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♪ ♪ ibly28 good morning from new york city. the senate yet to come up. i don't know where spring is because it is really cold here. you are watching fox and friends first thursday morning, we appreciate it as always. our top story, fox news alert, the breaking point has arrived, the nation's top border chief sounding the alarm as 8000 migrants are caught crossing into the us, 8000 just this week. a new caravan is on the way to the border. calls increase for congress to fix broken immigration laws. >> the numbers are mind-boggling. a high number for border patrol is 4000 in custody. 6000 is the crisis point but by tuesday this week they have 13,000 people. how did this happen? on monday cpb apprehended the highest total number of migrants in a decade, 4000 on monday,

4117 on tuesday. that broke records. they expect to apprehend 100,000 people this month alone and if that trend continues we are looking at 1 million migrants this year. >> legislative relief closing the vulnerabilities and legal framework is the only way this flow is reduced and we can restore integrity to the immigration system. >> reporter: the president declared a national emergency last month and this week the pentagon authorized $1 billion to put up 57 miles of pedestrian fencing along the border. the president once again putting pressure on democrats to fix the border. >> we are capturing people that are coming in illegally, we are not just releasing them. in some cases we are running out of room. in many cases we are running out of room. the laws are so bad normally you just bring them back but the laws don't let you do that. our laws that could be easily changed by the democrats but

they are so bad and so corrupt on immigration. >> democrats opposing prioritizing defense money to approve border security, armed services committee chairman adam smith the dod's intent to spend that billion on the border does not have congressional approval and is a violation of their trust. >> we will talk more about this coming up later in the show. thank you so much. the other big story we continue to follow, the fbi stepping in to review the abca6 controversy. chicago police standing by their arrest releasing a report on the actor's original hate crime claims. todd pyro live in chicago with new information raising even more questions about possible special treatment in this case. good morning, todd. >> good morning from the windy city. another day, more twists in this bizarre story, the fbi's involved in coming days after

prosecutors dismissed 16 felony charges against the empire actor. agents for the fbi looking into whether federal charges could be associated with this hoax. the police union asking us attorneys office to investigate, the prosecutor's office denies special treatment but fox news has obtained an internal memo asking for other examples of similar cases. that memo coming in the department of the cook county prosecutor's office saying in part, quote, we are just looking for further examples of how we as prosecutors use our discretion in a way that restores the victim but causes minimal harm to the defendant in the long-term. kim fox is speaking out. >> right now there's a lot of emotion and i wholeheartedly believe i work cannot be driven by emotion. we have to be driven by facts.

>> chicago police say the facts were there, the department releasing its investigative report where once again they say their investigation revealed a plan by abca6 to stage a beating, his lawyer saying, quote, we will not try this case in a court of public opinion. the case was dismissed, we should allow him to move on with his life as a free citizen. there is this. there have been questions about michelle obama's chief of staff and her involvement in this whole thing. she admits to making a call to the cook county prosecutor's office but says she was just trying to help out a family friend. another day of twists. we will see what today brings. daymac we will talk with a former chicago police officer in a minute who will have much more. thank you so much, todd. state attorney kim fox and

abca6's legal team insisting they followed protocol but the fbi deputy director mark morgan says it is unusual for certain players to be involved in a case like this. >> in my 20 years of law enforcement i've never seen this. this is absolutely a miscarriage of justice. the chicago police should be outraged. the police department should be and they are outraged. not just for this and defensible decision but also the way they did it. i have never been in a situation where the investigators in the prosecution team didn't have a symbiotic relationship. they would have talked about this and had discussions back and forth but they did none of that and they disrespect to the police department by not doing that and then they found out about it at the same time you and i did. if i was the chief i would be demanding the state attorney give those hard-working detectives an apology. >> fox recused herself from the case because of conversations she had with a relative of the

empire actor. the house judiciary chair is worried congress won't see the formal a report as soon as they would like. jerry nadler saying, quote, i'm very concerned that it is apparent the department of justice will not meet the april 2nd deadline we set and i'm disturbed by that and went on to say i asked him when we would see it and he couldn't get specific. he said he will provide a more complete report within weeks. the faa grilled on capitol hill over safety concerns surrounding boeing at 737 max planes. >> you think the faa has the responsibility to tell these airlines they cannot change safety. the fact is the faa -- >> it is part of the fabric of what we used to be, save as we are today.

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overseas british prime minister teresa may willing to sacrifice her job to finalize brexit. the embattled leader offering to quit if parliament passes her plan. benjamin hall live in london as the deadline to leave the european union rapidly approaches. good morning. >> that deadline is tomorrow, march 29th. the day the uk supposed to leave the eu. no idea how that will play out and yesterday a dramatic scene, teresa may put her own job on the line if mps would back it releasing a statement saying i am prepared to leave this job earlier than i intended to secure a smooth and orderly brexit. i have heard very clearly the mood of the parliamentary party and the need for new leadership in the second page of the brexit negotiations and i won't stand in the way of that but this unlikely to have worked with a few hardliners of agreed to support her deal, a small northern irish party continue to hold out. yesterday to find a way forward mp voted on eight other paths,

everything from staying in the eu to postponing the departure to holding a second referendum or joining a soft common market. none of those received majority meaning there is total gridlock in the but is political system. tomorrow the official deadline for the uk to leave, they managed to get a vote yesterday, gave an extension of that by a couple months and dependent on if teresa may's deal goes through. to push the deal through one more time. other than that very few ideas how this will plan out. >> we will see what happens. appreciate it. someone is very lucky waking up to a lot of chatter. one winning powerball ticket was sold in wisconsin, 7 $68 million.

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dimitri roberts. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. your former chicago pd, what do you think of what has gone down so far? >> i don't think this send the right message to the community or the country. she is right when she says we need to look at facts and the fact that in one direction in that direction is abca6 lied from the beginning and did it for his own personal gain. unfortunately in today's political climate we don't need things like letting somebody off the hook for such a serious offense? ibly23 says we need to look at the facts when they didn't look at the facts, they look have listened to people he was either related to or relationships he had further up the chain? >> i don't think her job is very difficult in cook county particularly with what is going on but nevertheless i do think they made a misstep in this case

and when she says look at the facts that needs to be looked at a little closer and that is why the fbi is looking into this. ibly20 we have a next from an internal email being sent around the we are requesting a formal investigation of the state attorney's office regarding high profile criminal investigation by the chicago police department of the abca6 case, that came from the chicago fraternal order of police dated march 15th so they were asking for an investigation into what was happening in that office. >> because if you've been in this business long enough you see the writings on the wall. anytime you have someone in a position of political appointment or you have someone with political power to chicago you run into issues in cases

like this. we have seen this with rahm emanuel and cases you have dealt with. the city over all, the state attorney's office is not dealing with this in the best way they can but with the fbi stepping in it is the right thing to do for the community in the country. ibly20 what about kim fox? has she had issues in the past unrelated to the smollett case? >> kim fox came in after i left but i spoke to her father on several occasions and she's a professional who does the best she can given the circumstances. this is not me saying kim fox should be taken out of office but what i am saying is missteps were made but they should work more diligently to rectify the situation. heather: something she said yesterday in terms of

immediately feeling the case, she said was an accident, not her office that did that. it that one of the ways she can begin to rectify this? >> of course. transparency is always a good thing in situations like this because folks need answers. they will not let them off the hook when it comes to egregiously going above and beyond to make an unfortunate decision in their life but we have to send a message to folks that this is not the right way to do anything. starting to be transparent, we will rectify this sooner than later. and dealing with this issue. and looking at how many police resources source this effort and that is a big problem. heather: more than the $10,000, we appreciate your time.

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lot of things happen. it went wild out there. they couldn't believe i would say such a thing. that was small potatoes compared to what went on when you look at what happened and what happened in the money that was spent, the millions and millions in the phony dossier and used the dossier to start things. >> lawyers advised the president against releasing the fisa warrantss before, but james comey defended his organization investigation. >> i really didn't know. there was enough smoke to justify investigating and there was overwhelming evidence the russians were interfering in the election to hurt one candidate and help the other. whether americans were conspiring, didn't know. >> people were hurt so badly,

their lives have been ruined and something that had taken place, and investigation that never should have happened, there was no crime as you know. you are only allowed to do this legally if there's a crime. there was no crime. they have all admitted it. >> for some or all those trump loyalists in jail are facing jail time as a result of what the mueller probe uncovered. george papadopoulos asked for a pardon but the president has demure on that question. heather: general flynn hasn't asked for it. a federal judge blocked donald trump's requirements for medicaid in arkansas and kentucky. the judge appointed by former president obama says his rules would create too many obstacles for low income people. the second time the program was rejected in kentucky. these days people can't do

anything without their phones. >> you were texting at the time. >> i was tweeting. heather: now cliff taints barry will allow his players to take phone breaks. during team meetings on practice day, he says he can tell when they need their social media fix because their hands twitch and their legs shake. the breaks will be 20 minutes. what have we come to? we are going to take a break. a breaking point at the border, checkpoints are shutdown and already the overstretched border patrol is holding job fairs, it is set every day. >> the highest total of apprehensions and encounters in a decade. we broke the record again with 4117.

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heather: a look atop headlines. starting with a fox news alert, breaking point has arrived, the top border chief sounding the alarm is 8000 migrants crossing into the us just this week so far. a new caravan is on the way to the border, to the us, border patrol calling on congress to fix broken immigration laws and the fbi is reviewing circumstances around the sudden dismissal of jussie smollett's case, agents are looking at possible federal crimes related to the alleged hate crime hoax. the chicago police union asking

the us attorney's office to investigate the prosecutor's office which is denying any special treatment. tonight donald trump will make his first on stage appearance since being cleared of collusion in the mueller probe. the event will be the 18th rally in the state since launching his first campaign. it will be something. we will have it covered for you. back to the lead story, the southern border at a breaking point officials announcing a disturbing new single day arrest record. listen. >> we saw the highest total of apprehensions and encounters in a decade with 4000 migrants apprehended at the port of entry in a single day. we broke the record again with 4117. heather: how can congress keep writing this off as a manufactured crisis? joining me as the director of urban engagement brandon tatum

and democratic strategists antoine seawright. thank you for joining us. i will start with you. what do you think about the comment? the numbers are staggering. 4000 arrests in one day on monday. over 4000 the next day, clearly there is an issue. >> i hope and wish these politicians would stop being fake and identify this is a crisis. this is no longer considered illegal immigration. this is an invasion of our country. people are running through our border even waiting border patrol, depleting our resources. it is an emergency and we need to take it seriously and i believe most americans understand that but people in the government need to get her stuff together and deal with this issue. heather: is mind-boggling how these statistics, these numbers keep coming up. we have leaders who are on the border saying this is a serious

problem but when you hit dc somehow the message is lost in a lot of democrats. >> we all know immigration is a major issue in this country. most polls indicate it is at the top two or three things on people's minds particularly those who go to the polls. democrats have said consistently donald trump's border wall is not an emergency. just like the migrant caravan, when we get closer to election that is an emergency. 60% of american people want to fix immigration in a bipartisan way. 68%, 68% think washington dc should be doing it but not a lot of people serious about the border wall. heather: let me ask you a couple things, you said it was a crisis of convenience, not a crisis of convenience to those individuals who are killed by illegal immigrants entering this

country, kate steinle, corporal ronil singh. you talk about it as donald trump's wall. is that what part of the problem is? they collect donald trump's wall where it has always been a wall that was needed, they vote in favor of it before. >> a couple things, to your first comment about people being killed. if you want to make that argument then gun violence is a crisis, healthcare is a crisis in this country because people die from those things every single day. donald trump's wall because the republican party and the president, this was his number one campaign issue in this is what he wanted. what democrats have never been afraid of saying is we want border security. nancy pelosi and clyburn schumer laid out what they want. let's do a smart wall where convenience and add more patrols and judges and all the things to fix it in a comprehensive way and that is what democrats have supported.

heather: sounds like what donald trump has been talking about. >> the gentleman is saying democratic talking points are not realistic. the facts -- >> what is not realistic? >> we need to build a wall to secure the border and use resources to do other things. it's not realistic to runaround and say we will do something about the wall with open borders but have no solutions. technology that hasn't been proven. >> you don't make sense what you are saying. heather: you have been to the border, you are there, you know what is happening. >> i patrolled in southern arizona. i understand how drugs are coming through. border patrol agents are telling the american people they need help and need a wall. it can't be more clear to them. they have no idea what they are talking about, they are not there on the battlefield. local law enforcement are.

these professionals, give them what they need. it is not a trump wall. it is an american wall that will protect our people and illuminate a lot of border crossings and collectivities. >> you don't make sense with your thing, you don't think -- you never do. you don't think democrats have experts tell them there are places along the border you need new technology to have these improvements? you don't make sense what you are saying. heather: i think it is a good question. border patrol, border patrol chief saying we need a wall but democrats ignoring it. thank you both for joining us, appreciate it. fired up this morning.

the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. why do so many democrats who endorse the green new deal jump ship when it came to a vote? the so-called boss alexandria ocasio cortez said so. carly shimkus here with online reaction up next. ♪

heather: welcome back. state attorney kim fox defending her office after the decision to drop all 16 charges against jussie smollett. >> alternative prosecution model that anybody else without his riches, without his fame were also availed to and it is frustrating, the nature of his offense and we treated jussie smollett the same way we would treat someone similarly situated. heather: carly shimkus with

serious xm 115 is here with online reaction. >> she says she didn't give jussie smollett special treatment but then she has to explain the text messages she sent one of his family members, would she do that for other people? julie: situation has people criticizing her record is chicago's top prosecutor. the fraternal order of police sent a letter to the justice department asking to investigate her and in it they say she has a history of freeing convicted killers without sufficient evidence and those exonerations helped law firms that donated to her election. that -- before she dropped these charges. they say there is a history of her treating some people in

fairly and benefiting them, bleeding into social media. patrick tweets cook county needs to vote her out now. joseph says great job, the american people, who are the privilege and visuals, what an utter sham. what benefits from rob humanity but integrity. she is into alternative sentencing for nonviolent offenders. this is something she does all the time. heather: alternative sentencing. heather: the person that answers to her. let's talk about alexandria ocasio cortez, she's telling people what to do in congress. not a single senator voted in favor of the green new deal. alexandria ocasio cortez tweeted i encouraged them to vote present along with others. mcconnell tried to rush the green new deal to the floor without a hearing. the real question we should be

asking, why did the gop refuse to hold any major hearings on climate change? that we hasn't folks scratching their head. when twitter user says why would you tell people not to vote yes on your bill? they voted present because they didn't want their vote attached to this monstrosity. another twitter user says common sense still wins. dems say this was a sham vote and political stunt by mitch mcconnell. heather: some democrats with more seniority than her are making up their own minds. speaking of what do you do, mcdonald's went viral with this sausage. >> mcdonald's has some explaining to do. this happened in singapore, not the united states. look at what mick -- mcgriddle

was, he tried to grill into it. he's not going to be able to eat that one. he went to great lengths to show it. he did drive over it, barely made a mark. once again user says i see they sold the griddle they sold under the friar last year. next time ask for a mcchainsaw. heather: it has maple syrup. maple syrup hardened on it. heather: does it turn into that once it goes into your stomach? it is soft to begin with. i love mcdonald's regardless of this video. thank you so much. time is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. the space race is on. >> now is the time for us to make the next giant leap and

return american astronauts to the moon. heather: pretty exciting, with american spending under the microscope, why is this mission so important? congressman randy weber serves on the house science, space and technology committee and he says america needs to be a leader in space exploration. he joins us live next. ♪

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heather: betsy eos will be thrilled after her proposed funding cuts to special olympics. in a statement the education secretary said it is an acceptable, shameful and counterproductive that the media and the members of congress have

spun falsehoods and misrepresented the facts. the special olympics is not a federal program. because of its important work it is able to raise $100 million every year. the criticism coming after she proposed cutting $18 million from the program. much more to come on this. the orange county sheriff the parent cut ties with ice month after officials voted to reject california's sanctuary state law. 700 illegal immigrants will be transferred out of county jails in order to have mental health or drug rehab for inmate. in north carolina lawmakers advanced a bill that would require sheriff to comply with ice detailers. vice president mike pence promising the us will return to the moon by 2024.

>> is the stated policy of this administration and the united states of america to return american astronauts to the moon within the next five years. heather: joining me to discuss how this would be one jointly for america is congressman randy weber. thanks for joining us so early this morning. this is no doubt exciting. why is this so important? >> it has been a long time since kennedy said in 1962 to go to the moon not because it is easy bid because it is hard. he said that from rice university in houston, texas. it invigorates america. the contributions nasa makes in the way of discoveries, inventions it has helped with, stem education, to have ago. it helps americans to feel proud, to lead the world and it also helps us militarily because there is no higher ground in space and we want to be in

control of space. five years is quite doable. heather: i have to ask about this. we were talking about betsy divorce, a lot of departments dealing with budget cuts. why should more money be put into the space program? >> this is a priority congress sets. the democrats are in control of the house. this is something we will look at. we always make trade-offs what is important and what our priorities are. i said earlier this has unbelievable implications for america to be the space leader, have americans something to rally around. we can all get together on this and infrastructure as a sidebar. it is important for america and congress to come together and sit those priorities into more things in space exploration is important. heather: i remember back in the day being in school everybody would pause and turn on the tv

and watch a launch that would go off. nowadays i don't think that happens in school anymore. >> it may not. that is why we need to go back. we need to make this a priority. he will see america get reinvigorated and it has national security implications. we want to be the leader. it helps with our economy and there's a lot of things nasa has been instrumental in that helped us. you will see it doable, you will see us get behind it. heather: you keep referencing the space wars. we heard about that a couple months ago in reference to what russia is doing trying to take over that area. it is a legitimate concern. >> absolutely it is. you are aware the chinese are able to shoot down our satellites. military commanders will tell you whoever occupies the high ground has the ultimate hand and there is no higher ground than space. it is that simple. heather: the all-female

spacewalk was canceled because the spacesuit doesn't fit. shouldn't they have checked that before? what is going on? will we try again? >> we will try again. i will add christina karch lives in galveston. in my district. we are very proud of that. a lot of stuff goes into a spacewalk. a lot of training. they train at johnson space center and nasa is a mile north of my district in the houston area. absolutely they get ready for it but you've got to give her kudos because she went out -- she decided this wasn't safe for her or the crew and wasn't best for the mission. she needed to make a call and she did it. she made a call on the fly. heather: based on her recommendation. >> she made the right call absolutely. heather: thank you, exciting stuff ahead in the next five years.

>> very exciting. heather: the time is six minutes until the top of the hour. it doesn't matter how you slice it when it comes to bagels. a photo turning crumbs into controversy online. ♪ why can't we be friends ♪ why can't we be friends ♪

♪ hey i just met you ♪ baby ♪ it is longer ♪ hard to look right ♪ here is the number ♪ heather: that song right there is one of my least favorite songs in the world but call me maybe. a live shot of washington dc where a lot of work is going to be done today hopefully. now it is time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first the good. mission accomplished. a little girl is reunited with her military daddy doll after losing it at the kansas city airport. the 60-year-old sleeps with the doll every night to keep her father close as he is deployed with the army and they helped her get it back after seeing a viral social media post about the missing toy.

maybe she really needed that education. lori laughlin's daughter has her trademark application rejected over bad punctuation of the us patent office and the beauty influencer, needed more specific descriptions for her makeup line. olivia jade is at the center of the college application scandal, her parents accused of bribing their kids way into usc. ugly social media wrapping after a picture of bagels, which way should they be sliced? that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us. i believe rob and jillian to answer that. goodbye. jillian: not like that. it is march 28, 2500, migrants barreling towards the southern border where apprehensions are shadowing records and border patrol says they are at a breaking point. rob: democrats appear disinterested in this issue, staggering new numbers as the situation works today.