lay clay good morning, everyone, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, starting to feel like spring in new york city. heather: so good out there, it's supposed to rain a little bit later. there's that the for. clayton: we need for all the flowers. heather: april showers, i'm heather childers, we begin with president trump gearing up for busy week, several issues on the agenda from tax reform to health care. clayton: all before a big rally to mark tenth day in office, griff jenkins live in washington. heather: good morning. >> a week to remember in washington, a budget deadline with possible federal government shutdown, congress turns for fights over tax reform, health care and funding for that border wall as president trump approaches as you mention the 100th day mark and critics to point automajor accomplishments

but mick mulvaney defended the record on fox news sunday. >> what i think folks don't realize we've signed more legislation into law in the first 100 days, we put out more executive orderers than any administration in the last 50 years. >> the president will sign at least four more this week including improving accountability and whistle blower protection at the va and federal lands and implementing an america first offshore strategy and promoting agriculture and rural prosperity. the spinning bill and budget deadline and tax reform and health care. i think the 100 day as, as you know, an artificial barrier, it's not very meaningful. i think i've established amazing results that will be used the four or eight years, whatever period of time i'm here.

in today's fox news, the president will hold meeting a little before noon, provocations of north korea certainly to be topic of discussion and finally the rally in pennsylvania at tend of the week in a programming note, we will be there. heather: four or eight years. mattis making a surprise visit to afghanistan overnight. the nation's top military commander meeting with government officials including president ghani working to come up with a strategy to take out taliban. this comes days after the terrorist killed more than 100 after began soldiers. clayton: stop provoking us. homeland security john kelly says we have to take there's threats seriously.

>> the minute north korea gets a missile that reaches the united states, the instant that happens, this country is gravest. mr. president will deal in real terms before his starts his second term. clayton: overnight president trump speaking to leaders in china and japan about north korea. a third american is behind bars, 58-year-old tony kim taken into custody at the airport as he tried to leave that country. heather: president trump doubling down on signature campaign promise. >> i will build a great, great wall on our southern border and i will have méxico pay for that wall, mark my words. heather: the president now tweeting the democrats don't want money from budget going to the border wall despite the fact it will stop drugs and very bad

ms13 members, eventually or at a later date so we can start early, méxico will pay for the badly-needed wall. in california, the attorney general defying policies refusing to back down sanctuary cities. >> we are ready, we have been abiding for federal law for quite sometime before jeff sessions became the attorney general. we are hoping that the federal government will also abide by the u.s. constitution which gives my state the right to decide how to do public safety. heather: defiant stance comes after attorney general jeff sessions sent warning letters to eight jurisdictions asking them to prove that they are complying with federal immigration laws or risk losing federal funding. clayton: first of four confederate monuments being taken down right now in new orleans. workers removing the liberty monument overnight. honors white supremacist group

from 1800's, city officials are getting death threats for people who want monuments to stay up. the other three statutes will be taken down in the next few days. heather: president trump's star on hollywood walk of fame vandalized again, blank trump with a black marker, so far no comment from the lapd. the damage pails from the first time, cost $30,000 to repair that. clayton: violent protestors in france after historic presidential election rock it is country. voters rejecting mainstream candidate in favor of two total outsiders, far right marine la pen and emmanuel macron. la pen supported tighter border control and talking leafing the

eu and macron supports staying in the eu. >> for those who have been with me since april, i want to say a few words, in one year, we have changed the face of french politics. >> it is time to free the french people from arrogant elite who want to dictate behavior because, yes, i am the candidate of the people. clayton: the two will go head to head in a presidential runoff which will happen on may seventh. heather: well, now business alert for you. check your freezer and kitchen cabinets because we have three major recalls to tell you about. clayton: are they all junk-food related? cheryl: this recall covers all kind of food, nothing has been left out. let's first start with the hash brown recall, this one is interesting. mccain foods usa, north carolina-based company, 2-pound bag of frozen southern-style

hash browns has been recalled, possibly golf ball pieces in the hash browns. it's funny because it could be a choking hazard. florida, georgia and maryland, that's the first recall. now let's move to campbell soup. a labeling problem for campbell soup, 4,185 upon of the chicken soup and it's a specific one, home-style healthy request, there it is on your screen. chicken with whole grain pasta, guess what, consumers are opening the can and finding out that inside was actually the italian-style spinach. there's possible milk products and milk can be allergen that can affect people. these were shipped down to florida, if you look at est4 on it, that's how you know

you have the wrong one and the news gets better, let's go to frito lay, we all like -- i'm sure you like pa pay toe chips, potential for simonela, kettle-cooked, bowl mixsnack, 30 count, 30 count lace and 32 count multipack, it's very specific, i encourage you if you think you have kettle chips, just go to the website to make sure because nobody wants, of course, to get salmonella poisoning. clayton: or hash browns with golf balls. [laughter] cheryl: we reached the company to find out exactly how this happened. clayton: thanks, cheryl. heather: a wet monday.

clayton: senior meteorologist janice dean is tracking forecast. janice: i'm back. it's so nice to see you. we are going to talk about why i was gone so long at the bottom of the hour. stay tune for that. what has been happening in the weather, let's take a look at it, shall we. 30's on the maps in the new england area as well as plains, 78 though in phoenix, that's the warm spot on the map. wife the area of low pressure across the southeast and mid atlantic, i heard you talking about a wet monday, tuesday for the northeast, that's on the way. you can see where it's cold enough for snow in the rockies and there's our low that's going to give us potential for heavy rain, maybe isolated thunderstorms across the region and as it slowly moves, that's when we can see the potential

for heavy rainfall, 4 to 6-inches not out of the question as this is going to be a slow there's your forecast today across the northern plains, northern rockies where it's cold enough for snow in the mountains, 68 in minneapolis, warm 83 in houston, 67 in atlanta and you have the rain towards the northeast, it is so nice to be back with you guys, i have never missed a job so much my entire life. clayton: because of me. janice: it's always because of you. doesn't everyone know that? clayton: appreciate that. heather: you make it sound good. clay lay thanks, janice. time is ten minutes after the hour and shocking video of a toddler tumbling from moving bus and the fire mighter who managed

to be there to safe her has a new warning this morning. heather: president trump promising to wipe out isis on the campaign trail. >> my administration will aggressively pursue joint and coalition military operations to crush and destroy isis. heather: with just days until 100th day mark how has he kept foreign policy promise? security policy expert is here with his grade up next. clayton: this reported scene of that accident specially with golf balls on them, plan b, now available in vending machines, the mass movement to roll out in vending machines. plan b in vending machines. heather: prime time line-up, tucker carlson is moving to 8:00 p.m. eastern and the five heading to prime time with new slot of 9:00 p.m. and jesse watter is joining the team. be sure to tune

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and always working to be better. heather: and welcome back to "fox & friends first". while you were sleeping vice president mike pence thanking u.s. service members in american somoan, vice president addressing 200 soldiers during a refueling stop telling them that the president is seeking a large increase in military funding. vice president pence is now on a plane heading to hawaii ramping up his asian-pacific tour, clayton. clayton: on the campaign trail then trump vowed to defeat isis. >> if i become president, the era of nation building will be brought to a swift and decisive

end. [applause] clayton: that didn't make a lot of republican friends happy either. nearly 100 days in office. how has this president done so far? here with his thoughts executive vice president for the center of kurt policy and our good friend on the show, jim hanson. >> good to be here. clayton: people try to pin down a doctrine, pitch idea of what the president is trying to do. what would you think this president's doctrine looks so far? >> i think he's returning to the reagan era of peace through strength. you take the enemies of the country and the world, you show them that they're not going to have free rain to walk over us and that will stop them in the future. clayton: one of the challenges for president obama and george w. bush was terrorism, of course. taking the fight, like the president said on campaign trail, what grade would you give hem for that? >> i will give him a for that.

you can run and you can't hide, you can't dig a hole in the ground because we will blow that up. clayton: adversaries, another big problem, china, north korea, iran, where does the president's grade on dealing adversaries? >> a minus or b plus there. i didn't like that he was congratulating erdogan where he grabs more powers, there's public pronouncements and what you're saying behind the scenes. i hope he's taking a stronger look at that guy and some of the other folks, but overall the posture of the united states has changed. we are leading from the front again. clayton: is he handling north korea well? >> that's one of the toughest things in the world. the smart move he made when he was talking to chinese leader. if you give us help with north

korea, you might get a better trade deal, using those things together is the trumpian part of the deal. i think he's doing that well. clayton: adversary is also russia, what do you think about that? >> russia got a message with the air strike in syria, that was a message to putin as much as assad. do not things do things that the world does not approve of and i think giving them a heads up and get your people out of the way because we don't want to hurt you too sent exactly the right message. clay lay another grade backing our allies, how important it is to back allies, where does the president come in the first 100 days on that? >> the first meeting he had with benjamin netanyahu, showing that we are friends with them reinvigorating the special relationship with the british, both of those things and the

folks he's met with, we are going back our friends again and our enemies are our enemies. clayton: overall grade? >> i'm giving him an a, i want him to continue to be strong. the way you that is showing strength to the world and making sure then that we don't have to intervene in every brush-fire war going on around the world. clayton: all right, with those grades he gets on the dean's list. >> let's hope he stays there. heather: pretty good report card there. thank you, the time now 19 minutes after the top of the hour and cabin confrontation, have you heard about this, there's another flight fiasco as a mother is brought to tears over a stroller. what we just learned about the hero who stepped in to help. first they set american flags on fire and destroyed their own campus but now they're threatening a lawsuit over ann coulter's appearance.

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that's this thursday. that's when she was originally invite today give that speech. college officials canceled and later rescheduled for may second, coulter said she can't make it and also no classes going on this week. social media reaction is pouring in on this ongoing story. let's take a look at some of the tweets. robin said, the world has twists and turns at every corner, how will any of the students make nit the real word, start teaching survival skills, maybe that can be a new class on campus. look at this tweet from andrew, if you see berkeley won't allow conservative speakers to speak, it's only proper for the president to cut funding. as for ann coulter, she says she has every intention of appearing on campus on thursday. it's up to uc berkeley to find a venue. it's up to police to keep her and everyone else safe. clayton: you had bernie sanders

coming out saying that he thinks that he should be able to speak and bill -- carley: you're absolutely right. heather: if she says she's going to speak, she's going to speak. carley: something to look out this thursday, yeah, absolutely. clayton: meanwhile we a donald trump dress recently at an award show but now we have a new dress. carley: with a different message, a florida teenager with a very serious message for her prom dress, 17-year-old milan, a black lives matter themed dress to her big dance, as you can imagine, a lot of eyeballs on her on social media and really across the country. a lot of opposing views too. this is a tweet coming in from ghost writer, i were wonder if a girl wore a blue lives matter if she would get the same attention. another tweet. this person did not like the dress. the girl who wore a black lives

matter to prom should have been refused entrance at the door, told it was inappropriate and to change. another tweet coming in has a very different opinion. god you love the dress and message. dress designer who designed the outfit said he knew this was going create a lot of social media reaction. he was certainly right on that. heather: very similar to the trump dress. carley: very different opinion. heather: april the giraffe is back. i love this. carley: look at how cute the giraffe is. if you watched giraffe birth, it is going to be up permanently. the zoo wrote this on facebook, the giraffe is gone, not gone forever, we will announce viewing days and times for

progress. now, we will always be able to watch something on our downtown when the boss isn't looking. heather: did either of you watch the full birth? carley: i watched it live, as a matter of fact. i was up and ready to go, i saw that it was live, i was doing "fox & friends" that day. heather: it was amazing. something to see. clayton: i watched the replay. thanks, carley. heather: thank you. [laughter] heather: time now is half past the top of the hour, tackling home-grown terrorist attacks. >> i don't know how to start, i don't know how to detect that. clayton: stunning admission from the department of homeland security secretary what's the sn mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee.

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heather: beautiful shot this morning as the sunrises over new york city, love this time of year when that start to happen earlier and earlier. clayton: the music reminds me of happy hour. heather: to get you moving, good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm heather childers. clayton: i'm clayton morris, the road to the president's 100th day in office, several big issues raising from taxes and health care and the united nations. heather: griff jenkins is live with the look at the president's agenda. >> buckling -- buckle up. the busiest week ever with the

budget deadline that threatens the federal government shutdown and battles over health care and funding for the border wall, the president will sign at least four executive orderers this week designating federal lands under act, implementing an american offshore energy strategy in promoting agriculture and rural prosperity. but those battles we mentioned are very real specially the border wall and showdown very possible and something mick mulvaney hopes to avoid. >> i don't think anybody is trying to get to a shutdown. it's not a desired end, it's not something that we want to have. we want our priorities funded and one of the biggest priorities was border security. >> how is the president taking all of this with such pressures? here is what he told the ap, quote, i think the 100, you

know, it's an artificial barrier, it's not very meaningful, i think the relationships identify established will be used during the four or next years, whatever period of time i'm here. the president will mark the 100th day milestone with a rally in pennsylvania and just noting, we just learned fox news that the president will host a meeting of the united nations security council at the white house a little later this morning so things certainly busy this week and i'm sure that in the meeting of the security council they'll be talking about north korea. heather: and also going on this coming weekend is the white house correspondent dinner. clayton: bye, bye, media. secretary of homeland security john kelly sugar coat to go stop home-grown violent extremists on home soil. >> i don't know how to stop

that, i don't know how to detect that, if you see something, say something, whether you're a parent, a sibling, an e-mom. clayton: he loses sleep over the idea of another september 11th-style attack. dhs is watching a number of commercial plane plots, kelly says he checks on them several times a day. heather: that's troubling. the first double execution in nearly decade gets the green light. federal judges denying the appeals of inmates to be executed for sexual assault and murder charges. jack jones and marcel williams say they are too unhealthy to die by lethal execution. part of an effort in arkansas to execute eight inmates in 11 days before lethal injection drugs

expire. clayton: texas representative victoria on a hunger strike over the state antisanctuary bill, banning universities from preventing law enforcement from helping ice. she started fasting yesterday and isn't eating until the house begins debating the bill on wednesday. heather: toddler remains hospitalized tumbling out of a bus an off-duty firefighter rushing in to help, she has a broken jaw but she's expected to recover. it is still unclear how the bus door opened. the hero firefighter encouraging everyone to take a first responder place in case of an emergency, look at that. senior meteorologist janice dean is back and she's tracking our

forecast for today, good morning. janice: you know what they say, april showers, bring those flowers, right. let's take a look at the northwest, that's where we have unsettled weather yet again this week. the northern plains, that's where we have snow close to canadian border across great lakes and then we have the area of low pressure that's slow going across the southwest and mid atlantic and really 48 to 72 hours. that's going to produce the potential for heavy rain, maybe in some cases 4 to 6-inches across the carolina into the virginia area. there's your forecast today escaping the rain for the most part across the northeast. that's going to lift north ward and across the south, a nice-looking day for you across the northern plains, that's where we have the snow, the northern tier there.

for the skiers, i guess, you can still ski this time of year. i know you have been wondering what has been happening with me. heather: everybody has been asking. janice: i didn't mean to take an extensive vacation and i will talk about about it on "fox & friends". i wrote an op-ed. i'm a little bit nervous about it. i had what was supposed to be a fairly, you know, routine procedure, it was a cosmetic procedure that was done on my neck because i had relationship with my neck since i was little. we all have things that we don't like about ourselves. i went on a thursday and was supposed to come back on monday or tuesday and unfortunately the procedure temporarily paralyzed part of my facial nerve. so i wasn't able to speak properly and it was a really scary time for myself and my family but it's almost 100% back, but in my op-ed i talk about, you know, obviously there

are things that we want to improve about ourselves, but sometimes these things can have risks and if we don't read the bottom line, this was listed as one of the possible risks that could happen to me. clayton: in the fine print. janice: and i signed away on it. you know what, it's a sort of a reflection of what we need to look at about ourself that is we like and so i'm going to do interview with ainsley later on today. my op-ed is up. i'm happy to be back with fox family who have provided nothing but love. heather: it's an important message because we start today think of the minor treatment as something you can do in lunch, lunchtime. clayton: 7:30 a.m. with ainsley you will be telling the story. janice: thank you. heather: we missed you so much. janice: kisses to everybody this morning. read her op-ed, it is awesome. 20 minutes for until the top of

the hour and the democratic unity tour turning out to be anything but. >> we have the skinny budget of this president and my momma taught me we shouldn't do potty talk and i hope that you don't mind because this is a -- budget. heather: is this a new strategy to win over trump voters? clayton: mother of two has brought to tears, what we learned about the hero who stepped in? >> when i blink it stings. >> when was the last time you brushed your teeth? >> i can't remember. heather: say good-bye to the guilt trip while watching your favorite shows, it's really good for you. you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain.

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", the democratic unity tour taking the tour for the worst with profanity speeches, listen. >> he does not want anything branded, trumpcare, maybe ryancare, i will tell you what i will call, i don't care because he doesn't give a -- about health care. when we have the skinny budget of this president, and my momma taught me you shouldn't do potty talk and i hope you don't mind because this is a -- budget. [cheers and applause] heather: i don't know what his mom thinks about it. he's not listening to her. is this a new strategy to win president trump's voters? ceo of go big media and

democratic strategists are here to weigh in this morning, thank you for joining us so early. >> thank you. heather: is this the new strategy and will it work? [laughter] >> well, i think it's funny that we are worried about pérez's, i guess if you would call it profanity speeches what t said to electorate and is now the president of the united states. so it's really more about rallying and getting folks ready for this year and next year. heather: i don't recall president trump using foul language? >> heather, when they go low, we go high that was six months ago in michelle obama said that in the democratic national convention. that lasted six months. >> look, the democrats are out in the woods right now, they are trying to figure out who they are, they continue to lose big

elections, not only do we control congress and the presidency and we control the majority of districts in the country, we control the control the majority of governorships in the country. they don't know what they're doing. the leader is a 74-year-old socialist, bernie sanders who rails against capitalism and owns three homes, one on the beach. they -- nancy pelosi or tom pérez, they just don't know right now. heather: there's some numbers to back this up, if we can take a look at the polls, more americans do say that democrats are out of touch with their concerns than the gop or trump. here is those numbers, they say out of touch trump 38% but 58% say that democrats are out of touch and then the republican party, 32%, 62% out of touch for democrats and then the democratic party 28 in touch, 67 out of touch. i read all of this wrong. bottom line, democrats are higher in every category.

>> i would take the numbers over trump's approval numbers. he's supposed to be in the 70's where all presidents from all parties in the 100 days. he's in the 42% -- 53% disapproval and i would take our numbers over where the house gop dominated congress is right now which is very much closer to the 30's. heather: what about these numbers, philip, 100 days into office, the trump presidency, 96% of voters say they vote for him again. >> yeah that was backed up by washington post poll yesterday as well that said the majority of voters would still vote for him today over hillary clinton. listen, you know, atima can take those numbers if she wants numbers. the republicans control everything right now across the country. ly take that number. the bottom line is the voters voted trump in to blow up the system. he has never held elected office before. he's running a multitrillion

dollar budget and in first 100 day he got gorsuch through. we have less illegal immigrants coming across the border. these are positive things. his first 100 days with pretty good, he never had to run a bureaucracy like the federal government. heather: he talked about the problems in washington and how we need to change that and if anything we are seeing that that's happening. >> well, i would disagree considering health care was a complete and utter failure and i would not credit gorsuch to trump, i would credit gorsuch to mitch mcconnell who started working a year ago when he denied the previous supreme court justice nominee from even having a hearing. >> yeah, i run my own business, i fail every single day, that's why i'm successful because i get up and failure is feedback.

republicans specially conservatives are really going to like it. heather: big announcement coming up wednesday in terms of taxes. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. heather: well, now let's check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox & friends", good morning, steve. steve: talk a little bit about whether or not the democrats are out of touch, given that poll that you were just referring to. former speaker of the house newt gringrich is going to be stopping by. there's his picture right now. also the attorney general jeff sessions and tucker carlson who has a big premier tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time will be joining us live. we have a busy three hours, kicks off 11 minutes and 30 seconds from right now on the channel you all trust in morning news. "fox & friends" returns after a

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clayton: welcome back, american airlines apologizing for tense moments with flight crew before taking off. heather: a man facing with flight attendant after a worker allegedly hit mother with stroller and narrowly missing child in her arms. clayton: how the airline is responding this morning. >> good morning, to you both, unlike united airlines, american airlines took action stating team member does not reflect the value of patients and empathy for good customer care. here is a look what happened aboard american airlines flight 91 from san francisco to dallas. the sight of a mother crying as

she holds her baby, was heartbreaking and ininfuriating to passengers what caused the woman to break down in tears. they a an american airlines employee saw hitting baby and he almost hit the baby with the stroller too seeing all of this take place was too much for passenger executive and worker tony fierro who had strong for the flight athe endant involved and the flight attendant responded with a challenge to fight. american airlines quickly apologized for all of that mess that you just saw and upgraded the woman's flight to first class, as for tony fierro, church deacon and charity worker and being held as a hero rightfully so for defending mother and her baby.

just calm down, people. take it easy. heather: good advice. clayton: thanks, kelly. heather: liberal students across the country want birth control at their fingertips, a vending machine at uc davis in california trading cheetos and red bulls, condoms, pregnancy test and morning after bill. not everyone is on board to this wellness-to go machine. >> hey, go and have unsafe sex because you have a backup option and it's going to be cheaper. heather: four schools across the country sell birth control in vending machines. clayton: ban dodge ball side for good. >> somebody tell me what's supposed to be fun about this? >> we let ourselves get hit and

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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. heather: it is two minutes before the top of the hour. buff leave the house here is what is happening today. teacher accused of kidnapping

15-year-old student will be in court. the pair was found in california after five weeks on the run. president obama is making first public appearance since leaving office. former president is speaking to young leaders and organizers at the yerst of chicago. and president trump will video chat with astronaut peggy whitson on the international space station. broke the space flight record spending 535 days in space. clayton: time now for the good,ed bad, and the ugly. first up the good. you don't have to feel bad about binge watching netflix. letting yourself indulge in favorite television show is good for you. can make you smarter. tv narratives have become more complex. next the bad, don't have a place to sleep? this bud is for you. giving out free beer to homeless people. part of ad campaign in england. bud light is shelving that promotion. who thought of that? finally the ugly. rihanna accused of

disrespecting the queen of england. blasting the singer for posting herself with the monarch head photo shopped on like that. like this one in a sequin body suit. heather: there's that. we hope you have a great rest of the day. clayton: "fox & friends" starts right now. heather: bye. >> what i think folks don't realize is we have signed more legislation into law into the first 100 days in the last 50 years. >> the people of france are spoken. centrist emanuel macron and marine le pen have advanced to the presidential runoff. >> i can't imagine shut down the government over the law that could end the lawlessness. >> north korea is now threatening to sink a u.s. aircraft carrier. >> they are not going to shoot at that aircraft carrier that would mean the destruction of the north korean regime. >> the instant they get a missile that can reach the united states, we are at grave risk. >> secretary of defense james mattis making a surprise vit