a good guy but i told

him to straighten it out between him and jarod curb nowhere, or i will. that was reported in the april 11th in the new york post. so for reporters who see steve bannon as part of that voice, how important is it for you that they work that out? >> oh, it's critical because steve bannon is sort of the flame keeper for trump's populous that got him elected and key parts of his conservative constituency. jared kushner is a nice guy but it's bannon that helps with trump's strategic mastery. trump valued multiple voices in the room and steve bannon is the only voice that represents that constituency in the room, and it would be a detrimental to his campaign and to his presidency to not have it. the media's crimp night against trump's strength is to try to isolate him not using twitter or watching fox news or listening to talk radio. steve bannon is a key component that helps trump break through the bubble the media would like to

superimpose on him and reach and understand and communicate for those working class. pete: and of course they want to isolate steve ban object, saturday night live showing him as the grim reaper. what would it be to those who love president trump if steve bannon were not to be there? >> that means the media has won. their five-month smear campaign against bannon even smear his ex-wife in the washington post that they had won, rather than trump won. i think trump's smart enough to know otherwise, in fact, he's proven ms. his mastery all the way through, he's fixing the ship. but steve bannon needs to be one of the captains on that ship. he's one of the key field generals. trump's always the commander-in-chief when it comes to strategy but steve bannon is a essential general to making sure the populous conservative constituency keeps its promise kept. >> robert, you described steve bannon as a moab, you've now described my life as a moab as

well. thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. pete: well, ainsley is live at the white house counting down to the easter egg roll. ainsley, you still there? ainsley: you recognize these. pete: of course. ainsley: we've seen their pictures, we're here with eric trump, trump obviously his beautiful wife and his two babies and another baby on the way. next year this time, you're going to have your baby in your arms. your family is expanding. we're going to talk to them coming up. stay with us don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase allergy relief delivers more complete relief. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause all your symptoms, including nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. flonase is an allergy nasal spray

that works even beyond the nose. so you can enjoy every beautiful moment to the fullest. flonase. 6>1 changes everything.

♪i believe, i believe ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar

♪ ♪ ainsley: you are looking live at the jefferson memorial in the distance and the washington monument and look at this. one lady holding up their phone and another one -- there you go. taking pictures of all the journalists out here because we are reporting on the south lawn of the white house because today is the easter egg roll. an annual tradition. the 139th anniversary of this fabulous tradition, and i'm standing here with the president's son. eric trump. >> it's an amazing place. ainsley: and the marine band playing for us this morning. >> and the crowds. i mean, it's amazing how many people will be here. ainsley: and your dad and melania will be here shortly. >> melania has done an incredible job with this ethnic. she put her heart and soul into it. ainsley: let's talk about

north korea, the president sent his vice president overseas, has four stops in asia. what is the message he wants to sent to out of you are a adversaries? >> in the world, you pray for peace. my father has a backbone and the state of this country comes first and quite frankly, the safety of our allies comes first. he praise for peace, but he will show leadership, and that's something that hasn't occurred in the past, and you saw that quite frankly in syria and afghanistan, and he will take action if he needs to take action but, again, you pray for peace. you don't want there to be desperate destruction and turmoil around the world. but, again, you have to have a massive backbone when it comes to dealing with awful, awful dictators that don't like us, don't like our way of life, and he will protect america, make no mistake about it. he will protect our country. ainsley: vice president says running out of patience. if he does launch another missile, what's our response? >> i don't know i'm very fortunate that i'm not the person who has to make that

call, and it's a tough call, and it's the daunting nature of the commander-in-chief. you have to make these calls where there is no right or wrong answers. it's the better of two really bads. but my father will protect this country, he will keep this nation safe, and he has done an amazing job. i'm so proud of him. i'm so proud of everything he has accomplished. he's an incredible man. ainsley: if you watch the mainstream media, that's not the message they're talking about. how do you handle that? >> it's hard. my father's my best friend. i love him to death. he's done such a remarkable thing, and he's here for the right reason. he didn't need to do this. you and i have talked about this all the time. he didn't need to shoulder the responsibility that he has every day in that building. but he did it because he wants to put america back on the proper force again. you've seen what he's done with jobs, you've seen what he's done with manufacturing, illegal immigration and how low the numbers are. you've seen what he's doing with regulations, slashing regulations across the board. businesses are coming back to america. the dow jones is up 12% this year alone. we've created almost a million

new jobs. he's doing an incredible, incredible job and, listen, it might not fit the mainstream media's narrative. that is what it is. but he's doing an amazing job for this country, and he's going to be an incredible president. ainsley: how are ivanka handling this? she's the daughter of the president just like a sibling of yours. >> sometimes no good deed goes unpunishment. it's very unfortunate but ivanka is a amazing woman and jarod is incredibly smart, an amazing guy. they've both got ahearts of gold. they're amazing people, and they want to help. and they're going to be amazing advisers to my father, and they're going to represent this country incredibly, incredibly well. ainsley: and her is very important to her, with he tried to get an interview with her today, but she's still honoring, and we couldn't get an interview with her. >> that's right. ainsley: your brother posted

this picture, i'm sure we have it of him wearing a t-shirt that says very fake news sums up and a smile. >> i think that's about right. other than fox news. that's about right. don's great, he's got a beautiful family and they're running around here today. that t-shirt was a lot of fun. ainsley: well, you have a beautiful family. >> thank you. ainsley: laura, come on in and introduce us to your dog. >> yes. ainsley: you have charlie and ben here. >> charlie and ben. ainsley: this is charlie the little one and how long have you had charlie? >> charlie we've had about seven years and ben we haven't even had a year. in fact, a year ago right now ben was basically on his death bed in an animal shelter and an incredible rescue group helped us get ben and nurse him back to life, and i can't believe not even a year later we're here on the white house lawn with him for the east egg roll.

ainsley: i mean, for all the ladies watching with a baby, she's in her second trimester. how are you feeling? >> i feel good, i feel great, i've been able to work out and do a lot of what i'm doing, we're just blessed to be here and feel good and be healthy. ainsley: what was easter like for you all knowing you were going to be parents? >> it was really special. my family got to come down to florida as well, so we had a nice, big group and just thinking about all of these big milestones coming up next year. next year, we'll have our son out here. and although i don't think he'll be able to walk yet, i think it will be so special. >> we'll get him out here. he'll be three months old, but we're just going to -- ainsley: sick of winning, aren't you? as a mom, you're already praying for your child, but when you hold that baby, all of your hopes ask dreams, she's from north korea, and we've talked about this. both of us, this is amazing what god has done in our lives. your father-in-law is the president of the united states. what does your mom think of that? because she was holding you, i'm sure she would have loved to know this was going to

happen for you. >> of course. my mom and dad are both so proud. they're the biggest supporters of our president, and they're just so thrilled that we have this unique opportunity to experience such great things like this today. it's really special and honestly, we're just so blessed. ainsley: when you took eric home for the first time, you're, like, mom, i'm dating a trump. what did she say? >> well, they were very excited. i told him he's a yankee, but he's a good yankee and southerners will know what that means. ainsley: i know what that means. >> we've come a long way. ainsley: and now she's going to have a yankee grandchild. >> that's right. ainsley: half and half. >> that's right. it's going to be so fun to interview y'all next year with your baby. so much is going to change. baby's due in september. >> more boys. another boy. i've got two here, one here, and one in the oven. ainsley: and you'll be the queen. thank you so much. happy easter. >> thank you, ainsley. great being with you. ainsley: okay. well, the hit show homeland is all about heroes protecting the country from enemies like terrorists.

but this season, a new enemy arises. >> during this season that maybe it's the -- it is the white men in government and the military establishment that are the bad guys, not the muslim community. ainsley: but is making white men the enemy the answer to the diversity problem here in america? chuck is going to weigh in on that. ♪ (cat meows) flea bites can mean misery for your cat.

advantage® ii monthly topical kills fleas through contact. fleas do not have to bite your cat to die. advantage® ii. fight the misery of biting fleas.

bp engineered a fleet of 32 brand new ships

with advanced technology, so we can make sure oil and gas get where they need to go safely. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. >> if you have nothing to hide, please, why not? if you care about the american people, you will release your taxes. pete: celebrities giving journalists a run for their money in the battle with the most out of touch american people award at this weekend's

tax march. brian: i don't know if that's a trophy or gift certificate. here to weigh in, chuck, i remember, by the way, for the record when you did wheel of fortune, you used to have a chance to shop and put it on a count with the money you won; right? >> yeah, that's true. that's a long time ago. brian: when you were off, i lost interest. chuck, tell me about when you watched these protests, you were not that surprised. why? >> well, number one, it's meaningless to anyone of any consequence or anything of any consequence because it's just to raise money. that's really all it's about. and that's why they're funded, protester funded, to raise money for the dnc and whoever needs it to stir up the base. trump's not going to release his tax returns, why should he now? he's already president. and to o on top of that, 99% of the people in the country, me included wouldn't even begin to understand what his tax returns to look like they're so complicated, i'm sure. but, you know, that's the

irs's job. they can tell whether he's done something or not. but they're just looking to raise money, that's about it. pete: sure. let alone holiday celebrities reading the tax returns and deducting. >> yeah. sure. why would you want to do that? bill hayes was my business manager. and he said i'm going to tell you one thing, chuck. if you're going to screw around, don't do it with the government. and i never forget that advice, and i always took it. brian: right and also the celebrities understand entrepreneurs. and the risk that donald trump takes and the mind-set. >> that's an interesting point of view. not only celebrities, but i don't think politicians in general understand that because donald trump uses his own money, he borrows his own money, he's responsible to pay those debts back, he's responsible for everything. it's personal responsibility and, you know, and accountability and that is an

to liberal progressives because they're not responsible for anything. it's always the other guy's fault. so it's a very different mind-set in washington today, and i think it's very hard for them to adjust to this. so they're lashing out. pete: absolutely. well, speaking of lashing out, one of the stars of the series homeland, his fist name, he plays saul on the show. >> i know the show very well. he follow it. pete: he said in the sixth season, they're taking a new approach. this is what they said to todd. listen. >> what role do you think you can play in helping to deescalate the fear? because it's fear that's out there. >> movies with cowboys and indians and the nazis, communists, you know? now they've chosen a community who has made contributions to the world. >> homeland has been criticized for how muslims are portrayed. >> yes, it is. and we've taken that responsibility and particularly in season six we've tried to be part of the

cure, not part of the problem. >> a different story line. >> a different story line where we're helping these people and a story line that shows in this year and this case and this season that maybe it is the white men in government and the military establishment that are the bad guys. not the muslim community. pete: so making a point that it's the white men in government and the military. >> yeah. this is another thing of the left that's stirring up that division. you know, look, islam is a problem for me. islam is a problem for the constitution. islam with sharia law does not work in this country, and it can't even begin to become a part of it. so i don't understand the support with this and the support of the hollywood community knowing where islam is in the mix of things from religious and a political point of view. because it's politics wrapped in a religion. it's really not a religion wrapped in politics. brian: when you talk to these muslim extremists, you talk

about hollywood says they're tolerant, you have to put up with all different types of people. if you're gay and muslim with isis or al-qaeda, they have two choices. chop off your head or throw you off a roof. where is that outrage? >> all right. isn't. the left is very interesting when they operate. no matter what it is, they are in constant conflict with what their message is. which i think is very difficult for them to get across to thinking people. so they have to concentrate on people that don't think. >> it's -- it's just a walking contradiction taking every wrong direction on their lonely way back home. and i don't think back home is going to be in politics in 2018. brian: and, by the way, your podcast available on itunes? >> available on itunes and stitcher. you can also get on blunt force truth.com. and thank you very much for the plug. i appreciate it. brian: all right. go get em,chuck.

thank you very much. >> thank you. pete: she's had an all-star guest list all morning long at the white house but we're checking back with ainsley, she's live there as the east egg roll that gets underway. brian: but always check in with a guy who has a big guest list. sorry. pete: i apologize for him. >> here's what's coming up. we're continuing that search for the killer in cleveland. the guy is still on the loose, authorities are tracking him down. we're going to take you live when they have a press conference. we with we will make sure you know every last detail. and after the launch in north korea, trump says we're going to going to telegraph every move. top of the hour. we'll see you then n kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin

kevin kevin kevin trusted advice for life. kevin, how's your mom? life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you.

pete: ainsley, we miss you here. i keep moving closer to brian, and he moves further away. you're missed. ainsley: i know. i'm a journalist, and i have to do the story, but i miss being near you all. brian: have you found any children to talk to? because this is a day for children. ainsley: they are so cute. well, let's look. let's go find some children. let's walk around this way, we'll do a circle. this obviously is the south side of the white house. the president is going to be up here with the first lady because she hosts this event. that's the tradition. they'll be up there talking to the crowd at about 9:30 we're told. there's the oval office up there, and then this is the beautiful landscape, and look at the view that the first lady have. the washington monument, the washington memorial straight

out there. and then we have a lot of folks that watch fox news, and they brought their children. so here's some of the kids, their parents -- y'all's parents watch fox news? >> yes. ainsley: they do? what is the best part about being at the easter egg roll? yes, ma'am? >> being on the news. ainsley: being on the news. national news. good answer. great job. all right. what else? >> seeing trump. ainsley: seeing mr. trump. president trump. that's a good answer. how about you? >> just being here. juan: that's a great answer. >> decorating the easter eggs and hunting for them. ainsley: yes, ma'am. >> getting to do the egg roll. ainsley: you all have such nice manners. you're all holding up your hands. >> i've always wanted to be on tv. ainsley: now you're famous. who do you want to say hi to back home. >> my friend kate, she's nice to me and on my soccer team,

and i've been missing her for a while. ainsley: what position do you play? >> on defense. ainsley: okay. brian, that you hear? brian's a soccer coach. he has lots of kids that play soccer too. he's one of our coanchors. brian: don't tell her all of my secrets, please, ainsley. >> the easter egg roll. ainsley: i know that's so much fun. pete: did they plan on winning the easter egg roll? ainsley: who's going to win the easter egg roll? all of you y'all are going to get on a secret. you have to take the spoon and just throw the egg to the finish line. >> you lost? >> i already won. ainsley: you already won? how many people were you competing against that you won? what did it take to win? >> i just smacked it so far and then ran. that you did too? did you win too? you haven't done it yet? >> not yet, but i hope. i feel i get under and throw it over. brian: do you see the young man in the back wearing the vest? we have to point him out

because we both have something in common today. i wore the vest as well. ainsley: oh, the young man wearing the vest and the donald trump tie, my coanchor is back home, and he loves a three piece suit. he is wearing a vest too. brian and pete, y'all are dressed almost alike. the only thing is, piece, you're missing a vest. and maybe i'll borrow his vest. brian: we're going right from here to catholic school. ainsley: brian says it's the uniform in catholic school. are you -- brian: oh. too many vests. too many vests on broadcast tv. they have to shut it down. it's an fcc thing. brian: all right. we're going to find out what happened to ainsley and the vest kid. more fox and friends wraps things up in just a second. een y paratrooper for twelve years. i've logged hundreds of jumps in the course of my career. for the past six years i've been a navy federal member, too. thanks to my go rewards credit card, every time i pay for something like this, i'm earning rewards. if you get scared big guy,

cliff and i got you. cliff's been driving a boat for six months pretty solid now. para-sail-ing! here we go! open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear.

won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> it's a big day for the radio show. i want you to listen 9 to noon. first time norfolk, virginia will carry the show live.

a huge military community there and naval base, biggest one in the country. we're thrilled to be on wnis. thank you for expanding the show and everyone for joining in. talk about joining in and everybody else. >> you've done a great job this morning. who are you surrounded with? >> this is the people's house behind us. we're here to celebrate easter with all these amazing children. this is the future of america right here and you are all so fabulous. i was asking if there is one question you would ask the president, what would it be? what would you ask? >> i would ask if i could live in the white house for a week. >> that's a good question. >> the lincoln bedroom is up there. what would you like to ask? >> if he likes being president. >> how much time would you have to work and how much time would you spend with your family? >> yes, sir. >> why does he have orange hair? >> let's don't ask him that one.

let's be nice. >> if he was a kid again, what would he do? >> what does the white house look like inside? >> that's a great question. they're so smart. >> i'll see you tomorrow. >> bill: good morning, we have breaking news on a manhunt for a easter weekend killer. it intensifies. this police in cleveland, ohio want this man accused of murdering a stranger in cold blood and posting it on facebook. hope the weekend was joyous. now we get back to reality here. i'm bill hemmer, welcome live on "america's newsroom." >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. the suspect steve stephens claimed he has killed several others. police said he should be considered armed and dangerous. they urge him to turn himself in saying they'll get him one way or another. >> steve stephens, we