warning drivers to slowdown or they will call their mom. offices getting funny reaction, but the meaning behind it is very serious, slowdown. that reps at this hour of "fox and friends first," great to be back with you, "fox and friends first" continues. >> the president is in meltdown mode as relates to the situation at the border. >> we are not treating this as a massive cat 5 hurricane disaster. >> homeland security sounding the alarm while democrats downplay the disaster at the border. rob: joke -- griff jenkins live in the rio grande valley with the latest on what is happening there. democrats demanding bob mueller's report.

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friends first" on wednesday. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert with an overflow of illegal migrants on the southern border. secretary of homeland security heading there today. rob: this after a few violent gang members and sex offenders were arrested near mcallen, texas. jillian: griff jenkins getting a firsthand look at the crisis. >> reporter: good morning. among those gang members two of the three confirmed members of the ms 13 gang from el salvador. the two sex offenders, one of them for sex acts with a minor. that surge of illegal crossings overwhelms the border, the busiest sector of anywhere in the nation just an hour after we landed, we went to the border and witnessed one of those arrests going down firsthand. take a look here.

an hour since we have landed we came to the border to see what is going on. you can see already the military helicopter supporting border patrol and made this apprehension. this is a temporary wall that stops illegals a quarter of a mile or half a mile to the direction you are looking. this stops them from coming into mccallum. this is indicative of what is showing up hour after hour day after day and just keeps coming. you can see the manpower it takes, the eyes in the sky helping in this apprehension. here is the thing about the numbers. they had ten days of 1000 plus, the day before they had 1400. only 3300 to hold apprehended crossings but 6000 right now. if they clear out of the process and release them to the public

which they are doing now they will get another thousand today and tomorrow so the numbers keep going up. what they are releasing is the charities of rgb, she says she has never seen anything like this. >> those numbers have been so different and so high in comparison to any other year before that that it is unbelievable. the number of individual families in such great numbers. >> border patrol and cvp processing and that is why secretary neilsen is adding more officers on the border because when you process this many people, off of the borderline like you sign that video, secretary neilsen is you mentioned going to el paso just west of here where they are see a surge of 1700% in apprehensions. heather: they have been saying it.

rob: what is still political, some democrats still appear unconcerned with the crisis at the border. jillian: dan patrick says the president is reacting with the urgency we need. >> beto o'rourke says illegal immigrants make a safer. we are not talking legal immigration. republicans support legal immigration. it is illegal immigration. we cannot handle these people. we cannot educate, medicaid and incarcerate the whole world if it wants to come here. it is a tremendous burden on the taxpayers of texas. authorize $800 million in the budget, this is $2.4 billion of texan taxpayer dollars to help out on the border in the 3 years i have been here. this is a crisis of the highest level. whatever the president must do he must do. the house is on fire. this is not a time to decide how many firetrucks we need.

you have to put out the fire now. rob: according to customs and border protection 76,000 people were apprehended in february along the southwest border, something like 100,000 in march. jillian: an illegal immigrant accused of assaulting and murdering a nanny in new jersey. police arrested the honduran immigrant accused of kidnapping and killing the woman while she was jogging through a park. officers say surveillance video shows him following the victim in a random attack. he faces several charges. three ms 13 gang members charged with murder accused of gunning down a rival. the brazen attack happening on a subway platform in new york city in february. the two men from queens are charged with murder and kidnapping. they all pleaded not guilty.

rob: funeral services being held for the south carolina college student killed after getting into a car she thought was hurt over. smith stabbed to death by the driver of that car. her murder sparking a bill in south carolina that required rideshare drivers to have an illuminated sign on their car. debate on that measure is expected to be in the state house of representatives. los angeles police have new rules for visiting the memorial of nipsey hussle. people must keep moving for the stampede of the memorial injuring 19 people. police say the chaos started after someone pulled out a gun. the suspected killer of the grammy nominated musician, eric holder is in custody. police believe he shot the wrapper after a personal fight. jillian: house democrats are expected at to vote to subpoena the fool mueller report but donald trump says it is a waste of time.

rob: blasting jerry nadler for playing politics. what we can expect today. >> reporter: that vote would come in a couple hours and it appears it is far more complicated to vote on a subpoena in the mueller report becomes public tomorrow. here's a statement from chairman nadler of the judiciary committee, we hope to avoid compulsory process, if the department is unwilling to support an unredacted for him. donald trump things he has leverage, he hasn't wanted for reports released including the 1998 times report into bill clinton. >> the fact is jerry nadler was on the opposite side of this. the mueller report is tighter. there's a big difference.

they made that because the star report got out of control so they limited it to the attorney general. it is hypocrisy and a disgrace. >> the president's attorney general enjoys support regimes and bill by deserve the benefit of the doubt but if the debate continues over when the report is public to investigate the fbi, doj and fisa warned crisis did not sit well with comey. >> investigate what? investigate investigations? is that a crime you are investigating? a terrible cycle to start. he started it, calling for locking up his political opponents including people like me. it would be more of that dangerous step. >> reporter: lindsey graham spoke last night saying he believed top officials at the fbi and department of justice wanted hillary clinton to win the 2016 race and promise that comey would be testifying about it. no worthy, in that soundbite he

described himself as a political opponent of the president. jillian: thank you very much. in a couple weeks it is expected to come out. rob: the head of nato will become the first alliance leader to address the joint session of congress. mister trump pressured allies to contribute more. >> paying for a big proportion of nato protecting europe. protecting countries that have taken advantage of the united states of america. >> by the end of next year they will add $100 billion more, a sense of urgency since he took office. rob: that 2% of gdp for our allies, nato marking its 70th anniversary this week.

jillian: in washington senate democrats blocked a resolution to reduce debate time for some presidential nominees like district court judges. mitch mcconnell says he will use the nuclear option as soon as today meaning he will change the rules allowing the resolution to pass with a simple majority. right now there are 67 trump judicial nominees waiting in limbo. rob: a fox news alert homeland security at the southern border is truly dire. texas congressman louis goehmert at the border state congressman. jillian: leaked classified documents and reduced grand jury testimony. that doesn't stop alexandria ocasio cortez from championing chelsey manning to get out of jail. ♪ we are not going to take it anymore ♪ ♪ we are not going to take it ♪ no e're taking it up a notch.

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>> the president is in meltdown mode as it relates to the situation at the border. >> cooler heads will prevail. >> this is one of if not the biggest crisis this country has faced in a decade. we are not treating this like a massive cat 5 hurricane disaster. rob: congress yet to act on the dire warnings coming from homeland security. jillian: democrats downplaying the situation at the border. rob: congressman louis goehmert represents texas at the center of this crisis and he joins us live. thanks for coming on. what is the hesitation from congress to immerse themselves in this problem? >> the hesitation is from the democrats and unfortunately they have the majority. they believe it is entirely apolitical hesitation. they believe if they can keep

the president from protecting the country on the border they can blame him for what they themselves are doing and help them win the presidency. i think america is not fooled, they understand this category 5 hurricane that is one after another caravan of people invading, it is the democrats who have got to do something, have got to let us help the president protect the border. it is outrageous. i'm getting pictures and information from border patrol every day this weekend it just seems to get worse every day. got to do something. rob: you say it is purely democrats but i imagine republicans are hesitant about shutting down the border and stopping illegal immigration because constituents benefit from having cheap labor. >> there are a few but

overwhelmingly as you look at polls among republicans, people want to keep their seats, they understand they have got to address this problem on the border. the pollsters are telling the democrats it increases the chances of defeating the president if you can keep him from defending the country on the southern border. it is entirely political calculation. shannon: 15 minutes ago we had a report from the southern border about the fact that in 10 days, over 1000 apprehensions, each day he said they don't have enough people to process everybody because then you are taking people from the actual border itself. what can we do now to help the situation? >> we need more people down there. the president needs to send more military to assist. you have border patrolmen pushing baby carriages instead of protecting our border and every one of border patrol know that when they are in process, hordes of people coming across,

the drug cartels in the biggest shipment of drugs, weapons, people we would not allow in this country to bring them in when folks are there. it is outrageous and every gangster coming across mean somebody will be raped in this country, somebody will be robbed and we need those people back on the border. it is just incalculable the damage democrats are doing by not helping our president. of the 20 there were some arrests made, two sex offenders and those are the people that were caught. that a lot of people so a small percentage of the people. it does highlight another issue. >> that is criminals coming across and we know the drug cartels control every single inch of the border and the

president is doing all he can and the threat to close the border should be taken is very real because we've got to do something to stop these folks. a critical thing would be to use nonlethal methods to prevent people from sitting 1 foot in our country because once they get a foot here it is a matter of the end process and the president would be justified to say no more asylum until we get this under control. democrats think it is a great political issue for them but americans see the danger they are putting this country in. thank you very much. 20 minutes after the hour. taking the fair politically incorrect, the campus where students are throwing a fit over fitness. >> let's abolish the lessor college. one person one vote in the united states of america. kim jong un popular.

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rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here to delineate the impact. >> he was referring to the notion the electoral college was created so that southern states with a heavy slave population would have a say in the presidential election. fast forward to 2019. and total institutional reform, getting rid of the electoral college, adding supreme court justices, with these ideas not popular with conservatives, johnny on twitter says the electoral college is the most democratic thing you could do evening the playing field. democrats make no sense. another twitter user says pointing out these ideas are

coming up because they are not happy with the way the 2016 presidential election went. i can't win so i'm going to take the ball and go home. donald trump famously flip-flopped on this issue in 2012 he said he didn't like the lessor college, he changed his mind after he ran for president himself. rob: alyssa milano making a lot of movies and tv in georgia now. the tax break la won't give her. >> 50 actors signed a petition boycotting georgia's heartbeat bill. now that number is up to over 100. new names include bree larson, patricia arquette, natalie portman, to name a few. they will say they will not work in the state of georgia to film tv shows or movies if the heartbeat bill becomes law. the heartbeat bill would ban abortions after a heartbeat is detected. let's get reaction on the other side of the story.

patty on twitter says the mistake you make is thinking people care what you or the rest of hollywood thinks. another twitter user says we care more about babies and we do movie stars. kathy says i stand with babies. we will wait and see if georgia makes any moves depending on this petition was over 100 actors is a lot. it could really hurt them financially. jillian: a big night for brave harbor going back to dc. >> former washington nationals star received a chilly reception when he made his return to washington dc but he did not let the rain of blues get him down. >> max with 85. on the air to right-center field. how about this for a homecoming? that is crushed. >> reporter: he got the last laugh. philadelphia scoring and 8-numtwo win. everyone on social media talking

about the epic backflip. take a look at this tweet from somebody who posted a spongebob meme. wait until the city finds he is a dallas cowboys fan. may be from texas. that is probably it. stick with the fact the phillies are undefeated right now. rob: how many games in. coming out, 55 to go. lost in translation, 2020 democrats trying to lure hispanic voters with spanish website and evidently these websites are missing the mark. our next guest was a former director of the hispanic leadership fund who says this proves politicians can be kind of fake. jillian: you want to listen. drinking wine could be just as dangerous as smoking cigarettes.

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college student murdered after getting into a car she thought was a new burr. isis fighters are hiding in caves as us backed forces root the last a meeting terrorists out of syria. they are conducting airstrikes in that region as the final isis stronghold with their territory, kurdish fighters have victory over the to 10 days ago, sleeper cells could reemerge if they are not captured as the caliphate is gone. a wannabe terrorist wanting to leave his wife and son for isis will spend 20 years behind bars, the new york man pleading guilty in federal court. authorities say they will pose as a humanitarian nurse to travel overseas and join the terror group in syria. he was crossing at the airport after revealing his plane to an undercover nypd detective and fbi agent. three fraternity brothers are headed to prison for their roles

amazing death of a pledge ranging from 30 days to nine months behind bars. another memorable spent 3 months on house arrest. there was a hazing ritual involving a large amount of alcohol. a former gang member speaking out on the dangers at the southern border. casey diaz moved here legally from el salvador at a young age and supports the president's immigration policy. >> can't be overlooked. it needs to be tackled right now. i can tell you from being in meetings in the past, in these caravans you will see a lot of ms 13, a lot of gangs dressed very normal and they will try to get in here. that is the bottom line. rob: the chilling warning comes as the president continues to

shutdown the border amid a surge with another migrant caravan on its way. >> democrats trying to reach latino voters, spanish-language campaign website but their messages are getting lost in translation. here to weigh in is the director of external affairs for hispanic leadership fund. thank you for joining us. before we get into specific errors on these websites explain why the websites are important to voters? >> this is where you tell voters where you stand on important issues like the economy and immigration. it is important these voters who normally go to websites are able to understand them and some websites are hilariously bad at portraying each of these topics

so it is important for these candidates to get it right. >> you mentioned some of them. amy klobuchar's spanish website has a number of mistakes and we will begin with the translation announcing her run from inside the mississippi river. inside the river. >> like i said before these are hilariously bad and underscores the importance to these candidates, hispanic staffers overlook or at least look at these positions and translate them correctly. people like amy klobuchar comes from a state where there is a hispanic population and she should have known to overlook this or these positions and translate them correctly. >> let's look at other examples,

kamala harris wasted her life defending the values of her country. kind of a big error that was later corrected. this one later corrected. elizabeth warren says in reality i'm not on and i don't know what that means. look at something like those examples, how donald trump's base loves him because they say he speaks to them. when you are on the campaign trail. democrats are a big part, the count on a big part of hispanic turnout for them. i would consider them a huge part of the base. the fact they are getting this hilariously wrong shows how fake democrats are at least showing what the concerns are to the

hispanic community. look at rick scott in florida who went out of his way to not only have a quality spanish website but to communicate to them as well. people like senator harris in california, the hispanic community, some sort of answer considering she represent a big portion of california. jillian: we are human and make mistakes but all of us are not running for president of the united states and if you are, communication is important. >> 37 after the hour. the locker up chant could be said -- hate speech according to someone interviewing james comey. >> the wish that people like yourself, the language that is hate speech. rob: the former fbi director responded.

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he will decide in late may, file was sealed when prosecutors dropped felony charges against the actor. a lot of conspiracy theorist of not explains why. >> a company unveiling new standup seats to pack more people on board if that is possible. rob: standing up for your flight. jillian: worst thing ever. >> and italian seat manufacturer have new standing seats on display at the aircraft expo going on in germany but the manufacturer says it is not about putting thousands of people in the cabin of the plane. it is about offering a multi-class configuration, airlines would be able to sell every bit of space. it has a little bicycle seat for

you to rest during the flight. and however long the flight is, the manufacturer says they had a lot of interest but no airlines have purchased them. rob: curling up in the overhead bin. air be and be and the louvre. >> you could spend the night at blue -- the louvre. go to the website and tell them why you would make a great guest. mona lisa's perfect guest. you can spend the night in the new zealand, have dinner and drinks with the venus the milo, have a custom tour for you as well so this is something cool. air b&b do this often.

last year they had a 90% on the great wall of china but they had to cancel that because they were worried they would damage the monument. you and a lucky guest. jillian: the mona lisa is much smaller in person. rob: you need 12 hours to get through that. thank you so much. 1 million illegal immigrants expected to be at the doorstep just this year. what kind of economic strain does that put on average americans. peter morici says it is bad news for the middle class. jillian: before we get to that, time to check in with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: pronouns would be preferable the first names. let me tell you what is coming up because i want a surprise for jillian. newt gingrich will be here live talking about the oval office and what he plans on doing as he sees what is happening with joe

biden. molly hemingway, what happens if he shutdown the border, the worst comes to worst, avocados and sean spicer going to bat for the president and the pushback on the mueller report. take your time. give the attorney general at least a week. look at this video. it is shocking. home surveillance cameras catch illegal immigrants hopping the fence and cutting through a woman's backyard in mcallen, texas. that homeowner will join us live. and a new book, one of the nation's most premier stories talking about the moonshot. we went to the moon in 1969, we might be going back and rob, you could be a candidate. rob: we got to pick something up. >> we put a plaque up there saying we were here. we are going to dust it off i guess and grab something else. rob: and kick over china's satellite. appreciate it. jillian: coming right back. moving is hard.

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many of these people have low skills, many are not able to work so it is a terrible dream on those americans who have artie been hard-hit by globalization. that is the first thing to remember. the second is this is just the first wave. there are tens of millions of people in this hemisphere living in dysfunctional regimes in places like venezuela and central america that if this million gets in willy-nilly, many more will follow. globally hundreds of millions of people putting pressure on the west this way. rob: we know why democrats seem to be for illegal immigration but republicans have a pickle here because a lot of businesses like all this cheap labor and i have to think some republicans don't necessarily hate the idea of illegal immigration in this country. >> that's true and it is very self-serving. look at the national immigration study by the national academy of science, it shows you immigration both legal and illegal has positive benefit on the size of the pie.

it makes gdp bigger. it drives down wages, the winners are businesses and their is a net gain but goes to corporate profits in their mind. >> back to politics. the 2020 democrats screaming out free everything, healthcare, welfare, jobs, guarantee. how do you do that when touting about open border policy. the reason socialism works, those are very small, very condensed, very uniform. here we have 350 million people. how do you do that here? you can't. are drug dealers com

across the border and a lot of ordinary people fearing for their lives but if you put them in squalor and settle in the poorest nations of the united states where they can't find adequate work and so forth they have to turn to crime. i don't mean that is a moralistic condemnation. if your child is hungry you steal. we are not capable of absorbing tens of millions of immigrants and that is what democrats want us to do. they are hypocrites about this. they are against free trade because it drives down wages and they are for immigration which drives down wages but what they want to do is basically register them to vote. to ensure democratic majority. this is about destroying america, so democrats can have a lock on the government. it is a power play and it is a cynical unpatriotic almost treasonous power-play. >> interesting perspective, thank you for your time, we appreciate it. jillian: don't know if i was

dreaming or if i saw snow downtown yesterday. did that happen? >> in south carolina there is video of snow in the carolinas yesterday. this is a coastal low i will show you right now so this is a strong coastal storm, a nor'easter and it had cold enough air in this portions of coastal south carolina in the mountainous areas we saw some measurable snow. most of this stays offshore but this is a bomb cyclone that bombed out in the last 24 hours, dropped 24 mbar in 24 hours a big storm system, most will remain offshore but we will see coastal rain and snow in parts of new england or upstate new york. we will watch that and the wind as well. we could see some delays. i want to mention our next storm

system will move across the southern plains, mississippi river valley and bring the potential for severe storms not only today but tomorrow. the hail and damaging winds and the tornado threat tomorrow in parts of texas and the gulf coast, mississippi river valley. this is the time of year we get the clash of two air masses and potential for that. incredible video for south carolina yesterday. rob: and elevation. >> 60s in new york. rob: i love that, thank you so much. promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. . .

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jillian: alexandria ocasio-cortez fighting for convicted leaker chelsea manning to be freed. democratic socialist tweeting in part chelsea has been tortured for whistle blowing she should be released on bail. turns out no solitary confinement. manning is behind bars after refusing to testify before a grand jury. rob: former fbi director seemingly standing up for president trump when asked about president trump's famous lock her up chants on the campaign trail. >> do you in retrospect wish that people like yourself, the head of the fbi, i mean, the people in charge of law and order had shut down that language that it could have created violence, that it kind of hate speech? >> that's not a role for government to play. the beauty of this country is people can say what they

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afraid of taking elevators. rob: who are these kids? jillian: we had to cut out some words out of all those stories and now we have all this time. have a good day. rob: bye. steve: this is a fox news alert. the situation at our border now being compared to the worst kind of natural disaster. listen u. >> this is one of, if not the biggest crisis this country has faced in a decade. we're not treating this like a massive cat 5 hurricane disaster. brian: kirstjen nielsen heading to the border today to get a first hand look again. ainsley: griff jenkins is live in mcallen, texas with the latest for us. griff? >> ainsley, brian and steve. i'm back on the border. let me tell you it is just as intense if not more than i have ever seen since i have been coming down here. we just found out today that there have been five criminals a