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the staff shuffle. >> reporter: that the palace intrigue begin. a major shakeup underway could come as early as today. these are the possible changes we will see. national security advisor hr mcmaster to be replaced by john bolton, john kelly, budget director mick mulvaney set to replace him and va secretary david sulkin out and read. name being floated. those reports were called fake news as the president taps larry kudlow to serve as chief economic advisor replacing gary cohen who resigned last week. he doesn't always agree with the president but looks forward to working with him. >> he is completely in command and as he always does not only does he explain what he is thinking but asks questions. if i try to give him the kudlow thing he will come back, he is a

smart man. to rob: the nominees are facing opposition from sen. rand paul. >> i will oppose both pompeo's nomination at haskell's nomination. to reward somebody, make them head of the cia after being involved in something so horrendous and i believe to be illegal, is a terrible message. rob: there are reports acting director andrew mccabe could be fired before his pension kicks in following inspector general's review of mccabe's behavior. it might be a good day to keep an eye on the president's twitter, rex to listen finding out about major changes. jillian: when is it not a good day to keep an eye on his twitter? a historic meeting at the white house, donald trump set to meet with the prime minister, the

first time the president and the prime minister have met, topping the agenda the effects of new us tariffs on trade in ireland's position in post breakfast europe. rob: throwing cold water on the possibility of a deal linking daca to border wall funding, spokesperson shooting the washington post reports that donald trump was open to a 3 for 3 deal that would set aside three years of border wall money in exchange for a three year renewal of the obama era daca program. the idea was proposed by sen. jeff flake during an immigration debate. jillian: he once a new price on brand-new fighter jets or else. >> we asked congress to fund 24 brand-new f-18s, we are working on price and maybe we can work out a good price.

otherwise we are going to buy them from somebody else. >> a $4 billion agreement for two new air force one planes, the president touted tax reform and phase 2 of his historic plan. rob: and f-18 navy fighter jet crashing off key west, florida and two pilots are dead. jillian: what do we know? >> another training tragedy. the super hornet jet caught fire midair and crashed according to witnesses. two naval aviators eject it but did not survive lose this happened off the coast of key west, florida, the jet was on final approach, a source telling fox news the jet was flying on one engine when it lost the other at low altitude.

the president tweeting jointly with thoughts and prayers for both aviators, their families and our incredible u.s. navy. this is the latest incident bolstering calls for lawmakers to rebuild our military. paul ryan says almost a decade under the obama administration during which the military was simply not a top priority left major gaps in our armed forces. we need a stronger military that is capable of stopping our enemies in a 21st-century world. in november the head of naval aviation told congress half of the 442 superhornets can crash can fly right now, 31% our mission capable and ready to fight tonight. since 2017, there have been 13 navy flight mishaps, not to mention 111 flight mishaps across army, marines and air

force. in virginia beach, virginia, 24 hours until their families are notified to publicly identify them. rob: the pulse shooter's wife knew of her husband's place to carry out the debbie masquerade help scout out locations. prosecutors making those claims during opening statements in court as nor selman appear before judge in orlando, she was belated in to admitting she of his plans, even turning away in court while a video plate showing victims hiding in bathroom stalls during the massacre. we could get our first look later today at surveillance video outside the scene of the deadly school shooting in parklandlord as a judge entered a not guilty plea on behalf of the gunmen. nikolas cruz sat silent his father bowed while seated

face-to-face with family members of the victims, chilling 911 calls were played at that hearing. >> people don't believe me that they are going to die. >> reporter: 24's next hearing is april 11th. >> tens of thousands of students participated in a nationwide walk out. >> window i wanted? jillian: they held signs, wore shirts honoring the 17 victims and protesting gun violence. andrew cuomo joining the walkout, creating a new website for students to lobby for gun control. bernie sanders surprising protesters in dc, gun rights advocates calling about for being surrounded by armed guards. students will continue their

protest in washington dc at the march for our lives rally. students at those walkouts not representing their classmates who are pro-second amendment. contributor to and our atvs is pushing a partisan agenda at school is not only brainwashing students that alienates others that think differently. >> i send my kids to school reading, writing and arithmetic. i don't expect political indoctrination. if a teacher has a political opinion, i lived in a couple liberal states, i encourage my daughters to go back to school and make their case and make it in reasonable fashion and the teacher gives them a bad grade we can fight that fight but that is what reasonable people do. they don't encourage kids to walk out of school in the middle of the day. got for been one of these kids gets hit by a car or something but i don't send my kids to school to engage in a political protest. heather: stomping all over the thing that represent and protect them, look at the video.

an american flag ripped down, students jumping on police cars, several arrests were reported nationwide. rob: team usa women's hockey goalie has something else to brag about. jillian: a handwritten note from us defense secondary james mattis completing her game saving goal against canada. you proved yourself in a heartfelt competition, secretary of defense to another. pretty cool. rob: clinching the first hockey gold-medal since 1998. jillian: fears of north korea teaming up with the asad regime. the new nuclear threat. >> his whole campaign make america great again was looking backwards. >> the crumbs they are giving.

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jillian: investigators looking into whether united airlines will face criminal charges as outrage intensifies over the death of a puppy on board. rob: united is facing another hit after a family pet bound for kansas instead ended up in japan. anita vogel live with mounting pressure against the airline's

pr disaster. >> reporter: a new twist in this heartbreaking story, united airlines the target of a criminal investigation in texas, the airline denying its flight attendant new a dog was inside the bag, a claim the family says was a lie, nearly four hours later the puppy had stopped breathing. the family speaking out. >> a day after the tragedy went viral another family said their tenure back german shepherd was supposed to land in kansas city but was instead put on a different flight to japan. when they landed they were given a completely different dog. there dog is flying back home today but his owner is still

worried. >> i don't know if he can sustain this flight because he is a 10 year mac god and never been on a flight before. i don't know if he will survive this flight. >> united has been the leader in pet deaths for years. according to the part of transportation, 18 animals died under united's watch out of 24 total across the industry. 41 animals have died while traveling with united, the public transportation is investigating, so what else is being done? sen. john kennedy is demanding answers. >> what happened is disgraceful. i can't imagine how the pet's owner feels. we have many important things to do but this is important too.

>> kennedy plans to file a bill banning airlines from putting airlines and overhead bins and threatening significant fines for those that do. rob: a rough year for united airlines. jillian: a roller coaster gets stuck for an hour. >> they are upside down hanging there. they are stuck. jillian: this happened on the batman ride at 6 flags in texas, safety sensor went off, took 45 minutes to get them down unharmed. it is unclear what triggered the center to go off. >> delta air lines slams on social media for taking longer to deplane than the actual flight itself. the flight from minneapolis to sioux falls was scheduled to land at 9:18 but passengers were not allowed to get off the

flight until an hour later. the airline blaming it on a staff shortage and the four hour delay of another flight. just get me off of the thing. if you are searching for happiness you should move to finland. >> 156 countries on life expectancy, social security and generosity. >> we are getting richer but not happier, the us falls 18th pl. from 14th pl.. what will make it make us happy? nothing else. >> with comments like this. >> ongoing pressure to vote the way your husband, your boss, your son, whoever believes you

should. jillian: is this the right message ahead of the midterms? our panel on deck to debate it. >> this plaintiff-sized patriot going viral, this little boy joins us live to tell us why his salute to service is so important. ♪ how do you win at business?

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he is impeached. >> in terms of the bonus corporate america received versus the crumbs they are giving. >> i won the places that are optimistic, diverse, dynamic, moving forward and his whole campaign make america great again, was looking backwards. >> the left declares the race in pennsylvania is over touting it as a turning point for the party but is it really? here to debate that is democratic strategist joel payne and commentary writer for the washington examiner philip wegman. i want to start with you. the republicans will contest this connor lamb victory in western pennsylvania. it was very tight but even so i think just if you look at as ever to statistical tide is a big move for the democrats and

the big moment. what can be learned about this race? >> a great night on tuesday and the lesson to take away from is connor lamb was the right candidate in the right district, even the fact that it was up for contest shows you the trump agenda is failing in trump country. this was a plus 20 district in 2016, you have a democrat winning in that district. that has to have people who are concerned whether the trump agenda is connecting in trump country. >> it looks like he is going to win this thing. it depends on how you look at it. >> looking at the blueprint connor lamb laid out because as

joel said he was the right candidate at the right time in the right district, did his best to run as a moderate democrat painting himself as a conservative democrat. of democrats can rerun this play across the country, do what they did in 2006 under the leadership of howard dean and not moved to the left but make a play towards the center i think they are incredibly competitive at winning back the house. rob: do you think being a moderate democrat would be a better play. >> being a democrat that represents your district and what people are concerned about. and is part of the country people are concerned about economic issues. others will be concerned more about social issues. is republicans have to do, democrats have to find the right candidate that speaks to a certain area. i will say this. we have to be concerned about donald trump's agenda.

i hate to underscore the point but this is trump country. this is not an area democrats should be doing well. there has to be some soul-searching about whether or not donald trump, look at the tax bill, the steel tariffs, are those things connecting with his voters? >> if you look at pennsylvania this was a plus 20 trump district. soul is not that far off base. of tax cuts are not going to be enough for republicans to run on in november they will need another message that will resonate with the voter, failure to do away with obamacare will lead to significant premium increases in november. they need to go back to the drawing board and have something to run on because of connor lamb will put the blueprint out there and other democrats run with it

republicans will be in trouble. rob: obamacare still exists to the disdain of many in the republican party. we do appreciate it. jillian: fears of north korea teaming up with the asad regime, the new nuclear threat. >> i wish we could get along like we used to in middle school. i wish i could bake a cake made of rainbows and smiles. >> she doesn't even go here. jillian: millennial's suffering from a quarter life crisis. why the generation is so blue. ♪ higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best.

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possible north korean underground military base in syria. tunnels in and out of the facility have been in the works since 2011 near bashar al-assad's downtown. it to be a weapons depot. we know north korea has been sending chemical weapons supplies into syria. jillian: nikki haley calling for a strong response to a gas attack saying the us agrees with our british allies russia was behind the attempted murder in london warning a similar attack could happen in the us if action is taken. >> if we don't take immediate concrete measures to address this now, salisbury will not be the last place we see chemical weapons used. they could be used here in new york or in cities or any country that sits on this counsel.

this is a defining moment. jillian: russia vows revenge against teresa mae for expelling 23 diplomats following the attack. time may be up for the world's most famous clockmaker, a judge tossing a suit, his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb at school was he was arrested in 2015 after his teacher called police because it looks like a possible explosive. he was suspended for three days. mohammed visited the white house following the ordeal. rob: the florida high school massacre followed by a nationwide walk out determined to make a change on gun control. bill keating has reaction to this political movement. >> reporter: from stoneman that was high school in parkland, florida to manhattan, new york.

>> second tired of being forced to be on high alert. >> to littleton, colorado, site of the masquerade the heart of the nation's capital, students walked out of classrooms across the country to protest gun violence and stricter gun control laws. students turned their backs on the white house and were joined outside the capital by lawmakers walking out in solidarity. >> you know we are grieving in florida, you are giving voice to that. >> we are going to win single we are going to windsor go >> reporter: the confessed killer in the stuntman that was massacre was back in court saying nothing during his arraignment. and 17 counts of attempted

murder. prosecutors went the death penalty. they are going to plead guilty to everything if the death penalty is taken off the table. that is not happening, pleaded not guilty for it. they release new 911 calls made by students and teachers from inside stoneman douglas as the rampage was happening and the terror was raw. >> got shot in the chest. >> reporter: thackeray cruz, the 18-year-old biological brother of nikolas cruz, set in the courtroom and cried, watched and listened to the real possibility his brother nicholas gets executed. phil keating, fox news. jillian: snowflake syndrome continues, 60% of millennial's say they are going to a quarter

life crisis. rob: citing finances, careers and societal pressures as reasons for depression but also notes more than half the people surveyed admit to spending more than they are and every month. jillian: why have millennials gone blue? thanks for joining us this morning. what is going on? >> we are the most educated, most cultured, most diverse generation that has ever lived, the most technologically savvy and innovative yet despite these good things we report higher than any other generation high levels of depression, paranoia and anxiety and financial irresponsibility and career moves have something to do with it. it is a little bit deeper than that and there are three main reasons. one being instant gratification, one being individualism and 3 being moral relativism. those things go hand-in-hand. and some gratification meaning

we were the first generation to be what to click something and it shows up at our door, the first generation to be able to find answers on google rather than in the library or encyclopedia, the first generation to be able to navigate with google maps rather than knowing how to read a map. a lot of millennials when we go into the real world are disappointed to find life doesn't come that easily and individualism or lack of community. more than any other generation, they have less religious institutions, organized religion and not only that but attendance to the pta, book clubs, community-based organizations have all declined. loneliness leads to depression and moral relativism is a consequence of individualism and that is this idea that you are your own god, you are your own arbiter of truth and have no

real proven outside yourself and that listlessness coupled with individualism and instant gratification can lead to this quarter life crisis millennial feel they are having. >> a lot of grief from a lot of people, they come out of college, a terrible economy and job market and it is expensive for these kids, they spend more than they make every month, life wasn't always this expensive. >> our parents generation at a younger age, two incomes, a lot of people are self sufficient nowadays. >> i definitely think so. those are factors that play into it. and the world wars and great depression the more different

and sometimes the words -- the work ethic, millennial's in general are not lazy but it is different from the time, to take anything for granted they knew the value of the dollar, and so many millennial's major in something, and like they did, parents didn't have that expectation, and 22 years old that ends up with a lot of disappointment. rob: they don't like to put in all the hard work to get the benefits. we appreciate it. let's turn to the weather. three nor'easters in two weekend word of another major storm that could be on the way. jillian: jenna steen, tell us

about yesterday. >> they are also getting plans with another storm system this weekend and the remnants, the westerly flow, for the great lakes, and the computer models, looks like the gfs on tuesday, first day of spring brings us a formidable nor'easter that would bring a lot of snow, wind, rain, the euro is in back of that and still develops a little later. and conducive to these nor'easters as well as the west, getting rain and mountain snow across the sierra live at a range. they are living this. the bad news is saying uncle in the northeast. first day of spring storm, the next 7 to 10 days we are in that

pattern. jillian: the end is near, spring is ahead. >> i'm glad you are to mr. rob is not. rob: it snowed on april 1st last year. jillian: a massive ford recall affecting 1 million drivers because their steering wheel could come off. >> the city it is the president. the guy is a full. our baby in chief. rob: the brand-new jab he just took at donald trump and the hypocrisy. >> the million-dollar lawsuit miley cyrus is facing.

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rob: john ludwick made comments about claiming to have helped discos of natalie holloway's remains? >> doused in gasoline. >> florida police say ludwick was technical during a struggle while trying to kidnap a woman, ludwick and the woman did know each other. rob: the sister of dylan roof is in trouble. arrested for carrying pepper spray, a knife and marijuana at her south carolina high school. police were alerted to this by this disturbing post on snapchat saying she hopes those who walked out on the parkland

shooting i shot themselves. jillian: your steering wheel could pop off while you are driving. rob: that is not good. why could that be problematic? why there is a recall with it? >> that isn't good. recalling 1.4 million, you could lose control when driving. apparently there is an issue with the bolt, specifically ford fusion and lincoln, model year 2014-18, they will be contacting the owners of these cars to get that straightened out. >> will cost you more to go to disney. >> this is surprising to me because it was free for hotel guests to park at a disney resort, now they are going to be charging hotel guests to park their. depending where you stay, $13-$24, $33 if you want to

splurge and go with valet parking, this takes us to march 21st, just in time for spring break. jillian: plaintiff-sized patriot. this little boy going viral for his tribute to a fallen hero. he tells us why his service is so important. rob: did we get something? whispering about you. >> reporter: watching the program in 14 minutes. the top economic advisor, what should we expect from him. and kelly and conway - kellyanne conway, judges are napolitano, we will talk about the andrew

mccabe thing, and dana loesch and so much more. saturday is st. patrick's day, some things coming up at the conclusion of the show. play "do it like this"

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dinner in 5. when everything's connected, it's simple. easy. awesome. rob: robert they niro known to take cheap shots at the president. >> this idiot is the president. the guy is a fool. our baby in chief, i call him. rob: the multimillionaire actor at it again calling donald trump spoiled during a charity event. he made it through the university of pennsylvania, he was exposed to a quality education but he is still an idiot. he had to overcome the curse of

growing up rich and spoiled. he also wishes he could punch the president in the face. actor sean penn writing a gruesome novel about a man wanting to kill the president that sounds eerily familiar to our current president. bob honey, a fictional character right an angry letter about america's leader saying you are not simply a president of impeachment but a man in need of an intervention, a nation in need of an assassin. tweet me, i very. he released enough in 2016 under a fake name recently admitting he did write it. >> patriotism at its finest. a memorial of fallen deputy jacob pickett who was killed in the line of duty. rallying his community raising

$7000 for the fallen hero's family by selling lemonade. the inspirational little boy joins us live with his father jason. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. tell us how this started. >> a while back, in doing so, free lemonade, got to know a lot of them in town and this was very successful and we found out about aaron allen in indiana, and open his lemonade stand to raise money. so we did that last year, raised $2000. and we heard the story of jacob pickett and asked, wanted to serve again. and the community came together. jillian: why did you want to do

this? >> i want to be a cop when i grow up. jillian: what do you say police officers when you give them lemonade? >> thank you. >> thank you for your service? we understand you give police officers free lemonade? >> yes. >> police officers, firemen, first responders, military, police are his favorite. >> what does it mean when you see a 6-year-old with the impact on the community like this? >> really great to see what happens, you grow that heart with the best of your ability as a parent to see how that goes into impact community and realize if we could all do that we would have a better place to

be, pretty neat thing is apparent. >> what does the community support them like? and throw in a dollar. the resources and businesses donating a lot. everyone is just as important giving as much as they can and it tells law enforcement and first responders our communities got them back in indiana and surrounding areas. need to see, we watch people who gave the last dollar do the best they could and that meant a lot. >> you have a special birthday message to pass along to somebody. >> happy birthday, corey. lizzie's brother. >> we hope corey has a wonderful birthday and you continue with

your lemonade stand, appreciate you joining us, thank you. how cute. rob: what motivates you more to work? pizza or money? it may or may not surprise you. ♪ it never fails ♪ makes me want - >> blues cruise cruising for a bruising. wait until you hear this. ♪

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rob: welcome back. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. pizza is proven to make you more productive at work than money. the promise of pizza resulted in employees working 7% harder than when they were offered cash. jillian: because you are happy. i get it miley cyrus facing 300-million-dollar lawsuit over this song ♪ >> re gareggae artist says it's too close to his song we run things. things no run we. rob: not a good song. what is h she getting sued for. remember the actor from blues cruise? he wants to fight to get his

job back. >> here is the mail it never. it makes me want to wag my tail. rob: that would be a tough job. steve burns telling tmz he is willing to tussle to host the coming revival of that kid's show. he was seen auditioning for that show but apparently it was all a joke. jillian: have a good day. >> this was about the first place i announced that we were going to be asking for massive tax cuts and now we are going for a phase ii. >> the white house announced that larry kudlow accepted an offer to serve as the president's top economic advisor. >> we want to make america the worldwide investment destination. we had that but we have lost it. >> the attorney general jeff sessions may fire the former fbi director andrew mccabe before he is eligible to get his pension. >> losing his pension, that's the least of andrew mccabe's worries right now. >> intel investigation is over it concluded there is zero evidence of trump-russia col