happen to miss a program. we hope to see you next sunday with the latest buzz. >> we are going to proceed with our tariffs. >> i think this could be a little shock therapy. get their attention and hopefully it'll have a good impact. >> treasury secretary stephen mnuchin said that president should give a line item veto. >> three u.s. papers saying the company doesn't deserve your personal information. >> loyola chicago men's basketball team is on final run, fourth 11th ranked team in history and have secret, a 90-year-old nun called sister jane.

♪ ♪ heather: good morning to you, hope you had a great weekend, there's a live shot of new york city, it's chilly here today. spring not quite here yet although officially it's supposed to be. thank you so much for joining us "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm heather childers. let's begin with fox news alert for you, military manhunt intensifying for the man who could be plotting a terror attack on tourists in rome, officials hear that tanasian man could target bars, train stations and shopping centers in italy. italy tipped off about the potential attack by anonymous letter sent to embassy in tanasia, he's already known for

police for drug dealing and minor crimes. to saudi arabia now, barrage of ballistic missiles from yemen rebels overnight some targeting the capital city. amazing video. according to saudi military, all 7 missiles intercepted and destroyed. people on the ground captured video and even a large piece of debris on the ground. at least one person killed marking the first death in saudi three-year campaign in yemen. last week the u.s. approved one billion dollar armed sell to saudi arabia and then in israel the iron dome, the missile defense system was mistakenly activated by gunfire, interceptors launched into the year but no launched to israel.

today's president trump's call for big southern border one step to completion. >> we are going to build the wall. heather: well, construction is set to begin on the $1.6 billion prompt to add fencing and replace about 90 miles in california, texas and arizona, a 25 billion-dollar proposal to build the entire wall didn't make it into the spending bill, president trump hinting on twitter that our rich military may pay for the rest of the wall. in the meantime the president is defending the signing of 1.3 spending bill despite backlash from other republicans, griff jenkins in nation's capitol as white house says some parts of the plan could still be vetoed, griff, not quite over yet. >> good morning, heather, what it means for the military,

tweeting, many jobs are created and our military is again rich building a great border wall poison and enemy combatants pouring into the country and national defense, build wall through m, m is military, he's taking heat for not negotiating a better deal. democrats considering it a legislative win. and former governor mike huckabee says it betrays the voters. >> i call it the bs bill and i was disappointed in it, i feel like the gop essentially betrayed the voters who gave them the majority and i'm wondering for what purpose did we put you in the majority. >> administration defends the decision, mnuchin says it needs to be signed and president line item veto. >> i think they should give the president a line item veto.

>> that's been ruled unconstitutional, sir. >> congress can pass a rule that allows him to do it. >> no, sir, it'll be a constitutional amendment. >> chris, we don't need to get into debate. there's different ways of doing this. >> or a daca fix for dreamers, it's probably not going to happen this week. >> yes, they are, another vacation, imagine that. griff, thank you so much, have a great day. incoming national security adviser john bolton defending himself of gun rights video, 2013 recording used by russian group the right to bear arms, democratic senator tim kaine tweeting, can he get clearance, spokesperson now responding telling fox news, quote, the ambassador was asked by former nra dave king to record video to

upper house of russian parliament, never heard of right to bear arms until recent coverage of the group. well, president trump's campaign manager, kevin lewandowsy sending a top message. >> what you have to have inside the building is people on the president's agenda, whether that means this president is implementing steel and aluminum tariffs, if you're not on that agenda, you might not want to be in the building. if this means that we are going to ensure that there's no continuation of nuclear weapon in north korea, you will have to make sure you're in the building and you're listening and part of present team. he's bringing people in who is on his team to make sure agenda is moving forward. heather: his comments following president trump by revamping by adding former u.s. ambassador john bolton, larry kudlow and

cia director mike pompeo as secretary of state. stormy daniels breaking her silence about alleged affair with president trump. tells 60 minutes that he had consensual sex with the president way back in 2006, he was threatened to tell story. >> i was in a parking lot going into a fitness class with my infant daughter and a guy said to me, leave trump alone and leaned around and looked at my daughter, beautiful little girl, it would be ashamed if something happened to her mom and then he was gone. heather: claiming the president never signed it, the president's lawyers have filed a separate lawsuit for $20 million in damages, president trump denies the allegations. after thousands marched on washington some antigun activists refuse today pack up

and go home, 0 high school students making the 50-mile trip from wisconsin's capital to house speaker paul ryan's hometown of gainesville, they are calling on ban for military-style weapons and raising legal age of firearms to 21, they plan to arrive on wednesday. final four is now set one cinderella and trio of teams punching ticket in san antonio. >> they'll go for the three. >> right back outside. >> kansas city winning thriller beating number 2 duke in overtime and then another number one seed villanova handling three seed texas tech, 71-59. but the story of tournament might be loyola and chaplain

sister gene who has given her blessing for the team to license her name and image. taking on michigan saturday, kansas will take on villanova, good luck to all of them, final four. the time is ten minutes after the top of the hour. china on notice, president trump's security pick john bolton setting the stage with america first trade policy. >> i think this could be a little shock therapy, get their attention and hopefully it'll have a good impact. heather: war of words with china. and crucial midterms election begin to go take shape, the democrats edge shrinking as republicans gain ground. our next guest is laying out the next round of races and begging for forgiveness again, mark zek saying sorry, are people buying it this time around, we will

have the reaction.

♪ ♪ ♪ heather: welcome back, the flight for free and fair trade intensifying between the u.s. and china, president trump pushing forward with his 60 billion-dollar tariff crack-down while negotiating the level playing field. kelly wright joins us live from washington, d.c. where we could be on the verge of trade war, right, kelly? >> that's what they are

speculating and we will wait and see what happens after dust up gets settled, president trump meantime announcing $6 billion in tariffs against china and senior administration officials say he means it, even with china talking about imposing $3 billion on american products in retaliation, the president is prepared to move forward with the tariffs. treasury secretary steve mnuchin talked exclusively with fox news sunday chris wallace about the president's stance that he wants to establish a fair and reciprocal trade with china. >> we are simultaneously having negotiations with the chinese to see if we can reach an agreement, as the president said, we want to cut trade deficit 100 billion next year, i'm cautiously hopeful we can reach an agreement. we are proceeding with these tariffs. >> the president national security adviser john bolton say china has taken advantage of being the world's second biggest

economy following the u.s. >> all we are asking for here is for the chinese to do the same, so this could be shock therapy, get their attention and hopefully it'll have a good impact. kelly: in the wake's of the president announcement plus on steel and aluminum, the stock market dropped 700 points on thursday, mnuchin plays down the fluctuations. >> i think the most important thing is to cus on is the market will go up and down in the short term and the bigger issue is where would it be in the long term and has been enormously up since the election. kelly: you were talking about trade war, small group of chinese and business owners, they express today me that they are concerned about audiotape possible trade war but mnuchin and bolton appear to be confident that a trade war would be unlikely and everted. heather: all right, we will see if that happens, thank you so much, kelly, have a good day.

democrats apparently losing midterm edge over republicans, a brand-new fox news poll that republicans have shrunk the democrats lead 5% from 15% just six months ago. so what are republicans doing right and why are democrats losing steam, here to lay out upcoming races is former ted cruz for president campaign poster, chris wilson. thank you so much for joining us so early. >> you bet, heather. heather: democrats were up by 15 points, now it's what 5%, what do you think is the difference? >> well, i think it's a number of things, one, you saw the republicans begin to accomplish something, pass tax cuts, the numbers start to become closer since then and now with funding the military, beginning to build the border wall, all these are lined up to series of accomplishments and republican voters are getting excited

about. the party of power losing seats is the other side is motivated by the incumbents party is now motivated. now what you are seeing is republicans are becoming motivated again. heather: what do you think about gun issue, this particular poll was taken in march 2018, the biggest issue seems to be gun control. >> you know, gun control is a motivational issue with democratic base and republican base but when you get voters and compare together in terms of overall motivation, it's more of a motivator in terms of turnout issue with progun, the prosecond amendment base. i don't know that that actually ends up being positive issue for democrats. heather: i was wondering about that in terms of timing. let's look at some of the specific races, i know that you we wanted to talk about the senate race in nevada. >> nevada it's an interesting one, dean heller going against harry reid, harry reid's last

cycle, helping successor win last year, does it still exist or does the dean heller organization that's been able to win, are they able to come up on top. that's probably the democrats best chance for a pick-up and i would argue it's not even that good of a chance. heather: arizona, let's move to that. >> an american hero in martha mcsally, likely to win primary, going to go against chris, it's still a red territory, donald trump is still popular there, that's one where -- if the president begins to get closer to election day, could cause it to move to the other direction, the democrats second chance for pick-pup. heather: let's move up to the house in virginia. >> that's a suburban seat. best opportunity for that. but, it's also an area where the tax bill numbers i mentioned earlier have the greatest degree of impact and that's probably

best chance to survive is based on, her ability to message on the economy and the fact that people in suburban are doing much better in the past. heather: house race in north district, 32nd district in texas. >> in texas, sure, that's one where pete session who is ran the nrcc, tireless campaigner, if you start to see democrat wave that's one that you will see fall and if it does, it'll be a long night for republicans, that's one to watch for in election night. heather: we will see what happens. still little ways away, things could change. thank you, chris. >> you bet, thank you. heather: time now is almost 20 minutes after the top of the hour, world war iii may be brewing in the middle east, iran taking aim at israel, the new threat as tensions escalate and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger wants a republican 2020 challenge and thinks he has a perfect candidate in mind to run against

president trump, cheryl casone with the online reaction. ♪ ♪

heather: facebook users still not buying apology for cambridge analytica. >> this was a major breach of trust and i'm really sorry that this happened. we need to make sure that there aren't any other cambridge analyticas out there, we are going to go now and investigate every app that has access to a large amount of information. heather: maybe should have thought of that to begin with. carley shimkus, fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115 with latest

apology. >> took mark zuckerberg five days to address the cambridge analyitca. has taken four major ads, now in his statement zuckerberg vowed to limit the data when users sign onto facebook and also plan to go investigate every app with large amounts of user data but he warns that there are likely other apps out there that are breaking facebook's rules now the company appears to have a lot of work to do because a lot of people reacted on social media with an tber, brian on twitter is, the only thing zuckerberg is sorry about is getting caught. as soon as he explains thousand get our personal info we can talk about apologizing. now saying i'm so secured, smart, a lot of anger directed at facebook this morning.

heather: let's go friend to 4:00 a.m. show, one of the students at parkland, called for debate for the march for life organizer. carley: that's right, he did on twit, happy to debate you live tomorrow so we can die sect each other's arguments, no personal insults here allowed. he tweeted that at a student named cameron kasky, one of the organizers for the march for our lives event, he then tweeted a response back saying, we will set up a debate in the near future, so something to look out for in the coming days. heather: interesting, i think they should debate on the show. carley: i think that's a great idea. heather: schwarzenegger is calling for john kasich to run for president? >> he sure did. >> i think he should run against president trump and he should go and show the american people an alternative. >> you know, arnold, those kinds of words give me it's a strong level of support, it gives me a

big lift, right. carley: let's see what social media had to say. endorsement for man who had approval rating of 20's will do the tweet, don't get ahead of yourself, john, you might lose, lose big time. so arnold schwarzenegger are working together to sort of reshape the republican party in california, so they appear to be friends, political friendship. heather: interesting, thank you so much, carley, appreciate it. the time now is 26 minutes after the top of the hour and president trump praising the trillion dollar budget as win for national security. >> impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. heather: could the military foot the bill and what is it going to take to get both sides on board, our political panel on deck next to debate. bombarded with barrage of emails, when you're not at work,

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", today russia can be slapped with sanctions, russia denies any wrongdoing and now warns, quote, every launch against used would be perried tit for tat, every suggestion to punish russia it's a suggestion of self-inflict wound adding strategic stability of the entire world depends on russian-american relations. well, iran vowing to crush the u.s. in the next 25 years, the iranian army chief saying that it would, quote, finish office rael's life echoing similar comments by the country's leader

last year, tensions between the two middle eastern powers are high and struggle for power in the region, some iranian leaders also want revenge for killing of hezbollah leader a dewade ago. the european union warning great britain, any attempt of separate trade deal with the u.s. would be considered, coat, unacceptable , quote, unacceptable, could under mine attempts to strike a deal with president trump, right now the eu is exempt from president trump's deal. presidential nominee firing back at president trump who pinned it on democrats for including it in ominous spending bill. >> the quote of the president, he's either lying or delusional, if president trump believes in daca, all he has to do is retrack executive order from

september where he broke a promise to dreamers and said he was going to end the program. heather: president trump calling out democrats directly, quote, daca was abandoned by the democrats, very unfair to them, would have been tied to desperately needed wall. speaking of that, president trump is touting a $1.3 trillion budget as a win for the military and is vowing that more money will come for the border wall as construction is set to begin today, so what is it going to take to get both sides on board, joining me now republican strategist chris and democratic strategists sammy brown. >> good morning, how are you? heather: i'm doing great, hope you guys are doing great. let's look at the facts on 1.3 omnibus budget. 1.6 billion to building and fixing the border wall, so chris, i will begin with you, do

you think this is a win? >> i certainly think it is a challenging bill, first and foremost it is important to have a strong military especially in the very tumultuous time. this was something that the president was not enthusiastic about. he stated that on different occasions, including a speech and preparing to sign the bill. this has been a bill that's been been stressful and democrats should be ashamed of themselves, the reality is they gave no support on daca, they gave a half a billion dollars to planned parenthood. 93 mouths out of 93 mouths funded for border wall. we have to have a nation that's strong and that's what this bill should be about as coming together as america and president trump stated that that this is obviously ridiculous. he didn't want to do.

i actually respect and applaud him for averting a third government shutdown. he had to do what he had to do. heather: sammy, what do you think about that, was this a case of americans coming together at all on $1.3 trillion budget? >> i have to tell you, when it comes down to it, we wanted systematic change, we wanted -- we wanted real reform here and when we put this together, had this budget in place, it just doesn't seem like we got to the core of what we are after and there was no real reform here and the fact of the matter we are after issues that are inherent to the people at home, a wall that is decreasing popular, so we've now gone multiple percentage point from 2015 to present date as far as its popularity, we keep bringing this back up, what we need to address is full reform for daca and also issues that are going to be inherent back at home, if we are talking about infrastructure for talking about funding there, well, the fact of

the matter is, we are not doing anything that's going to get accessible or -- heather: but at the same time, sammy, you say daca needs to be dealt with, democrats had an opportunity but they chose not to do that, but chris, on the other hand, the president wanted $18 billion and he settled for 1.6. >> hopefully obviously we can do some things the next few months, look, to address sammy's point, democrats, that's the whole thing, we should be working together, democrats have no interest in working together with president trump, they are by constant battle, anything they can do to stop especially going to midterms, if they can cause any shake-ups with that, they will. they are not interested in working together, having a peaceful -- happy bill together, it has to be about working together. president trump wants to get things done, we are not going to agree on anything on constantly

daily basis, one thing as republican party being conservative, one of the things that we believe is fiscal spending effectively, everyday americans, you can't go spend any kind of money in regards to credit and what you want to have, you have to do things according to oh professional manner, we can't spend money until we run up the deficit. heather: but the thing is americans do want to have a safe nation and that does begin -- >> correct. heather: protecting our borders and maybe we will use $7 billion for the military to do that. we have to wrap it up. >> that's right. heather: chris and sammy, thank you so much for joining us me this morning. >> thank you so much. heather: the time now is 20 minutes until the top of the hour a million barack obamas, why the president thinks that cloning himself would make a better place, your kids can eat for free, yes, free, at wallet

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candidate comments, why they say she needs to respect every american voter, the right to disconnect, your boss could face a fine for e-mailing you at work if one democratic lawmaker gets his way but our next guest joe barelli says that's another way the government is trying to gain control, he's here why he's totally against the move. my name is jeff sheldon,

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♪ ♪ ♪ heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", frank sanatra to get you moving on monday morning. new york city, people work pretty much 24 hours a day in new york but maybe that could be thing of the past, could be illegal as this new bill right to disconnect and can force new york city employers to stop contacting their workers after hours, the bill is based on a similar law in france, so would this actually work in big apple, joe, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. heather: we saw lights, people hard at work in new york city, apparently there's this right to disconnect, we can bring it up for people at home so they can get an idea, basically it would be illegal for employers to contact employees after hours. >> right, managers would be punished if they continue to

e-mail employers, let's start with a positive, france has law implemented and they are still number 7 in the world in terms of productivity of workers and i think there's a case to be made for some hourly workers, if you're someone paid for $10 an hour, $20 an hour and you're not being paid for those weekend hour that is you're putting in with e-mails, it's probably case, but as you saw in the picture, people work in the city 24 hours a day and there are some big salaries because we have some big multinational companies that are here. those companies have big buildings and all of this is driving the new york economy and the reason why our city budget is 7 times bigger than our nearest competitor. these companies do not want to be, you know, basically boxed in by some silly city council rules that would basically not allow managers to reach out to employers over the weekend. we are a city that existed in 24/7 global marketplace. heather: it's not just new york city either. this is happening in cities all over the country where people

are working more and more. >> part of the reason is because we have phones, our phones don't know when to disconnect or when to browse facebook or when to work emails. but in france, you could see they are struggling to implement these laws. heather: not helping can product i have. >> there was a study, french companies by law don't comply wit, don't have any behavioral change whatsoever. another company, big eu hr firm, one-third -- managers rather are still using emails on the weekend and probably the most shocking is what we think of french employees, one-third of french workers actually check e-mail over month long august break, so this is just the government trying to implement some reforms to regulate the hours that people can work. i am not qualify today tell people what the right balance is between work and leisure and i don't think the full city council of our city should --

heather: government regulation, government getting involved with individuals when you should or should not work and telling companies how they should and what they should do. >> all comes from the laws that was socialist minister of labor, she believed that government should be regulated balance between work and life. again, i'm not qualified to go and turn to viewers right now and say i know better than you what the right balance is for you and your family and yet here we have the city council of new york trying to make regulations, the big companies of the world, jpmorgans, goldman sachs paying hundreds of thousands of dollars they don't want to be told that employers can't be contacted. heather: same goes for journalists, we have to be working pretty much 24 hours a day, when we are not here we are monitoring what is happening. >> somebody had to reach out on sunday for me to be here today. heather: yeah. >> thank you. heather: we will keep you an eye

on it. in the meantime we have viewer comment. we we wanted to know what you thought and comments pouring. >> you do what the job requires, if you don't like it, get a different job. i agree with the law, if you're working, then you should get paid for it and sherry on facebook says, absolutely, especially when you work from home, there are no real set work hours, you feel trapped and then nick, if you have a good job that's paying well, answering e-mail is not a big deal. so differences of opinion there, people think different ways. well the time is now about 10 minutes until the top of the hour and fresh off kids storming the capital pushing for stricter gun laws and heavily armed switzerland is proving that more rules aren't necessary, should the u.s. follow by example? and because one obama isn't enough, why former president wishes there were a million more of him.

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♪ heather: beautiful shot for you this morning. ktvu sending that to us, beautiful light from the bridge. lots of car on the bridge this morning already. former president obama think that is the world needs a lot more of him literally, obama speaking at a conference in japan, i would create a hundred or a thousand or a million young barack obamas or michelle obamas or the next group of people who could take the baton in the relay, many problems caused by old men. hillary clinton feeling more heat over criticism of trump voters. >> if you look at the map of the united states, there's all that red in the middle where trump won, so i won the places that --

[applause] >> our optimistic, diverse dynamic. heather: missouri senator claire mccaskal, democrats who represents one of states that hillary clinton won is slamming that she needs to respect all americans. >> those of us in state that is trump won, we would appreciate if she would be more careful and show respect to every american voter and not just the ones who voted for her. heather: she respects missouri voters and understands the reason they voted for president trump. and president trump in the meantime expect today scratch controversial obama era rule that makes our schools more violent, close racial gaps and numbers of us pensions and arrests or funding cut for lack of discipline policies had reverse effect. districts who made policy change

reported increase in violence. was seen all the way from space, the march for rally wasn't as big as organizers say it was, they claim more than 850,000 people attended the progun control event in washington, d.c. on saturday, but an imaging company which uses aerial photos to calculate crowd says says there were 202,000 people at the march's peak, margin of error is 15%. country of switzerland proves there's no more need for gun rules. according to international study services, the last mass shooting in switzerland was nearly 20 years ago in 2001. this despite a stunningly high rate of 2 million, 8 million private citizens privately owning gun. the country had 47 homicides with firearms making the murder rate making lowest in the world.

well, that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", hope you have a great monday, "fox & friends first" continues right now. i will see you back here tomorrow, bye, bye. >> i think this could be a little shock therapy, get their attention and hopefully it'll have a good impact. >> all right, monday march 26th, china on notice, president trump's national security adviser pick john bolton already setting stage for america first policy. jillian: plus the president defending signing of $1.3 trillion budget, but what about the part that he party doesn't like, this morning the white house proposing solution. rob: the time you know is about to change, florida will be keeping daylight saving time year round so is the rest of the country next? sounds kind of nice, "fox & friends first" continues right now