let's go to the next show. here we are. it is tuesday, april 2nd, fox news alert, homeland security secretary kirsten neilsen cut her g7 trip short to deal with the urgent situation at the southern border. jillian: as agents race for the brother of all caravans, donald trump will seal the southern border with mexico. dana loesch dust devil caught this inflatable playground like a ragdoll into the air. terrifying moments caught on camera. aoc's attempt to turn a croissant into a minimum-wage debate. jillian: critics eating their hearts out. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪

jillian: you know what this is? rob: one of the greatest of all time. it apparently happens. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for getting up early with us. secretary of homeland security sees a surge of law enforcement to the southern border as the migrant crisis escalates. jillian: the white house could shutdown ports of entry at any time. griff jenkins live in washington as thousands of migrants go to mexico. >> reporter: kirsten neilsen cutting short a trip to europe to get back to the border, possibly preparing for the

president's trip, 2500 at the southern state, neilsen issuing this statement, the crisis at the border is worsening and dhs will do everything in its power. we will not stand idly by while congress fails to act yet again. all options are on the table. we will immediately redeployed hundreds of cvp personnel to the border to respond to this emergency. neilsen is reallocating 750 officers to border patrol immediately. the number could rise in the coming weeks. and waiting in mexico while claims play out. senior advisor jared kushner says this is the president putting pressure on people to act. >> one thing i love about the president is people hide from problems. when there's a problem he makes people confront the problem and is very creative about ways to find a solution. >> reporter: warnings of the economic toll closing the border

could bring, democratic congressman had this to say. >> the idea any president of the united states, we should shutdown ports of entry is just moronic. >> reporter: the president is considering deployment of the border czar, kansas secretary of state crisco bock and former attorney general on the short list of conservatives with the president but the number we are watching for is the official march apprehension expected to top 100,000, and a program note, toward the border in texas. rob: you are our border czar. we appreciate it. see you there tomorrow morning.

other news, two more ms 13 gang members behind bars in connection with the murder of a virginia teen. the men were arrested in texas extradited to william county to face trial next month. the team was killed in a wooded area near his home in 2017, his body found days later. twee 7 suspects are facing charges in connection to his killing. a boat carrying haitian migrants in shark infested waters killing 15 people, us coast guard canceling it search for survivors off the coast of turkey, 14 people survived, four still missing. patients tried traveling through dangerous waters often resulting in daring rescues. jillian: police release a picture of a man wanted in the murder of rapper mitzie hustle as chaos breaks out at his memorial.

several people injured after a fight outside the los angeles clothing store where he was shot, 19 people were injured, two critically. police say it did not appear anyone was shirt. the musician spoke about his past gang affiliation and he was working to end gang violence. police named derek older as a suspect, he's on the run. rob: deadline day to release the mueller report and bill bar doesn't meet the house democrats demand they say he should expect a subpoena. house judiciary chairman jared nadler gaining access to the 400 page report and evidence behind it. bar said the report will be made public by mid april once reductions which he is making with bob mueller have been made. jillian: michael avenatti is confident he will be cleared of all fraud charges. >> i'm confident when the process plays out justice will be done.

jillian: avenatti a. federal court accused of filing fake tax returns to get millions in loans and embezzling money from a client. and representing stormy daniels, was arrested last week in new york in a different case. he denies trying to extort millions from nike. a second woman accusing joe biden of inappropriate touching this time during a fundraiser in 2009. he put his hand around my neck and pulled me into rub noses with me. i thought he was going to kiss me on the mouth. she is speaking out after hearing from biden's first accuser claiming he kissed her on the back of the head, biden's response that he never felt he acted inappropriately is not enough. >> i was grossed out by his statement, i was more offended by his statement than what he did. saying that is not accepting any responsibility.

>> nancy pelosi is defending joe biden saying, disqualify him for running for president. >> the trump administration to keep obamacare as the doj advanced to request a federal court throughout the affordable care act in its entirety. donald from railing against the program on twitter saying, quote, everybody agrees obamacare doesn't work with, premiums far too high, really bad healthcare. jillian: spring is in full swing in dc. rob: washington s famous cherry blossoms hitting peak blue within 70% of them. jillian: the blossoms are expected to stick around at least a week. never seen them in person. >> just couldn't get there. let's do it next year.

>> are we listening? we went last year right before easter, posting pictures on social media, so fantastic to be in the nation's capital. >> 1 million people travel to dc with amazing cherry blossoms. we are marking it down. road trip. let's look at current temperatures. it is 40 in new york city. 44 in kansas city. a little cool, we have a coastal low that is going to move up the coast. the good news is it is going to remain mostly offshore. that will present some wind. we could see a little bit of rain on the periphery of the storm but otherwise not bad. future radar, is going to be a big storm but most of it remaining offshore. we will see gusty winds it today through tomorrow.

and the next weather maker and to the west coast, energy moving into the central us, and heavy rain potential and severe weather tomorrow. a lot of snow across the northern rockies and heavy rain along the coast but pretty good weather for dc. it is fantastic, so pretty. rob: i'm going to go to the holy grail of the cherry blossom in three weeks, going to japan. >> just put up -- shame on many trips. rob: from the japanese -- >> that is the history of it. send pictures from japan. rob: i have never been. >> go somewhere an amazing and another three weeks. rob: thank you so much.

9 minutes after the hour, the white house doing everything it can as the surge of migrant the southern border, the situation continues to get worse. where is congress on this? >> when the president says he's going to close the border that is a totally unrealistic thing. >> we could go in the other direction. rob: our next guest, former ice agents says it is time for americans to demand a secure border. jillian: police protest prosecutors in chicago, jussie smollett with why maxine waters is getting in line with the alleged hate crime hoax. we will tell you about it. ♪ and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers,

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the president of the united states suggests we should shutdown ports of entry is just moronic. >> the president says he's going to close the border that is a totally unrealistic poster.

>> building a wall or closing up order which is downright stupid, should go in the other direction. we should choose compassion. jillian: democrats slamming donald trump for threatening to close the border. rob: with shelters overflowing, the situation is dire. apprehensions at a decade high and thousands more migrants appear to be on the way, where is the urgency from congress to address this? jillian: mark kelly joins us live, we were chatting in the commercial break amusement 27 years on the job having retired a few years ago. how does your time in 27 years compared to what is going on now? >> as far as going back to the experience at the border i don't think that is it.

rob: the surge at this point do you think it is because of trump's tough talk on it? use it in the early bush years when it was bad in the early 2000s, legalized, talking about that. talking president on the border and building a wall. we see an exacerbation of this problem. >> it does contribute to it, presuming border patrols are implemented. it will be more difficult to come in. there is a feeling to get here before it is difficult. once they are here it will be difficult to remove them. the people who are making across the border. not being detained and deportation hearings are years down the road. you hope they will normalize when they see an operation.

jillian: people who are still active or working at the southern border, what do they say about what they need and what do they say about the rhetoric from the left? >> people doing the job want to do a job they need resources and i think the feeling is they are ponds. they are asked to do a job and it is difficult. without the reckless resource and support not much they can do so in a sense of frustration i don't see this -- i don't believe this to be a partisan issue. everybody in the united states should want, whether you are democrat or republican or otherwise. rob: the northern triangle countries like guatemala, the situation is getting much worse. the president says we need to cut off this money which in terms of our budget is not a tremendous amount of money. it is a lot of money but democrats say that is the stupidest thing you can do. to the president's point we have been sending money to these countries. what are we getting out of this money? if you keep doing the same thing over and over again, the stupidest thing i ever heard.

>> obviously there is an incentive for these countries to put people there. it is not going to solve the problem. rob: to write them a blank check, that is a simple thing to do. >> there has got to be repercussions for what they are doing or not doing or it will continue. jillian: what do you make of the caravans we have seen coming in waves, the latest one, all the people it could swell to? >> something border patrol hasn't seen and is getting incrementally larger and places tremendous strain on the infrastructure and medical care, anybody encountered by border patrol, anybody within ice or dhs, the medical care they get if they are inundated it will be

that much harder to address medical needs when they arise. rob: it does look like mexico is beginning to help, they are getting the message, they are tired of all these people. >> stopping aliens and having them apply for asylum in mexico, the position on that, people pending asylum could be years but in mexico, obviously putting a lot of strain on mexico. rob: thank you for coming in, appreciate it. 18 minutes after the hour. she told followers to run americans over with trucks, to spill their blood. now this alabama isis bride wants to come home. >> you want to go back to america. why? >> no comment. merit >> reporter: you've got to do better than that.

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the charges against jussie smollett. >> it is the correcting the charges were dropped, no one was hurt, killed, shocked? rob: these are the real victims, the two nigerian brothers. jussie smollett paid them to stages hate crime and they have been blamed by jussie smollett. there attorney tell tucker carlson the whole thing was a hoax. >> he wanted to tear people apart more, not bring them together. they were not homophobic, they were not racist and not anti-trump. rob: those brothers did this. jussie smollett says he is innocent. >> chelsea manning is demanding to be freed, lawyers for the former army intelligence and

also requesting she be released after she refused to testify. and with a 30 year sentence commuted by president obama. >> and american-born turned isis bride sits down 1-on-1 with fox news, begging to come back to the us with her young son promising she will be a model citizen. >> reporter: benjamin hall has more from a refugee camp in syria. >> reporter: he talked about her comfortable life in alabama and denied she left isis because the caliphate has fallen, went to a camp in northern syria. you've got to do better than that. you've got to explain why you

made this decision. there was nothing except no comment and always that laughter in a plea to go home. >> i want him to be safe. >> reporter: the reason she joined, the koran told her to do so. she would burn in hell if she didn't. she is now living in the camp with her 19-month-old child born from her third isis husband. during five years with the terror group she called repeatedly for americans to die saying in one tweet wake up, americans, going drive-bys and still their blood, rent a big truck and drive all over them, kill them. she claims she was radicalized online.

her father was a diplomat where she was born and continues to insist she is a us citizen and a victim. in their eyes she's nothing more than a terrorist. >> benjamin hall, thank you. democrats pounced and the trumpet ministration listened, walking back budget cuts to the special olympics. >> whoever came up with the idea of a special metal. jillian: guess which. state voted to do the same thing and gave themselves a raise in the process? rob: the left accusing donald trump of being a puppet for vladimir putin but have they forgotten how cozy president obama was with the kremlin? next guest is a history lesson on us russian relations coming up. ♪

rob: fox news alert, homeland security secretary kirstjen and ordering a surgeon law enforcement in the southern border, the white house expecting to shut down ports of entry any day now with a new wave of migrants pushing through mexico. jillian: police naming eric holder as the suspect in the murder of wrapper meets the hustle. chaos bursting out of the musicians memorial where 19 people were hurt. rob: it a subpoena if the attorney general does not meet their deadlines for the russia report. bill bar saying it will be made public by mid april. not soon enough for democrats. jillian: a live look at capitol hill where senate democrats take the first step today to abolish the electoral college. democrats reportedly support the

constitutional amendment that is expected to be introduced today in 2020 kirsten gillibrand, one of several 2020 contenders open to the idea. two the last three presidents lost but won the electoral college including donald trump. funding for special olympics a week after democrats blasted donald trump for considering the same thing. the budget decreases funding by $50,000 as lawmakers pass raises for themselves including a $50,000 salary hike by 2021. democrat governor andrew cuomo. donald trump decided against cutting special olympics funding. rob: russia has been the focus of democrats for two years now, blaming the president of colluding with the kremlin to get elected which should the deterioration of us relations with russia be blamed on the obama administration?

here to answer that question the vice president for heritage foundation, thanks for coming back to the show. in 2016 the russians tried to have an impact on our election, the democrats thought it was with donald trump, sounds like that is not the case and you think this could be blamed on obama. explain. >> this is not about obama bashing. this is looking to 2020 where people are suggesting what do we do going forward? people want to go back to the obama days and they are forgetting the problem is vladimir putin. it has always been vladimir putin. what the obama administration did for a number of years to engage with them and was an utter failure and in many ways encouraged vladimir putin on aggressive behavior that led, i could screw with the to t 16 elections and get away with it. rob: they were soft on russia, wanted to play nice with a man

that i don't think knows how to play nice and doesn't respect anything but strength. you believe that emboldened vladimir putin. he thought i can do anything i want because obama is not going to touch me. >> including going into the ukraine, initial us response to the crisis, all these things that up to create where we got today and what people forget is donald trump came into office, his policies have been rocksolid against russia across the board, supporting ukraine in georgia to pushing nato to revitalizing himself to continuing the sanctions, pushing back against energy projects the russians are using to undermine european security. rob: the rest of the world, look at examples, crimea as an example when russia took over that section of the ukraine you also have the famous red line in syria, a russian ally, examples like that emboldened a lot of the bad actors in the world to

think the us is not what it used to be, maybe we can try for that? >> that is hard to unpack because i'm not trying to bash the administration but they have so many things wrong in so many places, tried to disengage from the middle east, very weak on china, emboldened china. a lot of blame to go around. foreign-policy was not obama's strong point. the results spoke for itself. i'm saying you don't like trump, i get that but in 2020 we need to go back to the foreign policies that create these messes, that is a terrible idea. rob: an interesting op-ed. if you get a chance, check it out. jillian: if you're planning a summer getaway you need to hear this first, the best airlines have been announced. tracy carrasco from the sister network foxbusiness here with a list. your voice sounds different.

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rolling out at burger king? >> this is a plant-based burger. they will be testing out a version of the impossible whopper at burger king restaurant in st. louis starting this week. if all goes well they will roll that out to the other burger king restaurants and this is coming as we see a push from a lot of restaurants and fast food chains, wendy's, white castle, carl's jr. trying to push forward with these meatless products. the big question, will mcdonald's do something? they don't have a meatless burger right now. i had the impossible burger and it is very good. jillian: i as a vegetarian fodder was good. i have had better. the whole time you were reading the segment janice is like no. come over here, she's not going to make that face. duncan is celebrating easter with new piece flavored coffee

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think getting a whole hour of dedicating human labor for $15 is too expensive. the texas senator ted cruz responded tweeting the humanity, government mandated free croissants for all and force the bakers to give their time for free. other folks on social media point out she inadvertently admitted to being at the airport and flying despite her calls to cut back on air travel due to climate change and another person jokingly joked croissants are basic human right and should be freed. it is clear some people are going to mock what she says no matter what it is but to her point about minimum wage it has been raised to $19 an hour to airport workers in new york and turkey. rob: the best part is she is at the airport, laguardia airport. flying everywhere she goes. from laguardia to jfk.

the baldwin brothers. >> this is about georgia's heartbeat bill that seeks to limit abortion to six weeks after conception. it is sparking a lot of anger in hollywood. dozens of celebrities, dozens of actors signed a petition spearheaded by actress alyssa milano vowing never to work in georgia if this bill becomes a law. one of those actors who signed the petition was alec baldwin. stephen baldwin is calling him out on social media with a tweet, part of it says family members have perpetuated the spirit of hate through abortion, mockery and hashtag sad. as you can imagine there is a wide righty of reaction to this, some supporting the petition, other folks like susan on social media don't like what susan says. why have so much voice?

amy schumer, debra messing assigned that petition. jillian: in april fools prank that fooled no one. >> patriots cornerback tom brady joined twitter yesterday to announce his retirement tweeting i'm retiring. in my spare time i will be tweeting. luckily for patriots fans it was in april fools joke. the initial patriots twitter accounts responded with this gift. look at it right there. julian edelman, one of his teammates, said that is not a good idea. tom brady responded was this a bad joke? he has 200,000 followers, not bad for your first day on twitter. jillian: everyone knows he's not retiring anytime soon. rob: hashtag l fg. i don't know. >> does anybody know? let us know. jillian: thank you.

threatening to shut down the southern border but wouldn't be the first president to do it. our next guest has a history lesson how past presidents of handled the same thing. rob: let's check in with steve doocy with what is coming up in 15 minutes. pete: good morning. the president is considering appointing a border or immigration czar. a couple names being floated around. the house judiciary committee preparing to vote on whether to subpoena the department of justice to cough up the entire unredacted mueller report. curiously enough it was 21 years ago jerry nadler on the same committee said the kenneth starr report should not be released in its entirety. delicious iron he. the soundbites coming up. some newsmakers from congressman jim jordan, republican ohio, ranking member of the house oversight committee and member of the judiciary committee,

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jillian: welcome back. terrifying scene turns deadly, dust devil those around a house full of children at a fair.

witnesses say the jumping castle flew 100 feet into the air in china, two children killed in 20 others hurt. rob: eight people heard when the construction crane crashes into a royal caribbean cruise ship. the oasis of the seas was docked in the bahamas when the crane toppled over. nobody was on board at the time. minor injuries reported. it is unclear what caused that giant crane to collapse. threats to close the us-mexico border. rob: not the first president to do so. rob: joining us as presidential historian doug weed. thanks for coming on. we will talk about four presidents to have done this. lyndon johnson, next, ragan, george w. bush. we start with lyndon johnson in 1963, an interesting story to

tell us why he closed the border. >> the assassination of jfk, there were things going on with russia back then that we only recently learned from the release of the warren commission document. that was lbj. jillian: richard nixon, operation intercepted. >> very interesting, 1969. what interests me about this is there was great praise, bipartisan praise when nixon shutdown the border. the washington post had an editorial praising him. it was a crisis the country recognized. rob: the washington post praise the republican president, that was not dissimilar from what we are facing now. the jfk assassination was one thing, this is more in line with what we talk about today. >> that is right. 1985, ronald reagan, the drug

epidemic, was out of control, and kiki camarillo was murdered. the mexican authorities, state authorities covered up for the killers and reagan wouldn't have it. he shut the border down. we are not going to take them. jillian: talk about the drug epidemic and what we are dealing with now with opioids and all the drugs across the border. a problem happening back then is ringing true today in a different fashion. >> very much so. all these problems are driven by supply and demand, we demand the drugs in america, children being hurt and what is new, the new wrinkle today that donald trump is facing, we have been giving money to some central american countries to solve the drug problem. they defeated the drug narco dealers in their own country but in some cases the government is running the drug business.

when we give foreign aid sometimes we are giving it into the hands of the druglords who are running the country and their second source of income are people who come into the united states, work, and send their money back to their loved ones. it is a real crisis driven by supply and demand. rob: the northern triangle, the last time this happened right after 9/11. >> it wasn't a complete shutdown but virtually so and the traffic slowed to a crawl. very costly but had to be done. the narrative that this has never happened in american history is absolutely absurd. we have had wars with mexico. of course it has happened and in modern times. rob: and economic impact, that is the scary thing for the administration, that is the biggest thing they can tell right now. 53 minutes after the are.

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rob: welcome back, a conference featuring 2020 democrat kicks off with a fiery chant quoting fugitive cop killer. >> it is our duty to fight for our freedom. >> it's our duty to fight for our freedom. >> it is our duty to win. >> it is our duty to win. >> we must love each other and respect each other. >> we must love each other and respect each other. >> we have nothing to lose but our shame. >> >> it's really something. they were quoting shakur who was convicted of killing a new jersey state trooper in 1973 and escaped from prison in 1979 and then fled to cuba where we believe she still is whoop whoopi goldberg standing up for vice president joe biden as two

women accuse him of touching. >> i don't know if we will see any more smelling of hair and kisses. >> it pisss me off because i don't want joe to stop doing that. >> a woman says biden kissed her in the back of the head and second came forward saying he grabbed the back of her neck and rubbed noses with her. >> start wither. rob: the good, the bad, and the ugly. firefighters and police officers showing up at 5-year-old party. little boy at school told her only boys can be firefighters and cops. they can't wait for sophie to grow up and prove him wrong. jillian: next the bad. a captured hungry fighter just want to eat. interview with the "the washington post" saying he you don't have to tell me what city i'm in but can i ask, is there a mcdonald's here? rob: finally the ugly, reporter going viral for not

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