you want to email us. mediabuzz@foxnews.com. see you next sunday with the latest buzz. hope you will b >> president trump taking criticism and doubling down for tariff plans for steel and aluminum import. >> this is an action to protect our national security and economic security. >> we are asking those very questions, when did you know the dossier was funded by the democratic party. >> oscar is 90 year's old tonight which means he's probably at home watching fox news. >> we are dreamers. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you,

you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, hope you had a great weekend and ready to start a great week and this is a good way to begin it, you're watching "fox & friends first", politics taking stage yet again but instead of letting stars shine jimmy kimmel mocked our president, vice president and their supporters, carley shimkus joining us live now with more on the oscars controversial top moments and biggest winners, there were winners and losers what is happening, right? carley: 90th annual academy awards expect to go win positivity but turning sour from the top.

>> stunning and she was born in méxico and raised kenya, let the tweet storm from the president's toilet begin. >> oscar is 90iar's old tonight which means he's probably at home right now watching fox news. we don't make films calling by money, we make then to upset mike pence. [laughter] >> but kimmel was not alone, camille, lupita making a bold statement about dreamers. >> like everyone in this room and everyone watching at home, we are dreamers, dreams with the foundation of hollywood and dreams are the foundation of america. >> to all the dreamers out there, we stand with you. [cheers and applause] >> and rapper recapping political controversy during his performance. >> tell the nra, they ain't got

its way, new victory for old sake, a president that chose hate and don't control the fate because god is great. ♪ ♪ carley: wasn't all about politics, redeeming themselves after last year's best picture mix-up with the year award going to shape of water. other notable categories going as expected including guillermo dell torro taking for shape of water, and gary winning best actor for darkest hour. now this year's ceremony saw several first including jordan as the first african screen writer to win oscar for best original screen play for the film get out. a lot of politics, a lot of fun and even a whole new sleight of award winners to celebrate big wins into this morning, i am

sure. heather: didn't take long to get to politics, less than two minutes to start it. carley: as expected. heather: thank you so much, carley. we want to know what everybody has to think about politics taking center stage, send us e-mail to friend first at foxnews.com. it's time for a change, that's from president trump doubling down on tariffs on steel and aluminum but critics warn that it could spark international trade war. griff jenkins on how the white house is not backing town and that's not entirely a surprise. >> no, heather, he's definitely not plan to go back down tweeting we are on the losing side of almost all trade deals, our friends and enemies have taken advantage of the u.s. for

many years, our steel and aluminum industries are dead. sorry, it's time for a change, make america great again. now this plan imposes a 25% tariff on steel and 10% on aluminum and intended to protect u.s. industries and ploy thousands of americans and in the name of national security. >> this is an action basically to protect our national security and economic security, the president was quite clear, you can't have a country that can defend itself and prosper without aluminum and steel industry. >> the announcement sparked a heated debate, indeed, with warnings of retaliation and costly trade ward drawing criticism here and abroad. it's angering world leaders and rattling markets, china and the eu are upset but also we have democrats and republicans in congress pushing back on it yet wilbur ross defending the impact that this will have on industries like automobiles.

>> the impact on the cost of a car will be about 1 and a half of 1% to 3 quarters of 1%, depending on the price of the car itself. the impact on a can of beer will be a fraction of 1%, the important fact is how trivial these amounts are relative to their business. that's the proper measure. >> white house officials say the policy changes could come in the next two weeks and while there's much focus on china and the eu, will cover canada, méxico, south korea and japan, heather. heather: griff jenkins live, we will talk much more about this later on. right now, president trump is no strange tore opposition, definitely, that's an understatement but it is uncommon to see both parties unit against his agenda. former campaign manager david bossie says that the president isn't backing down because he's

always been ready to take down the swamp things. >> i think one year into this administration it is going very well for this president, he's in a fight every day with the swamp and when you're draining the swamp, those creatures start to stick heads out, and i will be honest with you, he's in a death match with the creatures that are the washington establishment and he's not afraid to take them on in either party and that's what he's been doing this first year and i think that whether it's through deregularrulation or through the tax cuts or through his building up the military, he is trying to get his make america great again agenda through and he's fighting, he's fighting the establishment at every turn. heather: happening later today, president trump hosted israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu.

the visit comes amid netanyahu's alleged involvement of four ongoing investigations in israel which he denies. u.s. embassy shut down today over security threat in turkey's capital, they are being warn today avoid the building and stay away from large crowds and keep allow profile. u.s. officials have not said what the exact threat is but turkey suspects that there may have been some plans for attack, no word when the embassy will reopen. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle showing optimism on gun control after 17 people were gunned down in florida, it's up to the president, president trump to lead. >> propose something, mr. president, and i think republicans have an obligation to work with democrats to make it lawfully. >> it's not enough to say something, you want to pass something, i'm optimistic we

will. >> if he and republicans don't start showing movement in wake of parkland, there aren't going to be enough parklands coming '19. heather: raising minimum age requirement to purchase ar-15's. more than a quarter million west virginia stluints not be in class for an eighth straight there thanks to teacher strike there. [inaudible] >> protest over higher pay after state senate decide today cut a 5% pay raise to 4%. a union leaders had negotiated to 5 with the governor and the house, legislative committee has form today resolve -- formed to resolve it. let's change gears, get it,

dominating win in las vegas. >> stewart hoss, victory lane, second week in a row, 214 laps. heather: second consecutive checkered flag matches his win total for all of last year, just three weeks into the season, also 100th career win across all nascar series, congratulations to him and the hoss team, time now ten minutes after the top of the hour and they are known for sparking riots and calling for the death of police, now how antifa is openly promoting assault against officers, illegal immigrant, the mexican national who was able to rip off hundreds of thousands of your hard-earned money and yukon limited access to speech for ben shapiro but apparently no restrictions that are necessary for rhetoric like this. >> we are going to fight back

against this administration. i hope that we when we stand up to those who oppress our communities that they expect from us. heather: now set to speak on campus, a student joins us live up next to call out the blatant double standard. you won't see these folks at the post office

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>> welshing as first again ration of arab american i was appalled and basically overall disappointed with my university, you know, she is a very strong supporter of sharia law and sharia law supports that women should be beaten and young girls should be married off at very young age and to top it all off, it's being supported by the women's department and -- heather: and during women history month. >> exactly. what they are referring to it as her story month, not history month. just a complete contradiction. heather: difference what happened with ben shapiro's speech and what's currently happening with her speech which is coming up march seventh. >> that's correct. for beb shapiro speech we had so much security, three different faces of security, capped off at 50 people, and wasn't open to public and chief diversity officer actually sent out an e-mail claiming that --

basically said, ben shapiro will be here, his views are very harmful. if you need mental counseling that's going to be readily available and we haven't heard any of that for -- heather: but we have heard things from linda herself, we have this. this is when she called for muslims to actually wage jihad against president trump. listen. >> we will fight against this administration. ala accepts that form as a form of jihad. heather: ala accepts this form as a form of jihad. different views can be expressed respectfully and students with challenge variety of opinions. have there been any challenge to her actually coming onto campus and what's been the response?

>> well, you know what the sad thing is that these kids are just to seeing so many liberal speakers and that's why there's pushback with ben shapiro. with linda, we are use today seeing in classroom and something we commonly see as campus reform, professors pushing liberal agenda during classroom as far as talking about that. >> ia law and implementing it within the classroom, it's no big deal to them. heather: why do you think that is, it's sad for you to say, it's no big deal, it happens? >> exactly, i don't know why it is, it's something with this generation and our university is giving in to this sort of just inclusive and tolerance and they are pandering to that alter. heather: to one side only. >> that's the unfortunate part. heather: let us know what happens for sure.

>> i will, definitely. heather: great to have you. >> thank you. heather: a daca once make daca made top priority. >> we all agree that the president's decision to end daca is cowardness. >> the president's decision to end daca was heartless and brainless. heather: deadline from dreamers hours away with no deal in sight, has the left officially moved on? we debate it up next. and face under attack, the target this time, the iconic cross in arlington cemetery putting the 90-year-old monument honoring fallen soldiers at stake how do they find the time? with audible. audible has the world's largest selection of audiobooks. books like peak performance...

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", illegal immigrant stealing citizens identity and more than $300,000 in money, prosecutors say that he traveled freely between the u.s. and méxico, avoided prosecution for dozens of crimes, id's under american's name and had been deported twice, he agree today pay back money but faces up to 12 years behind bars. and more than half of the illegal immigrants captured during ice raids were violent criminals, ice saying of the 232 caught in northern california, 180 were convicted criminals who had been ordered to leave the u.s. or had been deported before. 115 of those were felons, welshing ice claims that it would have arrested up to 800 more had oakland mayor not sent a public warning beforehand.

deadline for dreamers it is finally here, it is today and up to six months of back and forth there's still no solution, but remember when democrats made it seem like that it was their top priority. >> we all agree that president trump's decision to end daca is a despicable act of political cowardness. >> the president's decision to end daca was heartless and brainless. >> we standby our principles and morals and the ideals of who we are. so let's pass this, let's get it done. heather: so does this mean the left is leaving dreamers in their dust? here now to debate is former new york congresswoman nan and chuck rocha. two of my favorites. >> good morning. >> good morning. heather: deadline is here, it's done, nan, there was significant time for both sides to try to come up with a deal, they

haven't done it. >> no, heather, fascinating enough voters and in fact, the majority of folks in this poll over 60% feel that congress should be getting this done and in fact, 1 in 5 democrats feel that the democrats themselves are being obstructionists. there's broad support for every pillar of what the president represented, let the daca dreamers have path to citizenship and end chain migration and end the visa lottery, broad support. heather: chuck, let me ask you about the poll, the majority of people who want some sort of a solution right there in exchange for merit-base system, but this is also interesting, the same poll as nan mentioned that nearly 1 and 5 democratic voters think democratic lawmakers don't want to find a solution, do you agree with that?

>> i don't agree with that because we have new numbers out in texas where they are actually voting, it's not some poll but actually people who are showing up and voting, first let's take a step back two points real quick, one we are in the position today because president trump ended the protection for the young people. number two, there's a bill in congress and in the senate that got 80% of american people and nan can see something, when congress sees something to popular both sides want to attach everything they care about so they can get through at the same time. in texas on friday early voted ended, for republicans it's up 16%, for democrats 102%, the majority being latinos, don't seem like democrats are latinos are blaming democrats. heather: nan, what do you think is the reason that there's this shift in perception as to who to blame in terms it not being able to continue at this point. >> well, you know, heather, when the president puts on the table very openly and entrust

yasically that he wants daca recip drreents benefit -- recipients from being in the country and when bills in both house and senate offer pathway, the democrats should embrace it and they are not, they are hung up on the fact that they oppose ending of visa lottery which most americans feel they should end or limiting chain migration instead of favor of merit. i think the democrats are taking real political risk on this, and chuck, maybe not in certain districts in texas but certainly across the count ri i think, this is a dangerous political calculus. heather: the other side of the coin, chuck, would be that this could benefit as nan was pointing out democrats in terms of the upcoming election, so is this a strategic move to kind of put it on the back burner so

they can use it at topic moving forward in? >> you know, i hate to think, the president of largest latino firm in the country, i do know this 72,000 latinos turn 18 every month, u.s. american citizens and they all grew up with dreamers, people who looked like them except they were brought here as child, i think this will resinate with voters as we go but we shouldn't be playing politics with people's lives. >> i couldn't agree with more, the democrats should have much in the heart especially since the harris poll had majority of hispanic and latino voters whom they polled supporting the positions that the president has supported. >> i think if we had a clean bill, we would get this done. heather: march 23rd, that's when congress must pass spending bill and we will see if democrats use this to benefit in terms of daca and the spending bill moving forward. >> absolutely. heather: thank you both for joining us. come back, have a great day too. the time now is half past the top of the hour and fisa gates

continues and obama administration, how far did he go to spy on successor, we are live in washington with new calls for a second special counsel and potential trade war is brewing, the president vowing to slap brand-new taxes on european cars in the eu tries taking him on, nigel farrage says the eu is on for a big surprise and says they can take president trump, he joins us live up next. from your partner, so you won't be disturbed during the night.. you'll wake up, feeling like a champion. this president's day save up to $600 on select adjustable mattress sets from the brand ranked highest in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power.

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kelly: heather, good morning as well. the reason for wanting special counsel is to get to the bottom of possible abuse of fisa court, trey gowdy explained it's not possible for the fbi to conduct its own inspection of itself on this issue, he believes a special counsel is needed. >> congress has proven itself incapable of investigating the fisa abuse, doj should not be looking into it, we need an independent arbiter that's either the attorney general or special counsel. when there are two dozen witnesses that have left department someone else has to do it, i'm reluctant to call special counsel and what might be unavoidable. kelly: devin nunes breaking from trump's position, appointing inspector general to determine if fbi, in fact, violated

guidelines for using documented and verified information for fisa warrants n. this case, the bureau used the unverified christopher steele dossier. >> the fbi knew about the dossier because they were working with steele to compile the dossier. the fbi has the documents. by this time there's already this investigation that's been open into the trump campaign, so it's hard to believe when you have all of the people as you mentioned earlier signing off on this investigation, how would they not know about the existence of the dossier and that's one of the things that we are still trying to get to the bottom of. kelly: of course, also trying to get to the bottom of what president obama may or may not have known leading up to that. ranking democrat adam schiff remains vigilant and challenging republicans and president trump and as a result people are questioning what the next political move will be. heather: always questioning the next political move for anyone is a wise king to do.

thank you so much, kelly, appreciate it. in the meantime the white house accusing russia of killing innocent in syria. now the statement slam it is kremlin for violating a un security resolution to push syrian president bashar al-assad's agenda, russian is carrying counterterror and theresa may about civil war crisis calling it a humanitarian catastrophe. a bill to help our heros here at home deal with trauma is one step closer to law today, the florida house to vote on legislation expanding first responder's compensation that could be suffering from ptsd after pulse nightclub shooting, mental or nervous injuries as well as physical injuries, one police officer was let go last year, you'll remember us telling you about that after suffering from emotional trauma. and war memorial crosses at

arlington national cemetery could soon be in jeopardy after 91-year-old memorial cross in maryland, they ruled it as unconstitutional. the american humanist society, atheist group, only christians are being honored, federal judge now warning this decision could lead to removal of memorial crosses nationwide including at arlington national cemetery. well, president trump is standing firm as a trade war brews over new tariffs. the president vowing to tax european cars if the eu slams new tariffs on u.s. goods. joining me now to react former uk independent party leader nigel farage. thank you so much for coming on this morning, we really appreciate it, i'm honored to have with you us. >> thank you. heather: i know that you're incredibly busy. >> thank you. heather: they better think again when it comes to deal ohing or going head to head with

president trump? >> well, the european union is a club run by unelected bureaucrats, bullies and they are use today getting their own way, the story at the moment is being portrayed, trump is the bad guy, the european union are the good guy, trump is the protectionist, the e, the free traders, it is deep hypocrisy for the eu to be doing this. they have already put tariffs on aluminum and steel and the fact that trump does it, it's okay for the european union to do it but it's not okay for trump to do it, so it's absolutely ridiculous and if the european union want to retaliate by putting further tariffs on, you know, tennessee bourbon or levi's jeans they will find tit for tat, all that trump has done is the same things that you yourself has done, leave it where it is. this man will not back down.

heather: he definitely won't. we do know what he's proposing just to bring people at home up to speed, 25% tariff on imported steel and 10% on imported aluminum, let's take a look at some of the facts, though, in terms of u.s. import of european made cars, the u.s. actually represented more than 30% of all eu passenger car exports in 2016, so this would be significant in terms of what the eu decides to do. could really impact, right? >> there was a huge trade imbalance between the eu and america and of course, german-made motor cars make a big part of it and this is why, if the european union want to push this, it is the german car manufacturers that will get hurt by this. so, you know, my suggestion to the unelected bureaucrats in brussels is back down, be quiet, if you want to take on trump, he'll be here. heather: so over half and tell

me if i'm right about this, over half of the eu-u.s. trade is not subject to custom duties, there's a 10% duty on cars made in the u.s. and then you mentioned levi's, it various from what i understand, 30% from goods and clothes? >> the european union sells itself around the world of being free trade organization, actually it's not, it's a custom's union with a big tariff wall around it, the goods that come in from all over the world. one of the reasons that i would say brexit, is i want us to break out of the european custom's union and for us as uk to start trading freely with countries like america where we will not undercut each other and where it will be fair trade, the eu is the biggest protectionist block in the world today and it's a fact that nobody stands up and recognizes. heather: doesn't sound like it would be a wise decision, base

wise, economically, so would this be a politically play, is that why they are saying they are doing this? >> yeah, you know the european commission, the unelected guys that run the european club, they care more about political positioning, political power, their presence on world stage than they do about companies and workers in their own member-state countries. we are seeing a little bit of that today in war of words with trump. as far as brexit is concerns, they should have offered us a free trade deal after we left because they are trying to play hardball, so, yeah, all about politics, this is about a group of people who in their own way think they are going to become a global super power. heather: all right, thank you so much. we appreciate it, nigel, for breaking it down for us. have a great day. >> thank you. heather: time now is 20 minutes -- before the top of the hour as

the gun control debate rages on in washington, liberals were so sure that a campus carry rule would result in blood and death, the brand-new crime statistic showing how wrong they actually were and politics taking the central stage at oscars with celebrities taking swipes at our commander in chief. >> we don't make films like call me by your name for money, we make them to upset mike pence. >> to all the dreamers out there, we stand with you. heather: diamond and silk are live up next, great to have them here to react with the bash fest. stay with us. you know what they say about the early bird...

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raised in kenya, let the tweet storm from the president's toilet begin. we don't make films like call me by your name for money, we make them to upset mike pence. >> to all the dreamers out there, we stand with you. >> tell the nra they they are in god's way, a president that shows are hating don't control our fate because god is great. >> you relate to that, it's not that hard. i've done it my whole life. heather: well here now to react social media star's diamond and silk, it is so awesome to have you with us this morning, thank you very much. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for having us. heather: i was so excited when you were coming in to talk specifically about this show last night. what were your initial thoughts. i was timing it out, less than 2 minutes in and they were already bashing the administration. >> yes. >> we saw jimmy kimmel joke about that there's no hope at the white house and he was

talking to hollywood elitist who turned a blind eye when people were helplessly being victimized by some of the predators in hollywood. >> that's right. >> continue to get paycheck while they turned blind eye. why was jimmy kimmel even hosting the oscars when there's derogatory video going around with somebody, with women touching on his crouch? maybe his time should be up. where was the me too movement. >> where were they? where were they at about that? and i saw what comments said about the nra, you know, about getting out of god's way, maybe he should unarm his security and get out of god's way and tell us how that's working for him and i understand that people are standing behind the dreamers but i hope that they are the american dreamers, the ones that were born on this soil are the ones that stood in line and did it the correct way because it's time for us to thrive in this country again. you know what we need for

hollywood to do, maybe they should sweep around front doors before they try to sweep around ours. heather: yeah, what did you think about the statement that is were made towards vice president pence? >> i thought that was so sad. >> yeah. >> what jimmy kimmel don't realize -- mike pence is an american, what the american people are really appalled by is these predators that's in hollywood raping these little boys that was actors and they did nothing about it. >> that's right. >> some of those were probably jimmy kimmel's friends, that's what he should have been talking about last night. heather: it was interesting with all this going on in hollywood that you would focus on president trump and the administration when you have, you know, i thought that the me too movement would be a much larger part of the show last night. >> here is the kicker, the me too movement was supposed to be there for the victims but yet you have somebody like kobe bryant, they are giving him on award but you know back in 2003,

it was alleged that he sexually alleged a teenager, tall hypocrisy of the left was when they went to commercial. it was so boring, i advise nobody to watch it no more. >> that's right. heather: it'll be interesting to see what the viewership was last night because this continues to build, show after show from out of hollywood we get this thrown at us, the political angle when we just want to watch people get some awards and we want to be entertained, do you think they'll ever learn that lesson or is this something that will just continue? >> this is something that's going to continue as long as our president is in office but that's okay, what they need to do is maybe put that thing on dvd and sell it on black market somewhere. >> that's right. >> we don't want to see that on tv anymore. >> the more they hate, the more we are going to educate. >> that's right. heather: all right, thank you both for joining us, we really appreciate it. any winners, anything that you

agreed with last night, any of the winners, any big movies? >> i'm appalled by hollywood itself. >> yes, it's sadden. >> i like the black panthers movie though. heather: you guys are not alone, i didn't like that, that was allow -- a low blow. >> that sure was. heather: ten minutes until the top of the hour prizes, united airlines under fire for bonuses to all employees, new movement to save the company millions. democrats going after own, full-blown liberal war as the primary approaches

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including details on meeting with congressman keith ellison back in 2013 along with former president and then senator barack obama in 2005. cash cars and vacations, united airlines cut bonus program and replaced it with the lottery, tracee carrasco from sister network fox base with how employees are responding, good morning. tracee: so united has replaced its quarterly employee bonus program with the lottery as you said, so prizes, $2,000 to $40,000 cash, car, luxury vacations and there's a grand prize of $100,000 given out with this drawing as well. so every time united reaches a goal each quarter, they'll be a drawing, of course, you can imagine this might make some employees a little upset if they help contribute to reach to go this goal and they maybe don't get anything for their work. so the bonuses were previously

up to $8,000 before it was replaced by this lottery, so it will be interesting to hear how more employees react to this new change. heather: i wouldn't be happy about that either. tracee: i wouldn't either. heather: we just talk today diamond and -- talked to diamond and silk and their favorite movie was black panther. >> $65.7 million, domestically it's topped 500 million so far, globally nearly reaching $1 billion. so a lot of people seeing this movie getting a lot of good reviews but next weekend disney's wrinkle and time comes out so that could give black panther a little competition. heather: competition is always a good thing. have a great day. time now is about six minutes until the top of the hour and known for sparking violent riots and calling for the death of police, how antifa is openly promoting assault against

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the digital community center for anarchist, hospitalize and stickers hate cops. while the university of kansas is now six months into a new campus-carry rule and despite liberal hysteria crime is in fact, down. according to school's office of public safety criminals offenses went down from 770 incidents in 2016 to 671 in 2017. that's a 13% drop and 14 weapon's violations since 2008. the number last year was zero even though the actual weapons on campus increased. and vermont may soon ticket pot smokers just with the smell alone, state lawmakers are considering a bill that would consider marijuana odor a public nuisance.

pot is legal in vermont as long as it's not smoked in public places. this new bill is to be voted on this friday and it does stink, smells like skunk, awful. "fox & friends first" 4:00 a.m. hour wraps up and i will see you tomorrow, bye bye. >> all right, it is monday march fifth, time for a change, president trump doubling down on his steel-tariff proposal, how his administration is firing back to critics saying he will spark a trade war at the expense of american worker. carley: putting aside personal and political troubles at home israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as the world leaders discuss peace and north korea. >> we don't make them for money but to upset mike pence. >> to all the dreamers out there, we stand with