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.

♪ ♪ jillian: good morning to you on this monday, anyone know what this song is? rob: daylight, very inappropriate because of the image on the screen. jillian: rather dark out there in new york city. good morning, happy monday, i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, military manhunt intensifying for a man who could be plotting a terror attack on tourists in rome. according to local reports, officials fear tanasian man could target bars, train stations or shopping centers in italy, the country tipped off about the potential attack by an anonymous letter sent to their embassy in tanasia, already

known for police for drug dealing and minor crimes. jillian: saudi arabia under siege by barrage of ballistic missiles from yemen rebels, some targeting the capital city. [inaudible conversations] jillian: according to saudi military all seven missiles were intercepted and destroyed. people on the ground captured video of launches and even large piece of debris on the ground, at least one person killed marking the first death in saudi three-year military campaign in yemen. in israel, the iron dome missile defense system mistakenly activated, interceptors launch intoed the air but no rockets were launch intoed israel. testimony is set to begin of trial of alleged bomb plot targeting somali immigrants, the three malikia members charged

with conspiracy to detonate bombs in mosque in kansas where somali refugees lived. they have all pleaded not guilty and could face death penalty if guilty. rob: president trump's call for southern wall are one step closer to completion. >> we are going to build the wall. rob: we are making some kind of progress. the administration is set to begin $1.6 billion portion of the project. this would not be a wall and add fencing and replace 90 miles of fencing in california, texas and arizona, president trump hinting on twitter that our now rich military may pay for the rest of the wall which is set to be $25 billion, democratic strategists joined us earlier with their reaction.

>> democrats should be ashamed of themselves, we only have 93 miles out of 3,000 miles funded in regards to the border wall. this is ridiculous, we have a nation that's strong. >> we keep bringing this back up, what we need to address is full on reform for daca and also issues that are going to be inherent back at home. rob: president trump insisting on twitter that the approved budget is down payment and the rest of the money will come. jillian: in the meantime the president is signing of signing 1.3 spending bill despite backlash from other republicans. rob: griff jenkins in nation's capitol as some parts of the plan could still be vetoed. >> the president sounded positive about signing the bill, what it means for the military tweeting because of the money gotten to rebuild the military, many jobs were created and our military is again rich, building a great border wall with drugs and enemy combatants pouring into the country is all about national defense, build wall

through m, m being military, but he's taking some heat for republicans for not negotiating a better deal, senator rand paul calls it a shameful piece of legislation and democrats are considering legislative win as former governor huckabee says it betrays voters. >> i call it the omna 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. >> the white house defends decision, treasury secretary mnuchin said it had to be and give president line item veto. >> that's been ruled unconstitutional by the supreme court, sir. >> again, congress could pass a rule, okay, that allows them to do it. >> no, no, sir, it'll be a constitutional amendment. >> chris, we don't need to get a debate -- there's different ways

of doing it. >> what about what's not in the bill, fully funded border or daca fix for dreamers, you will hear more about it but not this week because congress is on easter recess. jillian: thank you, incoming national security adviser john bolton defending himself from video, tim kaine tweeting, quote, can john bolton get a security clearance? spokesman now responding telling fox news, quote, the ambassador was asked by former nra president dave to record video for presentation to the upper house of russian parliament, the federation council, the ambassador never heard of trying to bear arms until recent coverage of the group. president trump taking part in rare honor next month, commander in chief hosting a private dinner for francis president emmanuel macron at mount vernon,

george washington's home in virginia this according to french media. macron's first state visit, our commander in chief and first lady visited france back in july. rob: thousands marched on washington, some antigun activists now refusing to pack up and go home. about 40 high school students now making the track, 50-mile track from wisconsin's capital of madison to republican house speaker paul ryan's hometown of jamesville, wisconsin, they are calling for ban on military style weapons and raising legal timing purchase any firearms to age of 21. they plan to arrive on wednesday. nfl anthem protester expected to turn himself to police today, the defensive end injuring a woman, his brother's team won, police say he pushed the 66-year-old who was working

security causing her to sprain her shoulder, he could spend up to 10 years in prison. jillian: the final four is now set, one cinderella and a trio of tradition rich teams punching their ticket to san antonio. >> they're going to go for the 3. quickly right back outside. jillian: how about that? top seeded kansas beating number 2 duke, 85-81 in overtime. rob: that was a great game. villanova, 71-59 but the story of the tournament loyola, chicago, 11 seed and 98-year-old chaplain sister gene who has given her blessing for the team to license her name and image as well. jillian: taking on mitch gabe on saturday, kansas will take on villanova. lots of fun action to come.

rob: imagine 11 seed in final game. president trump following through with another key campaign promise. >> we will make america wealthy again. rob: all right, american confidence in our economy soaring, our next guest says, buckle your seat belt, it'll only get better from here. jillian: governors new worry, making sure feelings don't get hurt but is this essential to what americans need right now. "fox & friends first" continues. ♪ i'm a fighter. always have been.

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monday morning, live look outside and the fight for free and fair trade intensifying between u.s. and china. president trump pushing head with his 60 billion-dollar tariff plan while negotiating to level the playing field of trade. kelly wright live in dc where we could be on the verge of a trade war, some say, kelly. kelly: rob, good morning to you, president trump announced $60 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 prepare today move forward with tariffs, treasury secretary steve mnuchin talked about it exclusively but fox news sunday chris awallace 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 could reach an agreement, as the president said, we want to cut the trade deficit 100 billion over the next year, i'm cautiously hopeful we will reach an agreement, if not we are proceeding where the tariffs. kelly: the president's national security adviser john bolton says china has taken advantage of being the second biggest economy following the u.s. >> all we are asking for here is for the chinese to do the same. so i think this could be a little shock therapy, get their attention and hopefully it'll have a good impact. kelly: in the wake of the president's announced tariffs on china plus on steel and aluminum, the stock market dropped 700 points on thursday, mnuchin down plays the stock fluctuations. >> i think the most important thing to focus on is the market will go up and down in the short term, the real important issue is where would it be longer term and the market is still up enormous amount since the

election. kelly: rob, a small group of chinese and american business owners that i spoke to on friday at rockefeller center new york, they express today me they are concerned about a possible trade war but mnuchin and bolton, they both appear to be very confident that a trade war would be everted, rob, jillian. rob: destabilizing to say the least. kelly: absolutely. jillian: america's confidence in our economy is soaring, brand-new fox news poll, americans are less nervous about our economy under president trump, as we continue to see the economy grow, what else can we expect under president trump? kevin kelly. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. jillian: it's been up and down this year, what do you make of that and what do you see going forward? kevin: has been going up this year especially because the administration is trying to enact new policies, we saw last

year one of the major policies they got through was tax reform and conducive to small business and they can reinvest in equipment, bonuses going out. that's played through into the market, we saw the market going up 20%, we saw the federal reserve raising interest rates, we are starting to see other central banks tightening or trying to tightening and the market is trying to get a balance especially with tightening monetary policy. jillian: fox news poll that we have mentioned, 51% of people approve, 44% of people disapprove, you can see a whole list of things, taxes, 48% approve, what do make of the numbers? kevin: people and companies know how to spend money better than government and you see it play out in the real economy, row are starting to see companies give out bonuses, companies invest in property, equipment, you saw the

hotels index was up 25%, businesses are starting to do a lot more activity. data and infrastructure real estate was up 29%. these are reciprocal parts of the economy that are doing very well because people are putting money to work to sectors. jillian: what do you say to critics, well, this doesn't happen overnight, this actually started under president obama, this isn't because of president trump, you hear that in other networks all of the time, what's your reaction to that? kevin: if you look at gdp of the previous administration, you can see that -- they never hit a 3% number and that's really telling because they had restrictive policies, think about the regulatory capture, dodd-frank, over 22,000 pages of rules and regulations, when the new administration they started repealing that, you started to see the tax policy n june of 2016, hey, listen, american tax policy is not good, 35% statutory corporate rate is not helping the economy. lowest middle class in 30 years, now you see change in that because of congress and

administration. jillian: one of the things i noticed in the notes as i was preparing for segment, buckle up, why should we prepare today buckle up? kevin: i think we will see more of that and we will see effects come through. as you allude today previous question, this doesn't happen all at once, we are expecting earn to go rise 15% year over year starting in the next couple of weeks when you start to see the first quarter, earnings report come out, you see estimates on wall street this year talking about 3,000 on the s&p 500, we are at 2588, you will see 15% upside there. you will start to see the numbers trickle through and do very well, so right now this is just short term, macro economic events and so once companies start earning and telling you how they are going to put more capital at work and how well earnings are doing, you will see the market go higher from here. jillian: one thing you cannot deny is the confidence.

thank you, kevin, appreciate it. rob over to you. rob: thanks so much. 19 minutes after the hour now, crucial midterm elections are coming in november. the democrats appear to have an edge tbhau could be shrinking, so what's the key to republicans gaining ground? we will talk about that and bombarded with a barrage of emails when you're not even at work, new york city wants to make it illegal for your boss to demand a response when you're sitting on your couch, is this a good idea? the comments pouring in on this one how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com.

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♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: live look outside at times square, the lights are on, not too many people are awake just yet, that's going to change. good morning, welcome back, the democratic edge over republicans in the midterm elections is slimming, brand-new fox news poll showing 5% lead for the minority party. 46% of voters say they are leaning towards democrats this november with 41% favoring the gop, as recently as october, 15% of americans were leaning democrat, pollster joined us. >> we see the numbers become closer since then. right now with funding the military, beginning to build the border wall, all lined up with

series. jillian: democrats hope to go build a momentum, challenge the 68 district that is trump won in 2016. the president's approval rate rose 2 points 45%, falling short of highest approval rating of 48%, disapproval rating coming down to 52%, the good news, coming amid a major shake-up in the white house, rob. rob: all right, the governor of connecticut work to go make sure that state employees feelings aren't hurt, governor signing executive order to end the use of terms essential and nonessential employees, he says the terms have, quote, negative connotations towards workforce and necessary to include

language that's more inclusive. a right to disconnect bill that would make it illegal for employers to contact their employees after hours. but new york city councilman joe borelli says that might not go over so well. >> people work in the city 24 hours a day and there are some big salaries because we have big multinational companies that are here. these companies do not want to be, you know, basically boxed in by some silly city council rules that basically would not allow managers to reach out to their employees over the weekend. rob: we work harder than anybody else in the world, according to adoe study, workers spend 78% thinking of work. jillian: when you are off the clock, you are off unless they are compensated. rob: he should start a second or

third shift. jillian: no time belongs to employer unless the employee agrees and is paid for their time. i think the agrees is interesting point because a lot of jobs you know that going into it. rob: i think you do. jillian: keep comments coming, we will be reading it. cracking down on russia, president trump vow to go hit the kremlin with harsh new sanctions over poison of exspy, will that finally stop the left from calling him soft on putin, our political panel on deck to debate that next. rob: plus could time as you know it be about to change, florida officially keeping daylight saving time year round. is the rest of the country coming next? ♪

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rob: welcome back, president trump looking to crack down on russia yet again the white house blaming russia for attack on former spies saying the president is now weighing his options, one of those options reportedly to expel dozen of russian diplomats from the united states but as it appears a second crack-down on russia this month could be imminent, maybe even today, democrats are continue to go say that the president is soft on russia. here now to weigh in on that and whether it's warranted is the president of media group beverly and democratic strategists michael starr hopkins, michael, we will start with you, it appears in some ways that administration has been rather tough on russia while the president doesn't like to condemn verbally, almost like playing good cop, bad cop at this point. what's your make on that? >> i understand the president wanting to have good

relationship with russia and vladimir putin because they are major world powers but i think we also have to recognize the president has been harder on some americans like nfl players than he has on russia so the biggest super power in the world we lead and we have to set the precedent. rob: beverly we had act 10 or 11 days ago as far as sanctions and talking about kicking diplomats and maybe here as spy and that's how some of the secrets get out, he's been rather tough in the last couple of weeks, will he get credit for that? >> we will find out, when it comes to his staff, you saw either from state department or his press shop, they've been using words like outrageous and reference to what russia has done and so if we have an announcement by the president saying we are going to expel what the united states views as russian spies, i'm hoping that rhetoric does match and this is especially important for him because he did praise putin last week on so-called election, i'm not sure that's what he meant to do, some with saying that was a

gaffe and staff didn't want him to. i'm hoping that the rhetoric, talk-toughing president that we want him to be, i'm hoping he direct that is towards putin. rob: let's talk about that for a second, most would agree that most elections in russia have been fake and we have always congratulated the president for winning, obama did it, bush did it. we have nations around the world, china, pakistan, that we have smile and shake hands relationship even though we know that they are probably trying to undermine us, pakistan, terrorism, saudi arabia perhaps 9/11 they knew about, china with stealing our secrets and the trade deficit we talk about all of the time. why is russia such a big deal when we treat them in the same manner? >> i think russia is such a big deal because what we have seen russia has now hacked into critical infrastructure and interfered of the election, outside of normal balance of relations, we have to treat russia differently.

rob: beverly, your response. >> it's wrong for anyone to conflate any type of russia collusion which often the liberals want to point to this situation, there's no proof that trump did anything with the campaign and i don't think he helps himself with this. he has tougher talk with theresa may, the prime minister than he has around putin and i think it's important for him, especially this week to come out and support his strongest allies and condemning action by russia. rob: michael, he's been rather soft as far as narrative, maybe out of respect or fear of the nation that has very large nuclear arsenal, whatever the reason, he does himself a disservice but not making those comments? >> he absolutely does, you have seen across the country, there's the narrative that there's improper relationship between president trump and vladimir putin, he needs to ease those fears for all americans so that we can get back to business legislating. rob: is there a belief that putin and trump conspired in a darkroom to steal the election,

do they still buy that? >> i don't know, part of the mueller information is we have to get to the end of what happened and so i don't speak to all democrats but i'm interested to let the investigation go and go from there. jillian: fire erupting in russian mall killing 64 people including children leaving crews in desperate search for survivors, flames tearing through winter cherry mall, forcing shoppers to jump out of windows for safety. police say many victims were inside the mall's movie theater where the floor caved in. six people are still missing, authorities are launching a criminal investigation, four people have been detained. the hero police officer is honored after sacrificing his life to save hostages in a terror attacks, remembering lieutenant colonel, the police officer and iraq war vet was

shot and stabbed after trading places with a woman being used as human shield in grocery store, two other peoples were killed and dozens more hurt, the gunman was shot dead by police. it was seen all the way from space, take a look right here the march for our lives rally, some people say it one as big as the organizers say it was, they claimed more than 508,000 people attended the progun control event in washington, d.c. on saturday, but an imaging company which uses aerial photos to calculate crowd size says there were 202 people at the march's peak, margin of error is 15%, i guess it's hard to know exactly the number. stormy daniels breaking silence about alleged affair with president trump, the adult film actress whose real nave is stephanieically ford told 60 minutes she had consensual sex, she was threatened after selling story to intouch magazine in 2011. >> i was in a parking lot going

to a fitness class with my infant daughter, a guy walked up on me and said to me, leave trump alone, forget the story and then he leaned around and looked at my daughter and said, beautiful little girl, it would be ashamed if something happened to her mom and then he was gone. jillian: an attorney for president trump's lawyer sending daniels a seize and desist letter. letter demands daniels stop making any more quote, false defamatory statements about him. rob. rob: sunshine state one step close the other changing time as we know. governor rick scott signing the protection act, the clock wills not need to be set back an hour in the fall, that's kind of ashamed because that's the fun one, florida will join hawaii and most of arizona. what do you think? are you sick of switching clocks twice a year, leave us comments

or e-mail us at friends first. jillian: 36 minutes after the hour, the oldest gun maker in the u.s. filing for bankruptcy, would it have a ripple effect on the firearm industry. rob: obama on life support but nobody is pulling the money. jillian: man behind affordable care act isn't going away, the former president says we need a million more of him to make the world a better place. carley shimkus just talked into the studio, she's live with reaction next.

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♪ ♪ ♪ rob: all right, welcome back, another look at midtown manhattan and ain't nobody out there. if you need to go anywhere in new york, this is the time you'd go. rob: we are not the only people awake. facebook users still not buying mark zuckerberg's apology for the cambridge analytica scandal

after this statement. >> 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, folks that improperly accessed data, we will go now and investigate every app that has access to a large amount of information. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headline 24/7, siriusxm 115 here with the latest apology. carley: hey, good morning, guys, it took five days to address the cambridge analytica scandal. now in his statement, zuckerberg vowed to limit the data when users sign onto facebook, also plans to investigate every app with large amounts of user data but warns there are likely other apps out there that are breaking facebook's rules, well, looks

like the company has a lot of work to do because social media users responded with anger, ramona on twitter says, how can he say he was sorry after making millions off of sales of accounts and candice tweets, that's just words and janet also tweets, sorry we got caught and might lose money, #keeping it real, that's just a small sampling, knew reuters polls, half of americans, more than half of americans rather do not trust facebook to comply with u.s. policy rules when it comes to privacy of data. jillian: yeah. conversation we are not done talking about. carley: that's right. rob: barack obama really feeling himself, huh? carley: sure is, speaking at conference in japan, the former president said that he wants to create a lot of young leaders that look a whole lot like him and his wife saying, i would

create hundreds or a thousand of a million young barack and michelle obamas, the next group of people who could take that baton and that relay race to human progress. conservatives on social media respond kind of like this, please no more, one was more than enough for a lifetime, michael tweets, god help us all, america's destruction if that ever happened, and another twicer user writes, no thanks, we are paying for the tab for the last one. democrats feel very different but there you have it. jillian: sister gene talking smack? carley: little bit. charles barkley says he wants to spend time with their number one fan team chaplain and 98-year-old sister gene scmit but says there needs to be rules put in place before they go on date. >> we'll have limitations, i

like him -- when he talks as sports announcer very much but i don't want to see him playing the basketball. carley: no basketballs allowed onset date, a lot of people loving on social media. one person says when they meet i would like to be a fly on the wall, she's a great fan and barkley is a gentleman as always. sister gene sharp at 98 year's old than i am now. she sure is. i have to say that the team is playing my michigan, so i think sister gene is going to have to take an l on this one. sorry, god. sr. sister gene. rob: they have all the crazy momentum. carley: but blo blue. thanks a lot. jillian: people are freaking out over origin snow, you heard me right. blanketing eastern europe. rob: so cool. the unusual color, i'm watching

the pictures on sand storm -- that makes sense saharan and arabian deserts, phenomenon happens every five years. jillian: kind of cool. rob: very different. talk about cheesy story, american chef breaking world record with pizza with the greatest variety of cheese, pie crafted in germany with 11 different types of cheese. jillian: didn't know they were that many. 2 and a half grams of each cheese and did not go to waste, obviously, the pizza given to guests of record-placing event. rob: 250 grams of cheese, that's amazing. jillian: that's great. time to check in with brian keel me to see what's on "fox & friends", do you have any pizza for us? >> no, i am bringing change for

the vending machine, it's all yours as soon as you are ready. let me tell you what we have for the next three hours, the big march on saturday and what it means for gun control, what it means for republicans as well as democrats, what about the president and his big budget, will there be backlash on is that, among guests, dan bongino on sanctions on russia and backlash on the democratic side as hillary clinton has big-time detractors and deputy white house press secretary hogan will be live and actor and if there's anybody doing for more veterans, i don't know who than gary. don't miss edition of "fox & friends", and i urge you to please get cressed.

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rob: welcome back, america's oldest gun maker filing for bankruptcy,remington, the company will still continue making and selling guns, remington will hand control over creditors in exchange of writing its debt. jillian: battle over obamacare could take center stage before midterm elections, health insurance premium to spike after congress refused to include money to subsidize the federal plans, all the parties have blamed the other for higher costs. rob: all right, the company unveils biggest aircraft yet. jillian: tracee carrasco from fox business here to show it off.

what's this about. tracee: the newest and biggest dream liner of the 787 aircraft. so this was delivered yesterday, last night to singapore airlines, a big celebration at boeing, south carolina factory, the first of 49, 787, so we will be be seeing them in the sky soon. jillian: possible new emojis? >> apple is proposing new emojis with people with disability, people using hearing aids, canes wheelchairs, the group that organizes and monitor it is emojis, we may see these sometime soon or may not. this is just a proposal. more inclusive, that's really the goal here for apple. jillian: nice. rob: tracee, thanks so much. jillian: 8 minutes until the top of the hour, you may never have to change your clocks ever

again, it's official, florida will keep daylight saving time year round. is this a good idea? your comments are pouring in on this one. rob: if you will rent $275,000 sports car, make sure you know how the drive, the story behind this one next. ♪ ♪ material inside, so it keeps me dry and protected. go to depend.com - get a coupon and try them for yourself.

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south carolina scoring 3.48. that is impressive. west virginia, mississippi, north carolina, and virginia rounding out the top five. look at how smart our kids are impressive. heather: you go. florida governor rick scott just signed a bill that says yes to daylight saving time all year round. what do you think of this? would you want a similar bill in your state. nic says yes i have a enough of it getting dark at 4:00 p.m. in the winter. in my. it's rather dumb for one state to go against what the rest of the country is doing. it makes it difficult to know what time it is when you are traveling or make a phone call. heather: i agree with that one. barbara on facebook says get rid of daylight saving time totally it does good. no time changes. there you have it. rob. heather: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. starting today, red lobster taking its own approach on chicken and waffles

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i'm sure it's going to be long, drawn out answer. jillian: i plead golf. rob: i ran around town. did the same thing i always do. happy monday. hope your week is good. and we'll see you later. ♪ ♪ >> the military manhunt intensifying for a man who could be plotting a terrorist attack on tourists in rome. >> officials fear a i tunisia man cooling focus on shoppers. >> those in states that trump won, we would really appreciate if she would show respect to every american voter. >> president trump is considering expelling a number of russian diplomats in response to last month's poisoning of a former russian spy in the u.k. >> the democratic edge over republican notice midterm elections is slimming. a brand new fox news poll showing just a 5% lead for the minority party. >> 98-year-old