he keeps going back for a little bit more. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> it is thursday, april 11th at this is a fox news alert, 1000 more migrants bound for the southern border. rob: guatemala's president says they are ready to confront them this time. the president here is colin is bluff. jillian: we will have more on that throughout the hour including this. rob: democrats fuming after a second hearing with william barr and what he said. jillian: we are live with the latest. >> as they wrap it up.

rob: brad pitt waiting into local politics. jillian: know start treatment. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ running hot ♪ rob: all indications are mister jager is recovering nicely after heart surgery. rob: if you haven't gone in the last 40 years you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: todd: a brand-new caravan marching toward the usa.

rob: donald from calling additional troops to the border as 1000 central americans hit the road. jillian: more on the growing crisis on the border. >> reporter: hundreds of migrants reportedly boarding buses on wednesday and set out in a caravan hoping to travel more than 2000 miles to the us. those not on the bus are walking, pushing strollers, carrying babies, guatemala's president says he will confer this caravan but donald trump calling it a dangerous situation saying he is ready to send in more troops. >> great people are dying, bad people are coming up. the gang members being thrown out by these countries because they don't want them. we are not going to do it. heather: the president tweeting this after the roundtable discussion, i think what democrats are doing at the

border is treasonous. there open border mindset is putting the country at risk, will not let this happen. justice we customs and border patrol announced 53,000 parents and kids were apprehended at the border last month alone. agents say the migrant families are overwhelming facilities on the border. there are currently 5000 troops at the border right now. the acting secretary of defense now preparing to step in again. >> what i would say is the situation deteriorates, pretty elastic in terms of demand on us. i would expect to have another request for assistance. heather: mike pence will head to the border and will be taking part in the us border patrol briefing in arizona. rob: bill barr makes a stunning statement on capitol hill.

>> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. heather: you are not suggesting spying occurred. >> i think the buying did occur. i think spying did occur. heather: democrats firing back at bar for that comment. >> reporter: day 2 was pretty wild, this was the jaw-dropping take away, you just heard it. amid mounting evidence the fbi try together until from the trump campaign including warrants to surveillance former trump aid. the ag further explaining this bombshell. >> do you have evidence anything was improper in those investigations? >> i have no specific evidence i would site right now but i have questions about it. >> the panel your putting together. >> i'm not putting together a panel. >> you have some interest in this. >> i have concerns about various aspects of it.

>> house democratic leadership hammering bar, questioning his integrity and getting political. >> let me just say how very very dismaying and disappointing that the chief law enforcement officer of our country is going off the rails. >> i believe the attorney general of the united states of america believes he needs to protect the president of the united states and i think that is unfortunate. >> reporter: bar testify he doesn't have a team looking at the fbi but does have colleagues helping him as he reviews the case. member the document called the mueller report? it was overshadowed in the fireworks yesterday, bar saying he will make public a redacted version in a week before speaking with the chairs of both judiciary committee about it. there will be four categories of redaction. information presented a grand jury, passages, details of ongoing prosecution cases and

information about incidental parties which could harm privacy and reputational interests and there will be explanatory notes describing basis for each redaction, bar said he would not hand over the report and its evidence. we are getting back to you. rob: more fireworks, appreciate it. attorney general bar's claim the trump campaign was spied on with the tidal wave of back lash from democrats and the media. rob: washington post analyst says the backlash should be directed towards the fbi for treating this case different from others just like in the past. >> that the graham is the most interesting question, the started as a counterintelligence investigation and he asks why was trump kept in the dark? dianne feinstein, a member of the committee and chair of the

intelligence committee had a chinese spy for 20 years, and when the fbi found out about it they said you have aspired your staff and she fired him. why did no one come to donald trump and say we are surveilling, russians trying to infiltrate your campaign and you need to do something about it? jillian: donald trump set up a firestorm with this tweet accusing the obama administration of wiretapping trump tower. rob: the navy dropping charges against the officer at the helm during the deadly collision at sea. commander bryce benson will not face, negligence for his role in the uss fitzgerald crash in 2017. 7 sailors were killed when a destroyer had a commercial ship. charges are being dropped against a crew member. jillian: a michigan man accused of helping isis is facing new

charges that could land him life in prison. i score your book photo of the 20-year-old captain on a syrian battlefield last summer. several charges including getting military training by isis and firing machine gun for the group. his family claims he is innocent. rob: iraq wants to broker a deal with the united states to take in isis prisoners. the two sides are and talk to transfer tens of thousands of fighters that have been captured during 5 years of conflict with this terror group. iraq has asked for $10 billion upfront to handle this and $1 billion after that. the state department has not commented. jillian: the family of the marine firefighter killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan will have their mortgage paid off. the tunnel to tower foundation making the announcement. >> we owe it to these families

that were left behind, that we are going to make a promise that we are going to take care of them. jillian: tunnels for towers founded in memory of the firemen who died during the 9/11 attacks. staff sergeant christopher bluntman and his wife, shannon, participate in the 5k run, leaving behind three daughters, two other marines were killed in that bomb attack. rob: snow hammering minneapolis, a blizzard, a mid april blizzard slamming the midwest. jillian: severe flooding turns roads into rivers. rob: unbelievable to see snow right now. >> there is criteria we follow when it comes to blizzard conditions. the following has to happen for three hours, visibly reduced to a fourth of a mile or less with

blowing snow, sustained winds are frequent gusts of 35 miles an hour or greater. that is happening across 6 states including places like denver, colorado, up towards minneapolis, the red shaded areas are where we have blizzard warnings, that criteria underway. through the forecast temperatures in the 70s in parts of the central plains, 20s and 30s until the upper midwest and northern plains as the system continues to move northeast, bringing potential for not only very strong winds but upwards of a foot or more of snow. this is happening right now across portions of nebraska towards north dakota, south dakota and portions of minnesota as well as potential for ice. that is going to be a big concern through the rest of today. in some cases travel is going to be impossible. on twitter a lot of folks don't

have power, temperatures below 40 °. it will be a problem for the next 12 to 24 hours. that system could affect those getting home from the masters on sunday. rob: they went to the masters. i'm not worried about them. they will be fine. jillian: let's talk about the masters at augusta national but stars are putting on a show. rob: here it comes. still going. look at the big breaker. incredible shot, jordans the -- jordan speith, going 10 feet from the pin. he is a favorite to win the nationals. gary player at 80 years old had a hole-in-1 yesterday.

11 minutes after the hour, democrats blasting the president for sending more troops to the border, the president says he has no other option, congress will not fix this issue. our next guest lays out the president's plan. jillian: the wealthiest people in america, elizabeth warren struggles to make ends meet. her tax returns revealed.

>> i'm going to have to call up more military. our military can't act like a military would act. if they got a little rough, everybody would go crazy. >> a media frenzy with that morning to send more troops to the border.

rob: congress and the court stand in the way of his plans or do nothing at all. another caravan apparently on the way. is the military the only option? between his assistant secretary for public affairs at the the bar mitzvah homeland security, thanks for coming on. with in action in congress what choice does the president have? >> that is the problem. he has his hands tied on this situation and he is expressing that frustration in his news interviews but the reality is he is going to face strong opposition. and he will not have troops active, on the us domestic soil. and what role does the president have versus congress. will he be seen as overreaching

the power of the executive branch? that is frustrating for him but there has to be a point in which he works with congress, to put more resources at the border and stop this crisis. jillian: you see any other option besides the military? >> he has exhausted all options unless what i think could have worked is still going on, secretary neilsen started to put forth the idea that we would surge the border as we do in a natural disaster, we throw our resources to the border and people across the federal government volunteered to go down and help process claims, treat the children that are coming in because they are sick, all these other options like we would with a natural disaster so doing those types of things are things we could do that could help but in reality until we reform our laws, for people coming here, and they are

released, there is no repercussions for them claiming asylum and going into the system illegally. rob: live with these numbers, they expect 100,000 abrogation's in march and got 1031/2. he got more information here. marked apprehensions through the past. go back to 2000, pushing a quarter million apprehensions, today you are at 100,000 in march. people against the president say there is no crisis and you see that number. it is a different migrant, in 2000 it was mailed from mexico coming up here to work, and out of the family claiming asylum and it creates a different slew of issues when kids are claiming asylum. >> the biggest difference is a single mail coming from mexico can be detained while his claim is processed and a family unit claiming asylum, it takes 3 years to go through the process of asylum. there are a lot of fraudulent claims in the system but once

they have been apprehended and claim asylum they aren't details so they are released into the united states and await a court date. some show up and some don't and that is one of the biggest problems. jillian: what do democrats plan to do about this? >> i heard rumblings the democrats are proposing some sort of plan to throw money at the problem in central america or resume foreign aid. they want to put more immigration judges at the border and they once were medical facilities to send these medical issues we are seeing. the problem with all three of those issues is we should be doing some reforms, judicial reforms, all of these types of things in central america because there are huge problems forcing people out of the country and it is a problem for the entire region. it is an issue for brazil, mexico and the united states. we can't just give them money

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rob: the aggressive medicare for all plan, measuring in an expensive government run single-payer system. >> that doesn't phase his supporters, griff jenkins talks to them. >> reporter: the doctor will now see you. sanders and kirsten gillibrand relaunch the centerpiece of his progressive platform, medicare for all. >> we are going to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america, our great country being the only major nation on earth not to guarantee healthcare to all as a right. >> reporter: the brand is not really democrat backing bernie, elizabeth warren, kamala harris and cory booker, government run single-payer single plan replacing private health insurance for 100 million americans, nobody pays a premium

or a deductible. a whopping $32 trillion over ten years, a shift toward socialism, we talked to supporters to learn even more. >> the price tag is $32 trillion. how do they pay for it? >> medicare for all is aiding so much money in terms of private benefits for medicare, cheaper medication and it will save so much money and reduce the cost of overhead and administrative burden on the current system. >> some americans are fearful that this is socialism, this is healthcare like some socialist countries have. what do you say? >> socialism in this form is absolutely necessary for our country to be able to succeed. >> everybody i talk to, my patients, my family would like to have the right to healthcare. >> the social structure that is making them sick and harder to control their medical condition

so it is what i want to do because it is best for patients. >> is for congressional leadership support nancy pelosi has voiced skepticism cautioning her fellow democrats and mitch mcconnell had this to say. >> it out to become medicare for non-blooge 180 million americans are losing private health insurance. they want to turn america into a socialist country this is the first step. >> that is not stopping the burn, sanders issued a statement saying he's ready to invoke the so-called nuclear option if necessary to pass medicare for all. rob: gillibrand is running to be his vice president now. that was a bizarre news conference. thanks, we appreciate it. >> 26 after the hour, democrats pouncing on bill bar after he dropped a bombshell about spying on the trump campaign. >> is he really off the rails? certain democrats are suggesting, or is the attorney general on to something. it could be the tip of the iceberg, he joins us next. the lexus es.

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>> check the headlines this morning, another caravan marching toward the us, donald trump calling for additional troops to the border is more than 1000 central americans hit the road. >> donald trump meeting with president moon at the white house, expected to discuss reviving denuclearization talks with north korea along with sanctions. >> bill bar makes a stunning statement on capitol hill while discussing the trump campaign. >> spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think spying did occur, i think spying that occur. i need to explore whether was inadequately predicated. >> let's bring in the president of judicial watch, thanks for your time is always.

what did you make of that bombshell statement and the reaction to it? >> the fact that it is called a bombshell is no surprising thing. those of us investigating this independently like judicial watch, certainly your network, spying, only in washington would that be controversial and it shows what the left is so dishonest, they know it is spying, it obviously was spying and they are not so much nervous about it being called spying, and i want to investigate what went on. this is joint operation between d&d, the clinton campaign and to target donald trump. even the mueller operation -- one of the fisa warrants issued

was signed during mueller's term after he was appointed by rod rosenstein. there are a lot of uncomfortable questions here. and because of the mueller operation. >> here's gerrymander and steny hoyer on what was said. >> i believe the attorney general of the united states believes he needs to protect the president of the united states and i think that is unfortunate. >> this will take the attention off of that serious, these very serious crimes and ivory people's attention. >> let's full of this tweet from 2017. terrible, just found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory, nothing found, this is mccarthyism.

we don't know if trump tower was wiretapped by president obama, when this was the democrats in the media wanted to baker act the president for being so crazy and now -- >> turns out the president was onto something. there is nothing like it, nothing like this has occurred in american history. this is one of the most significant abuses of power in american history. no other presidential candidate has been spied upon to the degree donald trump or candidate trump was spied upon. wires tapped? wasn't just having his wires tapped, they had an expensive fisa operation, trying to place spies and plants in the campaign, they were taking up his phone records. i tell you, why hasn't there been a comprehensive investigation?

it is really troubling. this is why democrats are nervous. the democratic national committee needs to be question, lawyers need to be questioned, hillary clinton needs to be questioned and president obama needs to be questions because this was running the obama white house, clear there was a key meeting for instance about that shady dossier in january 2017 including comey, obama, rice and joe biden. what did they discuss? at that time they knew the dossier was salacious and unverified and they used it continuously to get not only spy warrants but to harass donald trump directly with it with comey's meeting and there is nothing herein donald trump said what is going on here? this is not true and yet they continue to push him on it.

our republic was under assault during that time because of abuses of this administration that continued frankly through the mueller special counsel operation and i would highlight quickly before we go, mister bar refused the invitation to endorse the mueller investigation. he didn't say it was a witch hunt but he said it was an investigation. certainly he wasn't pleased with the way it happened either. jillian: you and judicial watch have been on this from the beginning and we appreciate you joining us. a lot going on and it will continue. rob: we will see what bill bar and inspector general horwitz find out. funding may be cut off to sanctuary cities in arkansas, governor hutchinson vowing to sign anti-sanctuary city legislation that would block funding to cities that don't allow local authorities to work with ice and allow them to

question citizenship status. critics fear it will spark racial profiling lawsuits. there are no known sanctuary cities in arkansas to begin with. jillian: families in new york city will sue over mandatory legal vaccines after mayor bill diblasio threatened to fine unvaccinated people and families $1000 in brookland's williamsburg neighborhood. a civil rights lawyer says he is targeting religious groups, the same attorney who forced a judge in upstate new york to allow it vaccinated kids back in public places amid a health emergency. happening today georgetown will vote on adding a new seed to pay for reparations. the measure will charge each student $27.20, it refers to the 272 plays the university sold in 1838. that money will go to the defendants of those claims which it will be the first policy of its kind at a major us school. of past by students it will need to be approved by the board of trustees.

rob: the acting defense secretary will make his case for establishing a space fourth, patrick shanahan will testify before the senate armed services committee to argue the new military branch is crucial to national and economic security. shanahan said russia and china are developing anti-satellite weapons that could be launched as early as next year. apparently being a trump supporter and one of the top prospect in the nfl draft do not mix. why this budding star is wiping his slate clean. >> jack dorsey said, quote, i don't believe we can take a neutral stance anymore, i don't believe we should optimize neutrality. do you agree with it? jillian: speaking of twitter, ted cruz is leaving one of his execs speechless on capitol hill. carly shimkus here with reaction to the top trending story. ♪ i don't need to reason

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i protect your home and auto. -hey, campbells. who's your new maid? jillian: good morning, welcome back, ted cruz accusing big tech companies of anti-conservative bias on capitol hill. >> jack dorsey said, quote, i don't believe we can take a neutral stance anymore. i don't believe we should optimize neutrality. do you agree with it? rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with this hearing and great moments. >> during a hearing with facebook and twitter representatives ted cruz and conservative lawmakers raised concerns about conservative bias on social media platforms and warned of potential consequences like a breakup of big tech companies.

facebook and twitter denied those allegations of bias and a google representative did not show up for the hearing and was represented by an empty chair. the company did release a written statement saying our products serve viewers of all viewpoints and remain politically neutral but sometimes our content moderation system is to make mistakes. the situation has social media buzzing good. richard says they need political diversity and their programming staffs or federal regulation. they are trying to control the way america things. griffin says social media is trying to censor or suppress any sign of conservatism and anti-liberalism. horrible stuff. democratic lawmakers at that hearing say there is no evidence to back up republican claims of bias on social media platforms. >> a college football star is expected to go in the first

couple months of the draft this year, still leaves a lot of social media. >> reporter: and ohio state defensive end said during a recent interview he felt obligated to delete his political tweets where he showed support for donald trump and criticized colin kaepernick, he said i had to. there is a chance i might end up in san francisco. was a good idea for him to delete those messages? one twitter user says he's not backing down from supporting from, he doesn't want to put anything out that is controversial that may affect his relationship with his potential teammates. just doesn't want to be divided up in the locker room and another twitter user saying he has the right to support whoever he wants and lastly tweet coming in from san francisco 49ers fan who says they shouldn't allow political differences to change who he is, freedom of choice and expression. a lot of people say it is better when football players, athletes and actors don't get political

so i am sure that is what he was thinking. jillian: now everyone knows. >> renewed attention to his former tweets. rob: we have to get to a fox news alert. julian assange has been arrested. police taking founder into custody in london just moments ago. jillian: he had been living in the ecuadorian embassy for the last 7 years. he had feared extradition to the us for publishing thousands of classified documents. the australian born whistleblower avoided sex assault charges in sweden. he was there since 2012. rob: he has asylum at the embassy in london and we don't know why he has been arrested, if it has to do with sexual assault charges in sweden having to do with the leaking of

information from the united states. he has been holed up in this embassy for we 7 years. jillian: the rape accusations charges were later dropped but there was an active order for his arrest. we will determine why and keep you updated. rob: the day goes on. she said unemployment is low because people are working two jobs. now alexandria ocasio cortez is blaming the current immigration crisis on climate change. what exactly is she talking about? charlie kirk has a reaction for the freshman congressman coming up. jillian: steve doocy on "fox and friends," you will have the update on julian assange as well. >> reporter: we have 15 minutes to figure out what is going on. will he be extradited to the united states? and spilling the beans about what really happened with those emails. stay tuned.

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rob: alexandria ocasio cortez says climate change is to blame for the mass exodus of migrants

from central america heading for the us. the claim left a lot of people confused. jillian: the latest in a long line of questionable comments which is why charlie kirk joins us with a reality check. thank you for your time. let's start with this first claim. climate change fuels global migration. this tweet says the far right loves to drum up resistance immigrants but have you noticed they never talk about what is causing people to flee their homes in the first place? that was because they be forced to confront one major factor fueling global migration, climate change. the stage is yours. >> a difficult one for me to comprehend. there are so many contributing factors. and i subscribe to what donald trump said. it makes a lot of sense, the rest of the world's economy is mediocrity if not decline right now.

and you go where the wealth is being greeted, america is beyond prosperous and to respectfully challenge congress, it is not because temperatures are rising that people might be leaving their country. it is because they want opportunity to come to a country that is doing things correct, growing at high rate and expanding opportunity and wages for all people. >> they might not have another chance. >> and 34,000. >> the only enforcement agency, ice is required to steal 40,000

beds every single night. that number has been increasing since 2009. rob: your thoughts? >> this was rated as a false bipolar fact. this is not true. i'm fascinated by the left sensation on ice. just so your viewers understand, one of the amazing things ice does, immigration and customs enforcement, is go after child sex traffickers, one of the most disgusting and horrific practices in the world, in world history. ice goes after these individuals, arrest them and hold them accountable and the left continuously tries to fearmonger and demagogue the work ice does. i am sorry, alexandria ocasio cortez, totally false, you're entitled to your opinion but not entitled to your own facts.

jillian: let see what she has to say about unemployment being low because everyone has two jobs. >> unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. unemployment is low because people work 60, 70, 80 hours a week. >> they went a step further and said this is a pants on fire statement. anyone who understands how labor statistics are calculated and how these numbers come across, that's not how it is calculated. people are voluntarily coming off of the sidelines into the labor force. for years we heard the left saying we have declining and stagnating wages, finally under donald trump wages are going up. the middle class is seen higher paychecks, bigger paychecks, one of the few things that can destabilize that is unregulated illegal immigration into our country that will decrease wages for middle-class earners and people in the working class trying to get ahead. rob: a small faction of people have to jobs in this country, we should point that out.

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jillian: good morning, back. 2020 candidate elizabeth warren releases her tax returns showing nearly $1 million in income just moments ago pitching a wealth tax. the massachusetts senator and her husband revealing they paid more than 200,000 in taxes in 2018 that was on just $900,000 in income.

during a campaign stop, the democrat doubled down on calls for a 2% tax on the country's 75 biggest fortunes claimin claiming it cod fund universal child care and pre-k. rob: 200 on 900 isn't that bad. maxine slams debt crisis but forgets one detail. >> what are you doing to help us with this student loan debt? who would like to answer first? mr. monahan? big bank? >> we stopped making student loans in 2007 or so. >> so you don't do it anymore? rob: quite condescending as well. the government took over student lending a decade ago. waters who is the chair of the house committee on financial services appeared totally unaware of this. she then pivoted and nicely asked the big banks for help in fixing the problem. >> i know you sold the debt and are not involved in student loans anymore. i'm asking you if you can come up with a creative product of some kind to deal

with this population of millennials who can't buy a home, who can't get married, who can't buy an automobile. rob: dramatic change in tone. big bank ceos including jamie diamond were on capitoexil.isn't her staff suppo advise her before she makes a fool out of herself? jillian: partially the bank's fault don't give them a free pass just because you want to oppose max screen waters she has enough ridiculous positions you can choose from. rob: maxine is the poster child for term limits chair of the committee that oversees the student loans and doesn't even remember nationalizing them. scary. jillian: interesting. no special treatment for actor brad pitt. watch this. >> i see my time has expired. >> i know it gives me great pain to say wrap it up, mr. pitt, we only do one take here. >> the actor getting cut off while pushing for los angeles county officials to approve 117 million bucks to

represent the local museum of art. they ended up doing it anyway. he got his way. jillian: i know my time is up but hear me out. >> i'm so good looking, listen to me talk. jillian: we got to go. steve: good morning, welcome to "fox & friends." we open with a fox news alert. brian: stunner. julian assange is under arrest. ainsley: todd piro live in the newsroom with details. we just got word of this, todd, not too long ago a few minutes ago. rob: within the last 15 or 20 minutes or so. the wikileaks founder arrested at the ecuadorian embassy in london. he had been staying there since 2012 after seeking asylum to escape extradition to sweden where he was wanted on sexual misconduct claims. we are now learning ecuador withdrew his asylum for violating their arrangement but it was unclear exactly how. wikileaks tweeting out, quote: urgent, ecuador has