♪ [national anthem] ♪ life is a highway ♪ i want to ride it all night long ♪ pete: the original is better. ed: i have never heard that one. pete: we have to mix up songs. welcome to "fox & friends" on this saturday. apparently the video that starts the show normally no longer part of the show. so get used to that, folks. jedediah: very in your face come in. ed: wanted more pete. they wanted to get right to you. [buzzer] pete: more fake news. we used to summarize the show in one minute. just watch that and turn it off. i think because of ratings. ed: whoa. pete: we should just talk about it. ed: we stretch it out over four hours.

jedediah: nice four hour summary. pete: four hours do. not get dressed or get out of bed or listen to brian. jedediah: get out of bed and make some pancakes and get back in that's my style. pete: your style was sweatpants, too. jedediah: pete encouraged me to wear on air. ed: little secrets of the show behind the scenes. we want to get to the news. remember how the new california governor gavin newsom in his egg new orleans dress we offer sanctuary to all. had you democrat kirsten democrat out on the campaign trail saying there is no such thing as illegal human. that's what she said. president trump seems to be calling her bluff and saying you want more immigrants in your hometowns? here they come. pete: watch this. >> the people that are putting sanctuary cities where they are not even wanted, they always seem to have open arms. so we thought rather than moving the illegal immigrants to other parts of the country, we will bring them to sanctuary city areas

and let that area take care of it whether it a state or whatever it might be. california says they want more people and want more people in their sanctuary cities. we can give them more people. we can give them an unlimited supply and let's see if they are so happy. they say we have open arms. they always say they have open arms. let's see if they have open arms. pete: i don't just love this idea i'm in love with this idea. jedediah: i saw you tweet about it right away you are like yeah. pete: your logic is no person is illegal that's the mantra of the democrat party. if you want open borders. then bring them into sanctuary cities. if this is your mantra and what you love and what you want. then have more of it. you should welcome it with open arms. there are 27 states with sanctuary cities or counties. this is just a brief list. the map is mostly yellow as you can see. those states, if that's what you are all about, if this

is where we are, if congress won't fix this, if we don't have laws that make sense. if we don't have a border wall. if we can't parole the border. then deliver illegals to these. jedediah: i don't understand sanctuary cities. i don't understand how you say you violate federal law and that's okay. i struggled with how sinner districts and states get away with it. listen, we are not going to support the federal law. we are not going to contact ice. we're going to do catch and release. i don't understand that whole, i think a lot of people with common sense sitting at home don't necessarily follow immigration policy day-to-day. does this make any sense at all? i hear you. if you are are going to endorse it, be willing to accept it you can't be out there pounding the pavement saying we don't have an issue. there is no problem at the border. i support sanctuary cities and when someone turns around and says all right we will let all these people come across illegally into your sanctuary. oh no, you are outraged. which is it?

really? ed: started with supports that emerged on thursday evening suggesting that the president back maybe in november, the white house, the president, other white house officials were pressuring allegedly officials at the department of homeland security to issue some political pay back, if you will. second illegal immigrants to nancy pelosi's hometown. her district. in san francisco. pete: maybe her house. jedediah: her how fast has a wall, pete. don't be silly. ed: initially pushed back saying it was considered and shut down. it's not going to ham. then the president on friday tweeted and said hey maybe i will do it. made public comments as we heard a moment ago. i will double down on this. maybe i will send illegals to nancy pelosi's backyard and elsewhere. democrats and some in the media had a meltdown. >> his administration is saying we're not interested in real solutions. what we're interested in is continuing to demonize migrants. >> it represents a sociopatty. >> trying to create fear

among people throughout the united states about these migrants. >> president trump wants to use immigration and wants to use the border as a political weapon. >> the dehumanization of people here illegally. >> i don't know anything about it, but, again, it's just another notion that is unone way or the other of the presidency of the united states and disrespectful of the challenges that we faces a a country, as a people to address who we are, a nation of immigrants. ed: it's also disrespectful not to enforce the laws of the country. jedediah: how is sanctuary city not disrespectful. hey, look if you support sanctuary cities send people over illegally. how is that disrespectful but the sanctuary city itself is not. i don't understand how they say this stuff with a straight face. pete: as i wear my kashmir scarf around my neck he is unone way or the other of a presidency. people look at that and see how undetached i guess it's not undetached -- attached she is to real life.

none of these policies affect her. come into my city. do whatever you want. i have got my guards and my walls. this will never touch me. the people who live there, social services will be stretched. law enforcement will be stretched. ed: right. pete: schools will be stretched. think about what happens when you bring illegality to these municipalities. they can't handle that i don't want to bring that to these cities. if that's what you say you are about, bring it on. ed: enforcing immigration laws and cracking down on illegal immigration, do you think the president should follow other laws? pete: yes. ed: people at the department of homeland security say this might not follow the law. pete: how do we know? jedediah: i don't think he can do it. ed: talking about it. jedediah: he is not going to do it. pete: where illegals are put on buses are brought? ed: off on border towns. pete: if we are contiguous 48 states with two others. why are we border towns? why are they the ones getting dropped off. ed: by house and senate,

lawmakers. lawmakers say they are spending this much money. if you want to send it to towns beyond the border. pete: if you are in texas and california you have to deal with this but none of us do? ed: sure. pete: refugees as i know in minneapolis with somalis there they are placed all over the country. why can't illegals be placed anywhere in the country. ed: you would have to change the law. jedediah: while you two debate this out. let's hear what some folks in sanctuary cities are saying. "the washington post" op-ed called mr. president we aren't afraid of migrants by seattle mayor jenny durkin. seattle is not afraid of immigrants and refugee he is. in fact we have always welcomed people who have faced tremendous hardship around the world. what does scare us a president and federal government seek to weaponize a law enforcement agency to punish perceived political enemies. that's how one person is responding. i'm curious to see if other

mayors of sanctuary cities will come out and say it's not a problem or stand by it. pete: mayor de blasio is running to a microphone say same thing. mayor jenny should pay for bus tickets for all of that bring illegals to your city because you love it so much. jedediah: this would face annual enormous amount of legal challenges. his point is, listen. ed: you would follow the law, right. pete: if it defendants. jedediah: i will follow the law. i understand your point. i think he has to say something and his way of saying listen, stand by what you are say. he is pointing out the hypocrisy more than anything. i don't know that he is saying we're going to actually do this. we're going to follow listen, you say you support it do it. ed: should the president call out the president's hypocrisy on this friends@foxnews.com. the president and his legal team still waiting as are democrats. they have been pressuring william barr the attorney general. pete: are we going to get it this weekend? ed: early next weekend. probably not this weekend.

i had rudy giuliani on last night when i sat in for alma mater. he is the president's personal attorney. he said the president has nothing to worry about from the redacted report that's going to be coming. the person who really needs to worry folks like james comey who started this whole investigation and may have actually broken the law themselves, watch. >> he presented an application to the fisa court where he has a special obligation to tell the other side of the story because it's never told. and i helped create the fisa court so i think i understand it probably a little better he does. i sure understand the obligations better than he does. he presented the steele dossier as if it was a piece of intelligence. it wasn't a piece of intelligence, ed, it was a piece of garbage. ed: dangerous. reacting to bill barr in the testimony this week saying that the trump campaign was spied upon. you had democrats in the media going crazy about that. in fact, this is something that is finally going to be investigated. jedediah: new gallup poll shows that president trump's approval rating has rebound now 45%. in march 39%.

as this information comes out as the barr report came out, people are starting to, i said for a long time, getting tired of this story. they initially wanted this investigation into collusion. once you see that there was no collusion with russia, at what point are democrats going to move onto the issues. their base is going to get hungry for that shift. pete: bad news for democrats. that number has slowly risen. then have you this exoneration effectively. we will see what the report says in a redacted version. the rasmussen poll has him at 53%? ed, you've watched this, an amazing number for someone who has been under attack, under assault. ed: since day one. before day one. pete: illegitimate in the eyes of the elite class and he continues. the immigration stuff which we are always told that will hurt him. that doesn't hurt him even with hispanics who say we believe in the rule of law. jedediah: helped quite a bit as people have seen the footage of what's going on and talking point of being a manufactured crisis has in fact been false. pete: we survived even

without a video. we have got symptom headlines for you in the 6:00 a.m. hour. ninth circuit of appeals rules the trump administration can search rarely send asylum seekers back to mexico. both sides will submit arguments next week as the administration pushes for a longer stay on the judge's ruling. the president tweeting overnight finally great news at the border. a 5-year-old boy is fighting for his life after police say a stranger threw him from a third story balcony at the mall of america in minnesota. police arrested emanuel aronda at the mall transit station. court records show he has a history of mental health issues. he is being held on suspicion of attempted homicide. new potentially life-threatening tornadoes targeting the south today from eastern texas to mississippi. this is video out of ohio where the national weather service confirmed two twisters yesterday. there were no reports of injuries.

in kentucky, 80 mile-per-hour winds flattened buildings and rip off roots. this as a blizzard pummels the midwest with up to 25 inches of snow falling in some areas. ed: i'm going to pick this up because the weather could mean trouble for the masters, that's not stopping tiger woods who is off to his best start in the masters since 2011 and that's setting off some mania. >> oh, great shot. my goodness. ed: he dropped an amazing putt there. he had a scare on the 14th hole. look at this. a security guard nearly took him out. walch how it happened. he was trying to help. and almost ran into him. slid there. tiger sits right now just one shot back of adam scott, jason davis, a slew of others on top the leaderboard. phil mickelson doing well. really interesting two more days. pete: we have competition today, ed. you have a green jacket for

now. pete: i have a green jacket in the closet. i wore it last year. jedediah: are you golfers here? pete: no, i think my putt putt skills are decent. jedediah: fancy mini golf in my day. >> have you heard of the yips? jedediah: i don't know how to play golf. >> auto a good competition today in honor of the masters, nearly 20 democrats think they have a chance of being the next president. what if they were on the stock market? what which one would you buy? sell, or hold? that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ drivers just wont put their phones down.

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trump, pardon me, in 2020. former vice president jokd who has yet to formally announce his campaign holds a large name in early polling maybe because of name i.d. if you were looking continue to vest in any of these candidates, would you invest just like a company on the stock market. which ones would actually pay off? the man who knows has got some insight. buy, sell or hold former trump campaign polster john mclaughlin. good morning, sir. >> good morning. good to be here. ed: would you buy, sell or hold right now. >> i would sell. best day is the day he announces the reason is he is too old and not liberal enough. ed: the real clear polling average is 31%. >> we have him lower in our national poll. look at the democratic voters who are liberals he is much closener a virtual tie with bernie sanders. he is going to go down. ed: that's a great lead-in to bernie sanders. his real clear average

polling is 21%. he has money and seems like he has energy. >> set karl marx of the democratic party right now. i would buy with bernie, because bernie is so crazy in this field. you have got to realize americans 2 to 1 prefer frequent capitalism over socialism except in the democrat party it's 5 to 3. they prefer socialism. this guy is their karl marx. ed: he was socialist before socialism was cool. >> what will happen he will do for the country what his wife did for burlington college. they went bankrupt. ed: that's a tough shot. kamala harris 9%. relative newcomer. she doesn't have the name i.d. of biden buy sell or hold. >> i would buy. she crazy derangement derby that the democrats are having to become the loser against president trump. i would buy her. the reason she injected reparations into the discussion. and although her parents were immigrants. one was from india and the

other from jamaica. you would have to -- i would also buy ancestry.com 23 and me if that goes through people will be checking to see if they get reparations. ed: beto o'rourke, meanwhile, real clear politics average 9.1%. pretty close to harris. but he out of the gate the excitement was there early on and doesn't seem to have followed up. would you buy sell or hold. >> i would sell. is he fizzling. i got back from israel benjamin netanyahu. this guy out of nowhere decides to attack him. is he a nobody. he has gone from double digits into single digits. he needs to get to california and speak spanish and while they are voting in iowa and new hampshire, california will be voting by mail. ed: that's around super tuesday. it's early. >> they vote early by mail. he might have an impact in there if he goes there the only candidate i think that speaks spanish. ed: real clear politics

average only 2.9% peter put gej, buzz and actually breaking into the top tier of the poll. >> he might actually hold. but, i would wait and see if he could really sustain. this because is he a millennial in a field that there will be a lot of millennial voters. is he getting that position. is he a veteran. he is a religious -- he attacked vice president pence out of nowhere on gay marriage. and pence didn't take the bait. and he shouldn't. ed: john mcglock lin derangement derby. >> one thing to bibi president trump there. this field in the tradition of mcgovern, mondale and dukakis? ed: meanwhilmeanwhile new york taking billions of dollars. why don't they support the fallen.

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jedediah: welcome back. quick headlines for you. a measles case in connecticut is linked to the outbreak in no. the state health department says an adult contracted the virus after being exposed to a trip to block lynn. the cdc 465 cases of measles in 19 states. fisher-price is recalling nearly 5 million rock and play sleepers after more than 30 infant deaths were link to the product over the past 10 years. u.s. safety officials say babies died after rolling in the sleeper unrestrained. over to you, pete. pete: all right, jedediah. democratic lawmakers blocking a bill to expand free college tuition to gold

star families in new york. the state assembly shelving the measure after one week after approving a budget that set aside $27 million in college aid for illegal immigrants. ed: wow. this can't be true but it is. this is personal to our next guest. is he a retired marine and a state lawmaker who can do something about this. he co-sponsored the bill that would have helped families of our fallen heroes. new york assemblyman robert smallen joins us now. assemblyman, good to have you. >> thank you. ed: how do you explain this dichotomy? >> one of those things of misplaced priorities that needs to be simply fixed as quickly as possible. >> this was blocked in a committee vote. it needs to come out into the assembly onto the floor so it can be debated and then actually, i think the governor will sign it he has indicated that he would. it's really time for action. it's a time for us to take care of the families of you are service members who are fallen. pete: colonel, walk me through the mindset that is okay, we are going to fund all this money for illegals. but, in committee, we are

going to block a bipartisan effort to recognize the value of gold star families and give them a free education. >> that's right. so this is a bipartisan thing. so, it is a process of procedural foul that needs to be corrected as quickly as possible. that's really where leadership comes. in if we lead properly. pete: you call it a foul. it's way more than that it should be an easy rubber stamp if you already rubber stamped money for illegals. hold on of off on the gold stars. the mind set this has been blocked for years and years and years. my colleague steve hawley who has been the sponsor of this. i'm a co-sponsor. we have been working very hard to make sure this sin exclusive program. so it includes those who are killed in combat but also those that are killed in the line of duty. and it makes it an equitable thing so those people that go forward that do our duty, they do their oath to the constitution to support and defend. they know that we have got their backs covered and that

their families will be taken care of. ed: absolutely. you are a republican. let's get the democratic view. the new york assembly speaker karl hasty. he says the merit scholarship has existed for more than 15 years has been supported by the assembly democrats. it serves more than 150 students he goes on to safe gold star families. we aloe case. $2.7 million every year for this program. this was a procedural committee vote to expand the program that was outside the scope of the budget process. which passed just last week. so, okay, that's his position. we want to be fair about that. but, regardless of budgetary maneuvering, shouldn't would he be helping gold star families? >> these should absolutely be our first priority. when you think about it we, as a society, as a civilization, and new york particularly, ought to be a leader in this nation to take care of those who need it most. and, you know, we just had a marine reservist killed in afghanistan. a member of fdny, very

tragic. ed: right here in new york city. >> right here in new york city. we need to be thinking most about their families in times like this. our condolences to them. also to be able to say we have got your back. we have got this covered. so, you, as a service member, can always do the right thing knowing that your family is going to be taken care of. pete: you said it best. you guys will get it done? >> we will get it done. stand up and fight. ed: if our viewers can weigh in on this. what's your website or where can they speak out. >> what they really need to do is all all of their representatives in the state assembly and tell them that we want this passed. we want it out of committee and on the floor we want to vote for it so we request k. get the governor to sign it. pete: thank you for your services. >> thank you for having me on. i appreciate it president trump doubling down on idea to send illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities. ed: mark morgan was the border patrol chief under president obama. he has been speaking out, talking about the crisis at the border.

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♪ ♪ ed: welcom pete: welcome back. president trump calling out democrats over sanctuary city proposal. if the radical left democrats all of a sudden don't want the illegal migrants in their sanctuary cities, no more open arms, i guess, why should others be expected to take them into their communities.

go home and come into our country legally and through a system of merit. here to react to that and a couple of other things, mark morgan, border patrol chief under former president obama. former fbi assistant director as well. mark, thanks for being here this morning. >> you bet. pete: your reaction to the president's proposal that if these borders are open and these policies are what they are. let's deliver folks to sanctuary cities? >> look, the president is clearly frustrated and so am i. every time the president tries to do the right thing to protect these borders, what happens? congress goes against him. bad judicial activism to go against him. so he is just -- you know, i think this is really being born out of frustration. is he trying to send a clear message. make mistakes, sanctuary cities are part of this crisis. they are signaling and telling immigrants, come here illegally. exploit our laws and generosity. not only will we take you in. we will protect you. we will reward you. and we will thwart the law enforcement from trying to do their job. it's truly unbelievable.

ed: mark, i understand the president is frustrated. on the other hand is, this legal, a, you have been in the job before and you understand this better than we do. b, we understand there are folks at the department of homeland security who say wait a second, this will create a new burden on the very ice agents that we applaud for their efforts to try to help the president and the nation enforce immigration laws. so will this be bad for ice? >> ed, i think you are right. i think you bring up good points. one a logistical kind of nightmare as i see this to be able to do this. but, you know, the mayor of chicago. the new mayor of chicago said it best. she said, you know, weervel welcoming illegal immigrants for a long time. so the american people need to understand sanctuary cities have been a pull factor a good chunk of illegal aliens they are self-deploying themselves to shows sanctuary cities. that's where they want to go. you could argue the government would be

expediting the process of getting them to where they want to end up anyway. jedediah: mark, we actually have that sound from the chicago mayor elect. i want to listen to what she said and get your reaction specifically. >> we are a city that is a sanctuary city. we have immigrants from all over the world who call chicago their home. they will continue to do that and continue to make sure that this is true lay welcoming community for those immigrants and we want them to come to the city of chicago. jedediah: i give those mayor's sanctuary cities turn around and say sure, send them on in. give them some credit. at least you are standing by what you preach. >> right there. is a couple things we need to dissect in that statement. first of all, a confusion between immigrants and illegal immigrants. we're talking about illegal immigrants. we're talking about they are part of the problem when they are telling illegal immigrants come here, we will protect you and reward you. that is wrong. and any time that our elected leaders through their own political ideology or their own moral personal

beliefs selectively decide which laws to enforce, that's a slippery slope and that's what we are talking about. we need to remember we are talking about illegal immigrants. pete: absolutely. mark, you talked about the courts. usually the courts have ruled against this president. there was a ruling in the ninth circuit. a stay of ruling that was a win for the president. ultimately temporarily those seeking asylum in mexico will stay in mexico as their case is being adjudicated it seems that the court has upheld their ability to do so. your reaction? >> i was somewhat surprised in the ninth circuit of appeals but not really. the immigration naturalization act section 235 is very clear on this. the american government absolutely has a right to require asylum seekers to remain in mexico. it's there this lower court, again, another example of horrible judicial activism. this action is going to absolutely reduce the american resources of being overwhelmed. it's going to force mexico to get off the sidelines and

it's going to drastically reduce incentive of illegals to come here illegally. if this is applied and able to be applied along the southwest border. you will see the numbers drastically go down. because they will realize no more free pass into this country. pete: could be a game changer especially if accepting asylum is very low. wait there your claim is adjudicated. if it's not legit did you go back home. >> game changer e pete. jedediah: thanks, mark. we have some headlines four a 15-year-old accused of killing his own mother is back behind bars after escaping a california juvenile facility. police recaptured ike saucer overnight at mcdonald's. surveillance video shows his escape as he goes on the roof and jumps the fence. charged with stabbing his mother to death i in 2017 when he was 13 years old.

hackers publish stolen information online. the group breached fbi affiliated websites using 4,000 records with names, phone numbers and addresses putting law enforcement lives at risk. one hacker tells tech crunch they did it for, quote, experience and money. ed: wow. jedediah: a student protester is charged with assault charged with attacking conservative commentator michael knowles. [screams] jedediah: authorities say the student sprayed lavender oil and nontoxic liquid. he joins us in the 7:00 hour to tell us exactly what happened. this 40-pound feline that has been taking over the internet needs a special stroll tore get arranged town. left at animal shelter in new york after his owner could say no longer take care of him.

fostered until he finds. he is the world's fattest cat. i love a fat cat. pete: i would adopt that cat. jedediah: you would? nothing like a fat cat. my parents have one. they are very lorvel. pete: rick, the weather is nice. maybe that cat can get out. ed: put that cat on a diet. pete: but it lived large. rick: i'm about 20 pounds overweight. it's not as good as you think it is. big storm today. this is a line of storms. the north side of this bringing rain showers across parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. that will clear out of here this morning. you will watch all of this moisture down here across parts of the south. heavy rain across west texas and you notice all this moisture across parts of arkansas could cause some localized flash flooding. watch how this plays out throughout the afternoon. washout of your day across texas. by than you see these little dots right here.

individual storms and some of these likely will be tored in tornadic looking at tht for severe weather. large and long lasting tornadoes. all the greedz are certainly there right now. make your plans where you are going to be. how you need to be able to get to a safe space at any point this afternoon. tomorrow that threat moves further to the east. not as much of a tornado threat. severe weather. two days of severe weather this weekend that we have to watch very carefully. pete: rick, i think you look great. rick: cuddly. ed: by the way, monday, special day. jacque robinson day. major league baseball. every single ball player will be wearing the number 42. jacque robinson, the first black player, opened up the game and broke the color barrier. fox nation is celebrating this by doing a big one hour special based on my book 42 faith. based on his life.

coming out monday. i got a screening of it yesterday. it is quite amazing. here is a quick look, preview. >> the day jacque robinson took the field for the very first time baseball truly became miracle's past time. shows that the game wasn't just for a white player. >> hard to imagine how mr. richardson decided to bring a black player into baseball which at that time was truly america's sport. ed: that is karl erskine. he is about the last living teammate of rob binson. 90 years old. great man and tells great stories. jedediah: people can see this monday download fox nation. ed: go to foxnation.com download the app. apple store. great content. check it out. pete: well done, ed. jedediah: the race to 5 g is on. >> the. >> if cc is taking very bold action. of the united states is on pace to have more 5 g

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5 g means 100 times faster speed than 4 g. incredibly high rates of data being sent over the wireless airwaves. ultimately transform industries and deliver information to consumers some of which we can't achieve today. so important for america to lead on next generation of technology. ed: give us a couple of examples. if i might want to stream movies. i want to download more music. how does that impact me? maybe on a bigger scale you talk about industries. i understand it could have a big impact say on the car industry. >> just imagine if you are a healthcare patient and you were able to be monitored remotely using a sensor so if your vital signs went south. healthcare providers could intervene quicker so you didn't have to make a trip to the emergency room. smarted transportation networks where all the cars were connected using 5 g technologies, imagine augmented reality so you could essentially be in a stadium or video game in order to enjoy the

experience. these are just some of the tantalizing prospects for 5 g. we want to make sure we make it a relates. jedediah: one of the things talked about a lot is potential impact on rural community. can you speak about that. >> absolutely as a rural american myself important to close that digital divide and make sure all-american consumers, especially those in rural areas are able to benefit from digital revolution. that's why it was a privilege yesterday to stand with the president at the white house and announce a 20 billion-dollar fcc initiative to make sure that rural americans get high speed networks. this is critical for economic competitiveness but also important for those consumers to feel like they're participants in the digital economy as opposed to simply spectators. ed: the president yesterday said this is a race that america must win. i understand we are ahead of south korea and other tech friendly nations right now. that's good for america. the man right in the middle of it is ajit pai. fcc chairman. thank you for getting up on saturday. >> thanks so much. ed: 2020 hopefuls are coming to the defense of ilhan

omar. they are defending her after those controversial comments about 9/11. will those comments actually split the democratic party? jedediah: joe concha a media reporter for the hill weighs in next.

jedediah: the controversy still brewing over freshman congresswoman ilhan omar and her comments about 9/11. pete: a number of 2020 democrat hopefuls coming to her defense including endsley, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren who praised her, quote, strength and courage. jedediah: the president responded to omar's comments and a video with a promise we will never forget. pete: here now is joe con challenge. it started with ilhan omar

saying some people did something. she doubled down on this on twitter. how are people reacting to this? >> doubled down, also, pete, in terms of invoking president george w. bush at the time and comparing her words, which were dismissive and flippant with george w. bush three days after 9/11 with a mega phone in his hand we all remember it saying people who did this we will hear from all of them soon. there is zero comparison on that. then you have ocasio-cortez, the congresswoman from new york's 14th district actually going after dan crenshaw questioning his patriotism because he doesn't allegedly support a bill in congress around 9/11. you know about this, pete, because you were in war. he went to afghanistan, lost his eye in combat and ocasio-cortez, who has nothing to do with this goes after him? and as for omar, this is on nancy pelosi to a certain extent. omar is still on committees. nancy pelosi wants to get

ahold of the freshman woman in her party, that let's face it, they are going to be a face of the 2020 election just as much as anybody else if you are donald trump or any republican. you are going to exploit that you need to take her off committees and do more than what she said about alexandria ocasio-cortez when she said while there are people who have a large number of twitter followers what's important we have a large number of votes on the house floor. no, nancy, you have to talk to these people and say you are hurting us. you need to control yourselves. but with twitter, guys, that's the problem. you can't control yourself there is no filter or no one to tell you to stop when you are using those thumbs. jedediah: we have a tweet from aoc one of the fiercest defenders of representative omar. members of congress have a duty to respond to the president's explicit attack today. congresswoman omar's life is in danger for our colleagues to be silent is to be complicit of outright targeting of a member of congress. we must speak out and then in quotes first they came." what do you make of that? >> i think that alexandria

ocasio-cortez -- and i feel like she has been in office for three years. it's only been three months believe it or not. she is accomplished at playing the victim like nothing i have ever seen. accomplished at complaining. but when this comes to execution, whether it be the new green new deal where she said we will have blood on our hands unless we do something about climate change. maybe somebody should put together a proposal green new deal and see how many votes it got in the senate where it got zero from democrats. she is horrible at execution and in new york here amazon is no longer coming with 150,000 jobs and 30 billion in revenue she has done nothing but bad things so far. in these situations it's always she invokes gender. she invokes color and last check concha is latino, let's not even go there in terms of that card. all she does is say any time she is attacked don't attack us, we are getting death threats. this is horrible but doesn't address the core issue which is where ilhan omar's comments wrong and disrespectful?

yes, they were. omar should apologize. as you said she is doubling down she this is going to be a headache for nancy pelosi and the party. >> i stand with omar. or i stand with owe hand. trending with twitter. some are condemning these 9/11 comments. listen. >> this is insensitive and it's offensive. on 9/11. radical terrorists attacked us. new york city lost thousands of people. >> no one should refer to what happened on 9/11 with terrorist attacks that killed thousands of americans as some thing by some people this what was a mace statement of her view. does this change any time soon? >> plited sizing 9/11 we took calls on this on the last two days. people are angry about this. zero upside. she won't because that's not in the d.n.a. of an omar or

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where is my video? i'm used to one minute video at the start of the show. jedediah: he doesn't like change. pete: i'm panicking this morning what do i say there is no individual. ed: i brought you a gift. cinnamon and almond butter. pete: can't make butter out of almonds. ed: you have been eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches your whole life. pete: it's pretty good. i wouldn't order it but i will try it. jedediah: apple, almond butter. wait until they start drinking green juices. you heard it here first. ed: that might be where we draw the line. pete: ed has lines. breaking news. ed: meanwhile, of the president, he has been watching democrats meltdown over immigration time and time again, attack him at every turn. you have had gavin newsom out in california.

when he was inaugurated saying i'm going to offer sanctuary to all. kirsten gillibrand out on the 2020 trail says no such thing as illegal human. weave will welcome them all. pete: sanctuary country. that's what a lot of democrats are running on. the president is saying if that's what you want. maybe you will get a little bit more of it. listen. >> the people that are putting sanctuary cities where they are not even wanted, they always seem to have open arms. rather than moving the illegal immigrants to other parts of the country, we will bring them to sanctuary city areas and let that particular area take care of it, whether it's a state or whatever it might be. california certainly is always saying oh, we want more people. and they want more people in their sanctuary cities. we will give them more people. we can give them an unlimited supply. and let's see if they are so happy. they say we have open arms. they are always saying they

have open arms. let's see if they have open arms. pete: he is calling them out when you look at this map. sanctuary cities everywhere. jedediah: 27 states with sanctuary cities or counties. when you take a look at this and see all the yellow, you really understand the depth of these areas that in many people's view are violating federal law. have no respect for the law. have no interest in enforcing immigration law at all. it's really quite astounding. pete: lawlessness and lunancy. i'm going to say it every hour. i would just love this proposal. i'm in love with it. i would marry it. i heart it very much so. emoji style. giving it back to the left. if they say they believe this. then fine, we will pay for buses and pay for plane tickets. mark morgan on our program earlier this is effectively happening anyway. most illegals that come to our country a good portion of them find themselves in a sanctuary location because it benefits them. if they break the law, something happens, they have a shield that american citizens don't have in those

municipalities. pete: mark morgan who served as border patrol chief under president barack obama has reached across the aisle and said wait a second. president trump has a point there is a crisis at our southern border. talked about what pete mentioned earlier in the show. watch. >> make no mistake. sanctuary cities are a parity of this crisis. they are signaling and telling immigrants come here illegally, exploit our laws and our generosity. not only will we take you in. we will protect you. we will reward you and we will thwart the law enforcement from trying to do their job. it's truly unbelievable. sanctuary cities have been a good chunk of illegal aliens, they are self-deploying themselves to these sanctuary cities. that's where they want to go. you could argue the government would just be expediting the process of getting them to where they want to end up anyway. pete: it's true. as i think about 2020. and all these candidates and we will get to that a little

bit later on in this hour. are they really going to run on open borders and lawlessness? that's effective. by the way, this administration is going to put a citizenship question. it's in the supreme court but likely be ruled for the administration on the census. that has no impact on who votes or who doesn't. it should but it doesn't. so this whole citizenship idea will be a centerpiece. yesterday yesterday i had blunch a new york liberal. very smart person. very concerned about these distances though. and saying like i'm concerned about my party because, the mainstream of the country is not with aoc. they are not with sanctuary cities. they are much more centrist and very, very concerned about this left ward lean and how far it's gone. she understood this is going to be very hard. pete: did you have kale and almond butter for lunch? jedediah: i didn't have almond butter i saved that for today. ed: somebody front and center in this debate is

libby schaaf. democratic mayor in oakland. there is questions whether or not what the president wants to do is legal and that will be debated. she might not be a good messenger libby schaaf in terms of calling him out. she says outrageous abuse of power using human beings to skeletal political scores. our president wants to punish everyone. those who seek sanctuary in our country and those who provide it here is what interesting. remember about a year ago it was libby schaaf out there tipping off illegal immigrants in this country to the idea that there were going. pete: i forgot about that. >> putting ice agent lives in poo jeopardy. >> we have savings account on that. it is a continued perpetuation of a racist lie that immigrants are not valued members of our society. we, in oakland, know better. we in oakland have a community that welcomes and honors all people no matter where they came from or how

they got here. ed: we should be a welcoming country but we shouldn't be telling illegal immigrants help you out get around ice. talk about your liberal friend and party going left. aoc and others want to abolish ice. we should remember that. jedediah: i think president trump, let me say, is doing something very strategically smart here which is that he is forcing these far left liberals come forward and defend these policies by his saying listen, we will send -- you want all the illegal immigrants. he is forcing them to come on defense and defend the idea of lawlessness and defend a very extremist position. they can't sit on the sidelines anymore. they have no now defend these things. pete: listen to both of you. very careful with your words to say illegal immigrants. in her statements always immigrants. of course we welcome immigrants. no one is talking about them. illegality. that's what the president is getting at. conflate the two

intentionally because they think you are dumb. you hate immigrants. you are racist. we believe in a country of laws. we welcome all people as long as they are willing to get in line and come here the right way. ed: you have a democratic party who jedediah just pointed out may have a problem standing up four lawlessness when it comes to the southern border. democratic party talking about socialism when it's medicare for all. it's the green new deal. and now it turns out they may have a bit of a cash crisis because there are so many democratic candidates splitting the fundraising. pete: you have to raise a lot of money to run for president. right now on the democratic side. "the washington post" headline. early fund raising by 2020 democrats shows they are in for a long, drawn out fight. now, president trump's campaign believes they may raise close to a billion dollars. that's their goal. we will see. they have raised, i think over 150 million or somewhere around there so far. here are the numbers of democrats early on with fundraising. bernie sanders leading the pac with $18.2 million a lot of small dollar donations there.

kamala harris 12. robert francis. clob collar 5. andrew yang 1.7. that's a long way from a billion. you were making comments that at love donors on the democrat side. ed: some democrats sitting on wallets because they want to know if joe biden is getting. in look at the big picture compared to 2008. wide open primary hillary clinton against barack obama at the top and other candidates as well. clinton and obama were raising far more money than these folks are so they were generating more excitement and there was a battle that was tighter. a couple of big heavyweights. so guided. in the long run a lot of republican candidates we should remember. we heard the media say too many people divide it obviously president trump is president. so,. pete: the guy with all the money jeb bush -- ed: on the other hand, have you folks not raising anywhere near what was expected to be raised. you have to wonder about that for the democrats.

jedediah: if democrats are out there trying to figure out how can we win in 2020. hillary clinton has arrived. have no fear. take a listen. >> i think you really have to do two things simultaneously and it's challenging. you do have to present what you want to do. what is your vision? what is your hope for our country? the same time, you have to be able to counter and ignore where possible, respond where necessary to the diversificatio diversion and distraction that we see, unfortunately, working by the current encouple bent in the white house. ed: she has all the answers. jedediah: she lost the election. i remember interviewing her and bringing up tone deaf news. of it does not seem to have improved. there is no self-awareness. i lost. basically whatever you did, they should do the opposite

of that if they want to win. ed: i hope she keeps giving advice. pete: she forgot the third point though go to wisconsin and go to the states you hope to win and don't take them for granted. their party is captured of by some people did something ilhan omar. ocasio-cortez yelling about the green deal. they can't get away from that. if you are a democrat donor and more to the center. do you really want to give tons of money to an out and out socialist in bearnldz who ibernie sanders who is a frontrunner. they may have support problems. jedediah: do you want hillary clinton to keep advising democrats like. pete: out of the woods. ed: may be republicans who want her to keep talking. pete: i think she should run again. jedediah: i think she should go and campaign with everyone. be very involved. pete: what if there was a hillary jeb ticket? that would be a great ticket. ed: do you think she would raise 10 or 15. pete: right away she would get big money.

jedediah: kim jong un says is he open to a third summit with president trump but only if the u.s. opens mutually acceptable terms for a deal. the north korean leader made the comments on state-run media overnight. kim and president trump have met twice to discuss denuclearization without reaching a final agreement. president trump said thursday he is also open to summit. terrifying moments outside the white house in police say a man in a electric wheelchair. set his jacket on fire. the man who was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. law enforcement says the man had mental health issues and was not a threat to the president. chicago's top prosecutor kim foxx is calling on the county's inspector general to review how she handled the jussie smollett case. her request comes amid calls for her resignation after her office dropped 16 felony charges against the empire

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ed: current democratic frontrunner bernie sanders releasing his new medicare for all plan this week. what would that cost you and would american jobs be lost, too? pete: we are breaking it all down coming up next. ♪ a new sensation ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> medicare for all. >> i am nor medicare for all. >> i believe the best way to get there is by having medicare for all. >> figure out how to do medicare for all. >> the american people want and we are going to deliver a medicare for all single pair system. jedediah: senator bernie sanders leading the push for

medicare for all by reintroducing his signature legislation this week. but as you just heard, he is not the only 2020 democrat pushing it. so, what would it actually cost and what do americans really think of the idea? here to break it all down, healthcare expert and president and co-founder of gdp advisors seth jenson. we have to break it down. i have multiple issues with this proposal. but the cost has to be first. medicare for all $32.6 trillion during the first 10 years. talk to us a little bit about that and how that would get paid for. >> well, i think first and foremost what we need to really address here. this is a matter of marketing over mechanics. the democrats are talking about medicare for all. it's not medicare at all it is single pair. it's the same program that senator sanders has been talking about since he ran for president during the 2016 election. so the challenge that you have with medicare for all as they are call it which is in effect single pair cost a lot of money.

senator sanders 1.6 trillion. actual estimates 3.4 trillion. the u.s. government just to-to-put that in perspective through tax revenues today takes in 3.6. we would need to double the taxes just to even attempt to pay for this program. jedediah: okay. thought second issue, of course, is the impact on jobs. jobs in the healthcare industry. "new york times" article, quote we have for you. i want to get your reaction, everyone would eventually get insurance from medicare, private insurance companies would essentially be eliminated. the bill does establish a program to help the industry's workers transition to new careers. i'm just sitting here and wondering how would that even be possible you? are talking about hundreds of thousands of workers. what does that transition look like? what happens when all these people lose jobs? where is the accountability going to be on this issue? >> that's right. you are not even taking into account the ripple effect of those jobs. so you have got to remember that healthcare system itself is a sixth of the u.s. economy. and so, you are talking about roughly 3 million

direct jobs through insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, administrative companies. also the indirect jobs. janitorial services and all those companies that support the current system as it sits now. those jobs would be eliminated as well. and if we're talking about a transition. a transition to what? you are literally adding 2% unemployment rate day one. jedediah: of course, we are always wondering what do americans think? will they support it? will they not. new poll medicare for all 71% support it when it guarantees insurance for all. that number shifts down to 37% when people are required most of them to pay more taxes. this is the idea of oh these policies sound really great. rainbows and unicorns and everyone gets insurance. when you realize how it impacts your way of life and how much money people have suddenly people say wait a second. >> this is a marketing ploy from democrats. you heard it on the sound bite front end.

all talking medicare for all. medicare amongst users has 80% of approval because of how it works. medicare for all when people think it's going to be medicare americans go okay. we kind of think that's a good idea. until they realize what it is. it is single pair. and how we are going to have to pay for it, taxes. you start revealing the true identity of this program and now americans are waking up and saying well, wait a minute, that's not what i want. jedediah: seth, thank you so much. interesting to see so many democrats immediately hop on board, too. i think it's going to be an issue for them. thanks for your input. tomorrow marks the anniversary of abraham lincoln only to be succeeded by andrew johnson. we take a look at accidental presidents and how they became commander-in-chief without ever being elected. what makes these simple dishes the best simple dishes ever?

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ed: dude, dude i regret it saturday marks the anniversary of president lincoln's assassination. with his death came the election of andrew johnson. 8 men have gone on to be in office. brand new book accidental presidents. eight men who changed america. here now the author jared cohen. congratulations on a really terrific book. when you go through this list. what really stuck out for you? >> what stuck out for me is the 8 presidents who died in office. not a single one succeeded by a man integrated 234509 administration. ed: outsiders. >> outsiders. if you look at the case of. supposed to get lincoln's vision for reconstruction but the bullet of john wilkes gave us the man elements of th confederacy.

gave us the jim crow laws he had hold else stood out. >> the other one is harry truman. the democrats knew fd are was dying man when he was eelected. he meets fdr twice doesn't get a single intelligence briefing. doesn't meet a single foreign leaders isn't briefed on the manhattan project and wakes up presiding presiding over the war in pacific and europe and making some of the seminole decisions in the history of the president over first four months. ed: you listen harry truman and lbj is on that list vaulted into the presidency. whether you liked or disliked their president two of the most influential presidents in the 20th century. >> the difference between lbj and harry trumed surrounded by men like george marshall. europeanists who believed the success and fate of the world depended on harry truman being successful. that wasn't the case for lbj

surrounded by kennedy men. ed: how did you pick this topic how were some of these presidents accidental then how are they viewed by americans now? >> i picked this topic because when i was 8 years old parents brought me a children's book not realizing have 8 conversations about death learning about the presidents. while o wife was pregnant with oldest daughter i needed a nesting activity. while the book is anchored in 8 transitions it should have left me with a mel alan hel alamelancholyfeel: a presidentl site. you realize maybe politics today isn't quite as bad as we think. ed: talk about that. you see the back and forth with president trump and democrats unpress depthed never seen anything like this. what's your perspective. >> good dose of his industry

gives us a reality check on the fact that we have a slight bias. constitutional crisis and so forth. the most sustained constitutional crisis in our history is the fact that until the 25th amendment. which was ratified after 8 presidents died in office and there was no provision to replace the vice president. the fact that we allowed 8 successions during critical moments in our time to happen without the constitution being clear as to whether or not the vice president wa acting president or the president in fact. ed: wow, big stuff covered in here. accidental president. jared cohen is the author. appreciate your book. >> thank you. ed: full mueller report will be released. maybe a redacted version. democrats want to make it all about attacking the attorney general. jason chaffetz has been in the you were reaches of our government. he has some thoughts and he reacts next. ♪ we've earned. the unmistakable lexus is. lease the 2019 is 300 for $329 a month for 36 months.

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suspicious than impressive. ed: suspicious. coverup, all kinds of allegations, all because of what you just heard from that democrat nita lowe. suggesting when the report came in on a friday within 48 hours she said, bill barr, the attorney general decided there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. what he is leaving out, not telling the american people that is on march 5th, robert mueller himself. you see him there screen right was snuck in to the justifiable department so the media didn't see so he could meet privately with the man 00 left, william barr, the attorney general of the united states and brief him what his findings would be weeks before the report was delivered to the justifiable department. let's bring in jason chaffetz, is he our fox news contributor, former u.s. congressman and former committee chairman and author of the deep state. good to see you, jason. >> good morning, good morning. ed: seems to me this idea of a coverup is based on a law. william barr decided there was no collusion when he in fact he knew what robert mueller had found over many

weeks. >> yeah, the democrats put all their marbles into this, you know, the mueller report. and now they are engaging with their typical knee-jerk reaction is the politics are personal destruction. i just have to literally laugh out loud when i hear people bike chuck schumer and others say we need to wait and see the full report before we react. are you kidding me? two years they disparaged the president and spewed these bed of lies from people like adam schiff that they had actually seen this documentation. and now we are finding out that i will let adam schiff and others have said was really not true. based on what you know how far do you think bill barr will go with his investigation looking at what actually occurred in 2016 or 2017 or the inspector general michael horowitz. what's your expectation of what we might eventually see there. >> the attorney general barr is a breath of fresh air

because, under attorney general sessions, this is going nowhere fast. he was one of the most inept attorney generals we have ever had. the very fact that he is mentioning yes there was spying going on and is he interested and there is a team looking at the precursors why they could justify, you know, the bying on the trump campaign. michael who are wits, who i have had the pleasure of knowing through the years in congress, when i was a chairman of the oversight committee. he has impeck cableg credentials. very quietly he and his team the inspector general at the department of justice doing their work and that in the may-june time framing may be the most explosive and controversial parts of the entire story. i do think there were people at the senior levels. jedediah: where do democrats go from here? do they go to highlighting little nuggets from the report that they can pull and pick on president trump? when does the narrative go

if in fact nothing is in fact found. >> i think you struck a cord there because i think they are going to find a nugget or two to try to continue to disparage the president to try to say toot attorney general is not doing his job. i have tell you doesn't seem like anything is there i think what's really interesting. one of the most interesting things for me in the summary was the idea that not only can detective president's team rebuff but they did so many times. i think america is tired of this same old story from the democrats. and i think it's going to have cons sequences in the 2020 election. i really do. pete: jason, we have to ask you about this. julian assange finally left the ecuadorian embassy in london. he has been painted in many dollars by. people his motivation what's u.s. wants to extradite him here. your reaction to what should be done on julian assange?

>> i do not view him as a hero at all. i do think he should be executed and pollute the case against him. you can't go in and steal secrets from a united states military and use somebody to put them out there in the public. pete: it was bradley manning who stole them. who published them. how was that different tucker said that well how is that different from the pentagon papers in 1917 and they got a pulitzer prize for that. >> this is very different. they are classified information for a reason. people are putting their lives on the line. to say just go out there and summarily put them out there for everybody to read really does jeopardize people in our relationship and i want to see them prosecuted. jedediah: thanks, jason. pete: thanks a lot. appreciate your time. jedediah: we are turning to headlines for you. pop star ariana grande sharing her struggle with ptsd nearly two years suicide bombing concert 22

people left dead. brain scans reportedly showing a normal brain compared to hers. she is let to return to manchester for a performance in august. pete: come on. jedediah: former press secretary of hillary clinton failed 2016 campaign is helping to get justice brett kavanaugh fired from george mason university. brian fallon is paying for facebook ads to target anyone associated with gmu to get more signatures for a petition to oust kavanaugh. the justice is teaching a summer course for the university in england. pete: brian fallon lost the. pete: professor? oh my goodness. jedediah: new york city is paving the way to ban marijuana drug tests for job applicants. city council approved a measure which would apply public and private companies e includes police and construction workers. mayor de blasio plans to sign the bill. pete: are these real headlines? jedediah: yes. in fact they are. teenage boys going viral for

good deed in idaho. the group was in a car on their wave to play basketball. when they saw an elderly man fall. they walked him home and even cleaned his scrapes. a woman captures this on her camera and posted online. pete: good kids. somewhere a parent did something right. jedediah: good parenting right there. ed: do you know what is another sign of good parenting? rick reichmuth. >> my parents will thank you for that so much weather happening this weekend and people need to be aware of this. take a look at the maps. i want to show you the first part of this. this is where we are looking at flood outlook. all of that purple color. now look at the precipitation going to fall throughout this next week. we see a lot of those areas getting maybe 4 to 6 inches of rain and that is going to

increase our flood threat throughout the week. today big threat. in throughout mississippi and southern half of arkansas. we will get a lot of rain from this going to cause flooding. and severe weather including the threat for tornadoes. some of those tornadoes could be large and long-lasting. in you are in that area right now. make your plans for this afternoon what you are going to do. how you are going to get to a safe space if need be. all right. guys, back to you. jedediah: thanks, rick. pete: i want a scan of ed henry's brain. i am still hung up on the ariana grande story. i'm wondering what your brain would look like. a conservative tries to attack a conservative speaker giving a speech on gender. jedediah: what was it like being on the receiving end.

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memories. what we deliver by delivering. ♪ ed: good morning again. quick headlines. check your fridge the cdc revealing ground beef is behind growing e.coli outbreak in america. pete loves beef. the agency is still investigating which brand or supplier is linked to it so pay attention. 109 people sick meanwhile in six states. and a new cdc study reveals new jersey, the highest percentage of kids with developmental disabilities. one in 35 children in the state are diagnosed with the disorder by their fourth birthday. researchers say the rate of autism jumped 43% between 2010 and 2014. major jump. pete? pete: protests erupting when conservative commentator michael knowles is giving a speech on gender entitled men are not women at the

university of missouri kansas city. one person tried to attack him and chaos broke out. watch. [shouting] jedediah: the protester tried spraying what turned out to be lavin darr oil and other household liquids on michael knowles. thank you so much for being here. what was going through your mind. you obviously didn't know what was being sprayed. how did this go down? paint this picture for us? >> from the very beginning i was invited to give this lecture on what seems like the most basic common sense topic i have ever heard men are not women from the very first sentence, these group of students, this group of about one dozen activists started screaming at the top of their lungs. you can't really hear it in the video because the microphone is going straight to the broadcast. they were screaming so loudly nobody in the room could hear the speech.

about halfway through they stand up. all of a sudden i feel something hit me in the face. not for very long because the police didn't d. an extraordinary job. very professional. took this down. at first i thought it was paint. it had a strong smell to it. it had a strange color. i was later told by people who were closer to where this super soaker full of chemicals fell that it was bleach. it later turned out it was a nontoxic chemical that simply appeared to be a dangerous chemical. regardless. pete: regardless it's a chemical attack on a speaker on campus. you would think the university would come out strongly and condemn that. here's the statement from university of missouri a student group brought a speaker to campus student do not line with our commitment to diversity inclusion. must maintain a safe environment all points of view even extreme ones are allowed to be heard. they condemn you in the

statement? >> they condemned me as some sort of bigot. apparent lit the statement mental are not women is an extreme point of view that the chancellor of the university disagrees with. maybe he needs to go back to first grade he didn't learn biology and nature. the message is clear. whatever was in that squirt gun, the message was if you are a conservative on any college campus, you better shut up. if you don't shut up, we will intimidate you. we will bull i couldn't and we will physically assault you. this time with nontoxic, who knows what will happen next time. the university sent a message to every one of their students we do not have your back if you do not kowtow to this extreme ideology. you might have to face violence on campus. jedediah: you know, michael, if the attempt to shut down i think what they don't realize is this incentivizes people like to you go want to speak as the these campuses more.

you realize how deep intent to shut voices down. invent sizing you to say wait a second i need to get out there even more and make sure we have a right to have our voices heard this. >> is the greatest scandal in american university. i'm invited to give a lecture i get to leave the next morning. what's scary is those students have to stay. students cheering on a physical assault on a speaker are all staying too. as far as we know there has been no academic punishment whatsoever. and if they think they are going to shut us up, they are going to bully us and intimidate it us. the speaking tour just got 10 campuses longer. we are going to keep this up and speak the truth and not be bull idea. pete: i don't understand the mindset if you are the chance lore, this happens on your campus how you are not immediately slamming every student involved in a physical altercation. by the way, they were screaming at the law enforcement officers, too. that did their job to keep you safe. explain that mindset.

>> >> this is obviously an outrage and terrify anybody who send ising their kids to the university of missouri kansas city. anybody who is sending their kids to a school that is tacitly okay with violence against speakers and lecturer hes and students. i think people have to vote with their pocketbooks here because obviously. something is very, very rotten at the core of these universities. pete: you are right. michael knowles, thank you so much. the speaking tour did just get 10 campuses longer. we always appreciate having you. good enough. easter is right around the corner. palm sunday tomorrow. instead of candy, we have the best tech treats to fill those baskets. jedediah: these will not rot your kid's teeth. the cyberguy is joining us next. ♪ ♪ nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring.

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with the latest samsung phones and iphones. i found this for about $20 on amazon from bell kin. it will charge just about any device that you put on has that wireless charging. this thing and the little black thing. ed: plug it in the night before. >> plug it in. set your device out having to plug the device. in last week and, you know, very few you think about movies you want to buy and own. this is number one on the list as of this week. and it's also just a fugitive family pleaser. this is bumble bebee. it's an amazing movie to own. when you do the dvd pack for the ultra hd or blue ray. you get with this an amazing hour long bonus pack plus it's just one of those movies that's great, especially for the easter holiday or if you are taking a road trip somewhere. everybody would enjoy it. >> i do this all the time.

or you get a larger device or you hang onto the dvd. the stand is just to hold the easter basket from falling off the table. jedediah: what is this here? >> this right here is full of dark chocolate and milk chocolate and a lollipop. even better, it has this little cool wireless speaker inside of it. and that was about $38 on amazon. and if you are here you would feel the base coming out of it and jedediah knows all the words. pete: feel bass. ♪ ♪ >> that is under $20 on amazon. i found this mini mouse remote -- remote controlled car that i broke about 15 minutes ago. but, it's only $20. it fits in the easter basket

kids love them. >> i think i ran out of batteries. a lot of fun with these. pete: that would be fun. kids i bought a lot of cars like this and kids can't always figure out the controllers. >> little fun novelty things on easter really wake up the family for that and then at the end of easter, you could take this in the backyard and chuck it wherever you want or turn it into a football. ed: kurt the cyberguy. >> everything will be at cyber guy happy easter. jedediah: happy easter. ed: mercedes schlapp is coming up next all the white house communications of the day ♪ no one else can see the words on your lips. ♪

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♪ living in the hall of fame ♪ and the world's going to know your name. ed: hall of fame. i will be inducted after second masters today. pete: we are teeing off. ed: jacket in the closet downstairs. i bought it back. pete: might have to do some tailoring because jedediah might win it. jedediah: can i make it work. pete: is there a hall of fame for weekend morning show hosts? ed: no. pete: there isn't? jedediah: there should be. ed: tucker was inducted and he went to the 8:00 show. pete: tucker would be for hall of fame. jedediah: the episode where he fell asleep. my favorite. is he fantastic. pete: tucker did once fall asleep live on air. ed: just been banned from "tucker carlson tonight." pete: we love you but that was hilarious. ed: there with s. a political hall of fame. mercedes schlapp might be in

there. pete: she might be in there. ed: we will talk with her in a moment about the president's tweet where he said if the radical left, democrats, all of a sudden don't want the illegal migrants in their sanctuary cities with open arms why should others be expected to take them in their city. go home and come in the country legally and a system of merit. pete: member sadz, good morning, thanks for being here with us. >> good morning. pete: president saying if our borders are going to be this open and can't be closed because congress won't do its job. we will help transport illegals coming to this country to sanctuary cities. your reaction? >> the president is strongly considering this option. we are looking at all options from an administrative standpoint. when you look at the fact that our border is -- we are overwhelmed. our borders agents are overwhelmed. we are at a breaking point. even former obama homeland

security secretary jeh johnson says it's not a manufactured crisis. they put all this strain, the illegal aliens put the strain on border communities. why not have these sanctionary cities step up and help in this process since, as you said, they are about open borders, they are about open arms. until we get a legislative fix in congress. and this democrats step up to the plate and get something done chaos and crisis at the border we will need help from these sanctuary cities. ed: told reporters that this plan to move illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities had been considered in november and was rejected. he told reporters do not take this plan seriously. this morning you are telling our viewers take this plan as a possibility seriously? how does that work that. >> discussion that occurred mostly between advisors u conversations we had between the white house and the

department of homeland security. in speaking with the president. the president said let's look into this. you know, at the end of the day, the president of the united states is the one who is going to determine what our immigration policy is. i think as you know, president trump has been leading on this issue. he is the one that has warned repeatedly that we need to take action in ensuring that we are able to secure the border. it's not just only building the wall, but the mere fact that we need tone sure that we close these legal loopholes that it's creating a magnet so we keep seeing a surge of illegal immigrants coming through the border. i mean, you are talking about our border patrol eaghtsdz are apprehending about 4,000 illegal aliens a day. i mean, those are strong numbers. you are talking about 103,000 illegal aliens that were apprehended in the month of march. we could get to about 1 million by the end of the year. you have to ask yourself, the nonprofit organizations are at capacity. our government resources are

being overwhelmed and at capacity and it's been outpaced by this surge that we're seeing at the border. jedediah: mercedes, new "the washington post" op-ed mr. president we aren't afraid of migrants here by seattle mayor jenny temperature durkin. seattle is not afraid of immigrants and refugees. we have always welcomed people who have faced tremendous hardships around the world. what does scare us a president and federal government that would seek to weaponize a law enforcement agency to punish perceived political enemies. now here you see, mercedes the copflation of legal and illegal immigration. something democrats are known to do all of the time. what is your reaction when you see something like that? >> look, it's purely offensive. the reality is we are a nation of immigrants. we want to have a legal immigration system. we don't want the smugglers or the coyotes or the drug cartels abusing our immigration laws and dictating who is coming in to our country. let me tell you, open borders exploits children. what we have seen and i got

a briefing on this yesterday. what we have seen in terms of unaccompanied minor was put in the hands of people who have abused these children and end up in a situation where these children are endangered not only through the journey but getting here to the united states is troubling and it needs to be stopped. so, if the democrats are for protecting children and the safety of children. if the democrats are for bringing immigrants into this country, which we agree we want legal immigration. then we have to fix the system. and that's going to require the help of the democrats. the democrats, however, have pushed a radical agenda of open borders. so they need to ask themselves do they want to protect children? if so, we need to ensure that we are able to fix our immigration laws and also sure that we are securing the border. pete: as you know full well the 2020 race on the democratic side is heating up. one of those candidates beto robert francis o'rourke had some words to say. he was talking to david axelrod who hosts a podcast and appears on cnn once a

month. this is what beto o'rourke had to say yesterday. listen. >> donald trump is the arsonist who gets the credit for putting out the fire. he is going to cause worse migrants and asylum seeking from central america by cutting off all u.s. aid. he wants to be the person who gets the credit for stopping it what we need is someone who will not play games or politics with people's lives or the security of this country but will invest in the smart decisions and policies like investing in central america to stop the outflow before it even begins. pete: mercedes, we have been investing in central america for decades. yet, this problem has gotten worse and now on our border. is that a winning message to say that the president is are a arsonist and we need to invest more in central america. >> look, the president is real list. see he sos clearly what is happening on the border. he has talked to border patrol agents who are risking their lives every day. in many cases they save the lives of illegal aliens coming in through the border. let's be real, the democrats

want to continue on open borders agenda. they are not wanting to figure out who is coming in and who is not coming. in i am telling you these smugglers, these drug cartels, they are the runs dictating our policies. they're the ones deciding who is coming. in those vulnerable families they pay these smugglers $7,000 to come over to the united states they know our immigration laws are weak. we have done little to change our immigration laws since the 1960's. there needs to be an overhaul in terms of ensuring that we are able to fix this broken system. and ensure that we are able to secured border there are vulnerable families coming in. let them come in through a legal process. my father was a political prisoner. he applied for political asylum. he was facing political persecution in his country. he came in legally. that's the right way to do it. we want to ensure that we can bring in legal immigrants that then match

our economic needs here in america while protecting the american worker. this is common sense. it's not complicated. ed: your personal story important to add to the story as well. another big thing happening as well. kevin mclee alan is now the acting director of home land security. before he got that post. a story broke overnight and many media outlets are claiming this to be true. we want to get your reaction that the president privately told kevin mac leon kevin mcleonemcaleenan during his visit to the border down in the california area that the president told kevin that he wanted him to go ahead and shut down at least part of our southern border and that if he encountered any legal trouble it was no big deal because the president would pardon him. >> look, i think the contempt department of homeland addressed this. that's not an accurate stoffer. at the end of the day, what the president wants to do is make sure that we had leadership in place focused

on doing what we can from from administrative standpoint to secure the border. we recognize there is a need for there to be a legislative solution. this will require democrats to come on board and come up with how we are going to fix the legal loopholes. that's the priority. that's what we are focused on. this president has been a leader on this issue. and he has talked about it from the sense that we have seen criminals coming through the border. we have seen drugs coming through the border. this is impacting not just, you know, the border communities but communities across the country. it is the moment in time that we need to take action. the democrats have to put the politics aside. their extreme agenda aside. and come together and work with us to ensure that we are able to fix this decades old immigration system. jedediah: we have been talking about the possibility of another nuclear summit with north

korea. the president tweeting i agree with kim jong un of north korea that our personal relationship remains very good. perhaps the term exselect would be accurate. a third summit may be good and we clearly understand where each the standards. north korea has potential for growth and riches under the leadership of chairman kim. i look forward to the day, which could be soon, when nuclear weapons and sanctions can be removed and then watching north korea become one of the most successful nations of the world. your reaction? >> well, i think that for president trump, his focus has been the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. obviously what we do know is that they have not launched any missiles since the president has engaged in having these discussions with the north korean president. the key here is we want to continue making progress. that is the goal. as we know this is incredibly complicated issue that the presidents in the past haven't been able to manage correctly. we know under president trump's leadership we are going to be moving in the right direction.

but as the president said, we are going to keep those sanctions in place. this is important to keep putting pressure on the north koreans to say, you know, lead go of your nuclear arms. let's move into more stability in that region. pete: mercedes schlapp thank you for your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> a 15-year-old accused of killing his own motor is back behind bars after escaping a california juvenile facility. police recaptured ike saucer overnight in mcdonald's. surveillance video shows his escape as he goes on the roof and he is scapsz. he was convicted of stabbing his mother to death at the age of 13. u.s. drug warrant spanish police arresting retired major general comes weeks after he threw his support behind nicolas maduro.

the spy master helped smuggle cocaine from venezuela to new mexico in 2006. is he expected to appear in spanish court today. ed: nice job. i'm going to pick it up from here because i love golf and this ask one of irbiggest weekends underway in augusta, georgia. tiger woods off to best start since, yes, 2011. >> oh, great job. oh, my goodness. ed: nailed it got the fist out. we will see whether he falters. pete: red shirt. ed: he had a little bit of a scare security guard trying to help him but almost ran into him. tiger with the niece and back that could have been serious. one shot back of adam scott, jason day and slew of others. so, tiger seconds place right now heading into saturday. they might have some rain down there. we have to talk to rick about that and we will have our own little masters game.

pete: we are. jedediah: i don't know anything about golf but i will try beat both of you. i will try. i might not succeed. i played mini golf in florida when i was a kid. good practice. >> keep -- you know, all here. pray for me. >> second me your tips. >> nearly 20 democrats officially running for president. what do voters want to hear from them? we will bring that to you. >> harris faulkner hosting a town hall in iowa. she joins us next. ♪ you can't go home ♪ who says you can't go back ♪

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ed: the road to 2020 heating up. democratic parties fighting for nominations at least

early days. jedediah: what the key issues that matter most to voters. pete: host of outnumbered overtime harris faulkner live in urban dale, hosting a town hall that airs tomorrow night here on the fox news channel. great to see you. thanks for joining us. harris: i don't usually wear this much down. but it's still capito chele chin iowa. president has put something on our plate to talk about. part of the topics we will look at. folding in a new way sanctuary cities. 14 counties and cities here in iowa alone trying to pass legislation to knock out sanctuary cities. but, certain jurisdictions are writing their own exceptions. we'll have senator joni ernst of iowa along with many other guests. i do want to mention one special guest though in terms of the trump campaign and that's kayleigh mcenany somebody we see on fox.

rnc. she will be taking on counterpart formerly the dnc with a bipartisan audience. so, the heated topic #me too has worked its way in as you know via come the con democrats as well. ed: our harris probably heard us hooting and hollering. we were on outnumbered yesterday. you told me i can't wait to go to iowa. what's the uncovered issue that you want to bring out there? we talk about immigration. >> i do want to talk about yeah, and you and i spoke about it on the couch a little bit, ed, and thank you for the pin. i will be wearing it over my heart today. ed pinned me with the flag i'm going to wear on the air tonight. we talked about democratic socialism and how people view it everybody may see it through their own prisms. looking across the world and seeing places like venezuela and other places struggle. wondering why people in america would want that type of economics and social

reform in this country. undiscovered country to talk about ahead of the elections because now we are going to hear directly from the people no filter is how it is being marketed by democrats being refuted by republicans. those independents growing category of voters they get to talk to us tonight as well. this is great. we will get to do this live audience and airs tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. sunday. have a lot of people coming. twice as many as we thought. we put out an event. and it was a flurry of people. iowa knows its place in history. it goes first with its caucuses in february. these people are engaged. they are edified ready to go. jedediah: so important with pressing issues, green new deal, medicare for all. we talked so much about. harris: that's part of that socialism. jedediah: is the democratic party shifting too far left for mainstream voters. so curious and excited that you are doing this to be able to hear from voters directly how they feel about these new policies being

brought forth by democrats. we are so excited for this sunday at 8:00 p.m. it's going to be amazing. everyone should absolutely tune in. harris: yea, thank you. we show up and ask the questions and listen silently. ed: wedding anniversary yesterday. happy anniversary. harris: 16 years. thank you for remembering that. i was very young when we got married. [laughter] pete: you are still young, come on. thanks, harris. harris: thank you, pete. that was hanging out there like a shingle off a fallen roof. pete: i gotcha. you know that. jedediah: thank you. pete: all right. harris. she is great. kent lore rants serving 19 years for a decision split second that he made on the battlefield that saved the lives of his platoon. it's not the first time we have heard a story like this. why are america america's heroes being put on trial? we will take a closer look coming up next.

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worse. ed: good stretch. let's talk about a serious case of injustice. eddie gallagher facing a murder charge for the wounded killing killing of isis. face as murder charge for the alleged killing of a suspected taliban bombmaker. pete: army first lieutenant clinton lorance is serving a 19-year sentence after being convicted of one count of murder and two counts of attempted murder for a split second decision he made on the battlefield in 2012 to fire three afghan member speeding on a motors cycle towards his platoon. ed: what do all these cases from in common? what can the president of the united states do about it? why are our american heroes following victim to american prosecutors? pete: joining us now the author of the new book, travesty of justifiable which tells lieutenant lorance's story. member of the defense team. served in the u.s. navy himself as a jag officer. don, thanks so much for being here. this story, listen, i was a platoon leader in iraq. had to make some of the very

same decisions at the split moment. you don't know sometimes civilian from enemy. yet, is he charged with murder. why? >> because the rules of engagement around the summer of 2011 changed and it became so severely limited that, in fact, unofficially u.s.s. policy is to place taliban on the higher rung on the totem pole than our own soldiers. in other words the obama administration policy by restricted rules of engagement favored the taliban over americans. clinton lorance an example of that if you don't believe it compare and contrast of the cases of boeing bergdahl and i heard you guys talk about assange, bradley manning who turned those documents over got a 35 year sentence obama let him walk for free. bergdahl is a traitor to this country. a&e abandoned his men. we sent dozens of soldiers looking for him. five, six americans lost their lives. obama swaps five taliban terrorists to bring bergdahl back. bergdahl pleads guilty to.

this left wing justice system gives bergdahl a tap on the wrist and let's him walk and by contrast clinton lorance american hero takes his men into battle and serving 19-year sentence because his men opened fire what appeared to be a taliban suicide attack. by the way we later found evidence biometric evidence that the guys that were shot are actually taliban bombmakers. and yet lorance rots in prison fort leavenworth. i was with him last week. today is the day we need president trump to take action. i love you guys come on the show. i don't want to come back six months. we have a presidential proclamation drafted. ed: right here. >> mr. president, you have the greatest signature of all presidents who i have ever seen historically. ed: i will mention that in a moment. i want to to be fair to the army their statement regarding the lorance case the army has nothing further to add in this case. try be to be fair. basically they are not saying much. there is ongoing legal

matters and sometimes you can't weigh in. the proclamation i mentioned here. give us the gist of what you want the president to accomplish. >> the president of the united states article 2 section 26 the united states constitution the president is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. everybody, every active service members of the highest four star down to the lowest private works for the president. he is the commander-in-chief. under article 6 of the ucmj not that he needs this authority. he has the power to disallow our to disprove the sentencing and finding for clinton lorance. he had said it essentially a pardon? a pardon implies guilt. is he guilty of nothing but being a red blooded american. he loves the country and army he still wants to serve. disapproval of findings will wipe the whole thing out. this is an order to the secretary of the army to reinstate clinton to active duty. to say give him back pay now for the six years he rotted in lesson worthy and also an

order immediately to the commandant of the united states disciplinary barracks of fort leavenworth to let him go today. pete: he was convicted of murder and who he murdered were members of the enemy on a battlefield he was sent to fight author this country. >> that' that's correct. riding a motorcycle charging his position. he ordered his men to open fire because they appear to be bound with explosives. pete: he had already been attacked by suicide bombers this way. >> yes he had. july 2nd, 2012. three weeks earlier a suicide bomb at kandahar air base. ed: we appreciate it. author of travesty of justice. remarkable calings check it out. pete: god bless clint. >> god bless you both. pete: tough job and did he it for our nation. are having our only two a very different story here. mini masters on fox square. rick warming up getting some sort of unfair advantage.

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can i try on? jedediah: can i go? all right. pete: high heels. very nice. fish it out. careful. that's what got me last year was the gimme putt. [cheers] jedediah: not too bad. not too bad. jedediah: that's where my landed. rick: give me,. pete: i will go last. jedediah: he is going around. [cheers] pete: this is the kind of putt i missed. all right. ed, ed, you are the blue ball for the democrats. [laughter] ed: easy now. all right. i got an idea of what rick did. he went -- very close.

we will give you that. jedediah, you are up on the next hole. andy, what do you think? >> i don't know. we are tied right now. have to step it up. pete: going for the gauntlet. i have got to say, that was a nice putt. rick: i feel like if you are doing this in heels you should get extra credit. pete: jedediah, that was well done. ed: i'm impressed, jed. pete: i can't believe everybody is going straight through. >> i kept going the other way. you have to mix it up. of course going the other way. i'm getting a careful call. ed: pete has never been careful. pete: come on not enough hutzpah. this is where he could set himself apart.

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ed: we are back with those headlines. barely missing a sheriff deputy. watch as body camera footage shows the hat shot off his head. [gunfire] deputy thankfully not hurt. authorities say the suspect stole a woman's car at gunpoint. he was shot and killed by officers as he ran off into the woods. and border agents uncover a massive bundle of marijuana in the backseat of a car next to a baby. agents stop the car in texas after getting reports it was smuggling drugs. the driver and passenger of the car were arrested and the baby turned over, thankfully, to a family member. the case now, of course, under investigation. and truckers take to the streets nationwide to protest industry regulations.

dozens of drivers staging what they call a slow roll demonstration demanding more flexible working hours and more truck or parking along highways. the slow moving trucks trying to get the attention of industry leaders. no crashes or incidents were reported. thankfully. jedediah? jed yesterday thank you so much, ed. janet win it's tour coming clean why more democrats appear on the cover of magazines. >> one has to be fair and look at all sides. i don't think it's a moment not to take a stand. you can't be everything to everybody. you have to stand up for what you believe in. jedediah: doesn't bother to the first ladies. melania trump was done that before she was first lady. all that she does is much more important. here to react is kelsey, a visiting fellow of the independent women's forum. thanks so much, kelsey for

being here. >> thank you. jedediah: what do you make of anna wintour's comments i found it refreshing that she was willing to admit that. listen, we are not trying to be equal opportunity. we are taking a stand and elevating those women who we feel represents things that we agree with. >> absolutely on one hand i completely agree with you. what's nice for her to come clean and tell us what their magazine is really about and who their magazine is really for. and that, of course, is for liberal women not conservative women. i think that's why it makes it so satisfying when you hear melania trump stabbed stand up for herself. she knows when she stands up to herself to anna wintour and vogue. she in not just standing up for herself. she is standing up for all conservative women who are constantly facing this -- this type of rhetoric from magazines, we're constantly our perspectives are being ignored and overlooked and not represent you had. look, they are a private business. they can run their magazine however they want. but, you know, it is time

for them to come clean and tell us who they are for and again that doesn't appear to be conservative women. jedediah: we have teen this repeatedly, michigan they will obama. aoc, representative ilhan omar. many democrats constantly being elevated by many different types of magazines. my question to you is does that make a difference? is it important? then women all over the country go to these magazines. glamour, vogue, whatever it may be and they see those are the people that they are supposed to be looking up to as models of behavior, as role models, as examples of exemplary first ladies. what do you think the impact is? this s. their agenda successful, in other words? >> unfortunately, to an extent. i do think the agenda is successful. there are a lot of young girls and women who pick up these magazines and don't see the political -- the politics behind it. i think as women get older and as they start to seat truth about how these magazines are handling different political perspectives, these magazines start exposing themselves for the political

hacks they are. you know, women start to realize these magazines are not representing them and probably not worth their time or money spending reading them or visiting them online. jedediah: what's your advice to conservative women out there who see this double standard and get enraged? my advice is don't buy the magazines because your pocketbook will speak volumes. do you have any advice of how to deal with this when you feel odds are stacked against you from second one? >> absolutely. don't buy the magazine. also, let's not play victim here. conservative women aren't victims. we are women in the freest country in the world. we have every opportunity to succeed and make our voices heard. let's get creative and find a way to get our message out there instead of just complaining about the many ways that our perspectives are being overlooked and ignored. jedediah: i agree with you about that victim comment. i do think it's very hard when you are, for example, a sarah palin who came out and was picked on from top to

bottom everything she said. and was immediately dissected from second one as opposed to someone on the left who may be immediately elevated, you do have the odds stacked against you. it is a tougher battle. we have to be real list stick about acknowledging that as well. >> that's why groups like independent women's forum exist. they actually created a platform called champion women where we lift up women on both sides, conservative and liberal and i think the more we can do that and also maybe take a lesson from melania trump and stand up to ourselves when we do face comments like we heard from anna wintour to tell the media we exist. we are here and not going anywhere. >> las vegas very frustrating because she is the head of the be best campaign. doing a good job when it comes to children and bullying. opioid crisis. you would think women out there in leadership positions would want to

acknowledge and pay tribute to it. yet, because it's donald trump's wife and she is first lady, that somehow is ignored or belittled. >> right. and not to mention. this is a former supermodel who knows what it's like in the fashion industry. that's why i think her comments in regard to what wintour said are so interesting and honest. she has been in this industry. she has been on the cover. she said been there, done that i don't need these magazine covers anymore. because she knows what she is doing as first lady of the united states, the example she is setting is far more important. she is making a difference in people's lives regarding the opioid crisis. regarding bullying. she is helping children. she is doing amazing things on behalf of americans. and that's far more important than being on the cover of any magazine. jedediah: thank you so much for being here. really appreciate your input. >> thank you. jedediah: generation wants raises quick promotions and

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♪ pete: welcome back. a couple of quick headlines for you. the man accused of taking tests for students college admission scam pleads guilty. 1,000 bucks per test. it comes as actress lori loughlin rejects a plea deal. she and her fashion designer husband could face 40 years behind bars wearing orange. and hackers steal private information for thousands of police officers and federal agents and publish it online. according to tech crunch, the group reached fbi affiliated websites seizing 4,000 records with names,

phone numbers and addresses. not good. ed: nothing controversial at all. interesting. experience z high hopes raises and mow motions. jedediah: 76% of those born after 1996 don't think they should waited more than one year for a promotion. pete: here with lessons for generation z is ken coleman. i know in the military i didn't go to from second lieutenant to first lieutenant. to come me two years. automatic promotion should come after one year. >> kind of silly, isn't it? this is what they think. they have been told most of their life that they are amazing and gotten participation trophies and told you can do anything you want. why wouldn't they expect to be promoted just for showing up. jedediah: interesting to z. what managers have toy is a. of my initial thought is what do the bosses have to say. 36% of managers think they will be difficult to

management believe won't work as hard as millennials. millennials got a bad wrap, they are entitled and expect everything. now you are seeing genz come out maybe millennials weren't so bad when it came to being hard workers? >> i always get entertained when i see these date to points. this is about leadership. if you -- it doesn't matter what generation that you are talking about, if you lead them well and if you train them and show them a vision for the future, they all want to do work that matters and all want to feel good about their work. i don't get too worried about the next generation. i'm more concerned about are we leading them well? ed: we can pick on millennials and generation z. what is the positive part of it? what do you think moving forward are some lessons that you have learned that you think that the next generation should think about as they enter the workforce? >> well, there is three things. if you want to move up the ladder and we all do. there is three things you have to do. certainly somebody who is young i in the workforce, the first thing is you need to

know your role. make sure you sat down with your leader and both on the same page about what it is that you are expected to do. what does a win look like for me? this is what i have got to do. that's clarity. second thing is you need to make sure that you have a great attitude about this. and that is accepting your role. so, now is the time for me to prove myself. and so i'm going to be grateful for my role, knowing that if i win in the now, then and only then does the next present itself. that's an attitude issue. then the third thing is maximize your role. so you are clear on what a win looks like. go above and beyond. be a great teammate. help somebody else that has nothing to do with your job. if you do those three things. know your role, accept your role and maximize your role. opportunities to be promoted and move up could consistently going to be coming your way. pete: i hear the word gratitude and i think that's central to all of that something we have been talking about as a country decriminalization of drugs.

drug tests reveal 14 year high use of marijuana by america's worker as that legalization expands. talk to us as drug leaders of the nation goes on how does this affect the workforce? >> i have got to tell you did i had the answer to that, then i would be selling much more i am selling which is you can do work that you love. leaders have to handle this on a case-by-case basis. they have to be careful. if i'm looking at this issue i'm going to be talking about my hr officials and looking at what the law says about the rights of my workers and things like that. this could turn into a really messy thing. you bring up a really good point. with this legislation changing state by state, which is a whole new landscape. i'm not sure there is a leadership manual yet for how to handle this. jedediah: i don't know that it's much different between you know, overuse or misusing prescription drugs and medication. there has to be something that is already in place for things like this. particularly with jobs that involve safety and security

where you need to be alert and not i observed the influence. >> that's exactly right. here is what i know people on fire for their work because they love it they love the work itself and the results of the work. they are not going to need medicate to make it through monday through friday. ed: appreciate it? >> thanks. ed: the president doubling down on his idea to send illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities like nancy pelosi's backyard? is this a smart discussion? we will discuss it top of the hour. ♪ ♪ the first dogs trained to train humans. stopping drivers from: liking. selfie-ing. and whatever this is. ...

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fox. i'm holding it. you are the champion. jedediah: it's tied. the hole in one is very difficult. you've got to hit right off the back really well. it's tough man. pete: two very easy holes. ed: do you see the master's leader board there? jedediah: how compete's name is first? pete: that's a good point. ed: champ? pete: that's my likelihood of winning. pete: the leader board isn't usually the top guy on the top so it might be like what will likely happen. jedediah: it's predictions. ed: that's what we love about pete. pete: but this is my year of redemption. ed? i'm feeling good right now. jedediah: or i could beat everyone. that could also happen. pete: don't forget about rick. ed: and jedediah is like ginger rogers, she can go backwards in

heels? jedediah: in heels it's harder i really should get extra points. pete: it's like a generation z. ed: she wants a promotional raise. anyway the president overnight doubling down on his threat that maybe he's got a solution for all these illegal immigrants that are suddenly streaming across the southern border and i say suddenly because its been a problem for a long time he's been calling it a crisis going back to 2016 and democrats said it was a manufactured crisis and then the ground shifted because democrats like jeh johnson said hang on a second this is actually a crisis so the president says i've got a little bit of a solution. pete: even the new york times come out and admitted indeed there is a crisis and if congress won't fix it and the courts overturn things what do you do with all of the remember it's not just immigrants but it's illegal immigrants seeking asylum oftentimes fraudulently. where are they going? how about sanctuary cities is an idea the white house is now floating if they want them so badly and they want to ignore the law why not they go there. jedediah: we had mercedes schlap

, white house director of communications on to comment on that. take a listen. >> the reality is we are a nation of immigrants but we want a legal immigration system. we don't want the smuggleers dictating who is coming into our country but the democrats are for protecting children and the safety of children. if the democrats are for bringing immigrants into this country which we agree, we want legal immigration, then we have to fix the system, and that's going to require the help of the democrats. pete: if you look at this map, there's plenty of room in these sanctuary jurisdictions. these are states or states with cities that have sanctuary policies, 27 of them total. ultimately, many of them said our arms are open come on in. jedediah: mercedes schlapp not allowing the left to conflate illegal immigration and oftentimes when you battle illegal immigration they come out and say we're a nation of immigrants no one is saying that we're not. we're talking about breaking the law. we're talking about people who

have done so. we're talking about sanctuary cities that violate federal law, have no respect for federal law those are very extreme positions if you look around the country people do care about border security many people have family members who came over legally and should not be ignored. ed: on the other hand the former border patrol chief acknowledged on this program earlier this morning that look, there could be legal problems with this strategy, that based on how it's funded, you can't necessarily order the dhs, the department of homeland security to do this so this is going to be debated the president's latest idea, but in terms of critics jumping out there, is the mayor of oakland, a democrat? really, the best person to be attacking the president? here is what she said about the president. she said it's an outrageous abuse of power we'll get to that in a minute. she says using human beings to settle political scores our president wants to punish everyone. those who seek sanctuary in our country and those who provide it

here is why it's fascinating. it was just about a year ago that that same libby schaaf was abusing her own power as mayor by tipping off illegal immigrant s that i.c.e. agents were going to raid them. pete: i forgot about that so we have the way back tv machine that has film from march of 201r on sanctuary city policies then, listen. >> it is a continued per pep equation of a racist lie, that immigrants are not valued members of our society. we in oakland know better. we in oakland have a community that welcomes and honors all people, no matter where they came from, or how they got here. ed: and remember when she tipped off illegal immigrants, to the fact there were pending i.c.e. raids, some of these i.c.e. agents could have been in danger they were going into get criminals and all of a sudden these folks were tipped off and that's obviously not a good idea and that's not what you'd expect pete: terrible. jedediah: will rush limbaugh has

waited on the hipocracy of a lot of these leaders in sanctuary cities. take a listen to what he had to say. >> what a great idea. they say they love them. they say they want them. they've got their borders open, send them there. i thought this would be a win- win. i thought the sanctuary cities would welcome them. you think that that's the way this is supposed to work? on the one hand we have people like pelosi and liberal democrat s who set up sanctuary cities to shield these people from the evil republicans and conservatives who want to deport them right? how can something that they support and want and eagerly ask for be targeting them? why it must mean that the sanctuary cities are not really what they tell us that they are, and that they don't really want these people and they're not out , we know that's not true, they do. ed: so the president calls out democratic hipocracy it's hard to see whose more excited, rush limbaugh or pete hegseth.

pete: listen i don't just love this policy i'm in love with it. this is exactly what the left deserves. if you say that's what you want then live up to your values of no human is illegal come to our sanctuary city. there may be some bureaucratic loopholes as to why they don't do it now. ed: the law of the constitution things like that. jedediah: legal challenges. pete: but the point of that right now is most of these illegals are left in those border states right, texas, arizona, california why are they the only states that bear the burden just because they are closer to that border. ed: another good question is what the heck is happening in the state of new york. just recently they voted to give $27 million, this is at the state level, in financial aid, to illegal immigrants. we're not making that up. $27 million, financial aid, illegal immigrants, wanted to go to college. meanwhile, they do not want to expand a fund that provides college education to gold star families. we had a state lawmaker a republican on the program earlier saying this is lunacy.

watch. >> this is one of those things of misplaced priorities that needs to be simply fixed as quickly as possible. we as a society as a civilization and new york particularly ought to be a leader in this nation to take care of those who need it most, to be able to say we've got your back. we've got this covered, so you, as a service member, can always do the right thing knowing that your families going to be taken care of. pete: is this the debate the left really wants? really? so it's illegals voting, it's open borders versus gold star moms? i mean that's ultimately legals, well they're not supposed to be able to vote but they can't even vote. they're making that argument i just don't see how that resonate s with regular folks. jedediah: it doesn't and i think president trump is forcing that conversation. i don't know that he would actually be able to enforce sending more illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities or of course that would face a number of legal challenges but he's turning around saying listen if

you're advocating for sanctuary cities making that part of your platform, if you are talking things like open borders then you should be able to back that up and practice what you preach and if you suddenly say oh, we love the idea but not when it comes to our area, it shows that hipocracy on the left and i think that's an important point for him to drive home. ed: because this allows the president to do what he's trying to do and we'll see if he succeeds framing this as democrats want open borders, heading into 2020 and for socialistic plans like medicare for all and guess what? they're having a cash problem perhaps. you heard all this talk in the mainstream media democrats have so much energy they raise a lot of money, washington post calling that out a little bit saying early fundraising by 202e actually in for a long, drawn out fight because when you look at the details, bernie sanders raising 18.2 million that's a good haul for him but then below that, kamala harris 12 million, beto o'rourke i think he goes -- pete: robert francis,

9.4 million. ed: elizabeth warren $6 million, corey booker, you get the idea. here is the point. when you went back to a really hotly-contested primary on the democratic side, clinton obama oh, wait the two were at the top and raised a heck of a lot more money and that was years ago. now you'd think there's even more money in the race. those folks are not hauling as much as to be expected and it makes you wonder some democrats from the sidelines sitting on their wallets i don't know is he not in, are these guys ready for primetime so they got issues. jedediah: on the one hand they're not talking about issues at all. they are talking about investigating trump, no matter what comes out they hang tight and then the other issue is that when they do decide to talk about issues it's such a far left extreme position a lot of mainstream democratic voters across the country are saying well the green new deal does sound a little crazy to me or maybe i don't want medicare for all because i'm concerned about the cost implication, the quality of care implication, the jobs implication so democrats have to find some language to

speak to the center and as of now they have not done so. pete: and their problem is the people that are talked about the most are not even on that list. you've got comrad cortez driving the conversation on the hill, illham omar -- ed: congresswoman? pete: you've got illham omar another congresswoman saying some people did some things outrageous comments about 9/11 everyone is talking about that shift in the party to your point and bernie sanders can only raise $18 million the trump team hopes to raise a billion, they will have endless resources but edit seems like the democrats might be taking advice from the wrong folks. ed: wait whose got the answers? hillary? jedediah: hillary clinton. >> you really have to do two things simultaneously, and it's challenging. you do have to present what you want to do, what is your vision, what is your hope for our country. at the same time, you have to be

able to counter and ignore where possible, respond where necessary, to the diversion and distraction that we see unfortunately working by the current incumbent in the white house. ed: feels like a word salad like some kale here. jedediah: why would you take advice from someone who just lost the election? do you know what? just look at everything she did, do the opposite of that if you want not that i'm in the business of giving democrats advice but she made so many mistakes and sitting there with no self-awareness like listen i can tell you how to win it. pete: she's like find some folks in the fbi that will dig up a fake conspiracy against your opponent. jedediah: make another e-mail. pete: that would be the real advice. and then smash your blackberry when they find out about it. jedediah: take a jack hammer to it. pete: and then maybe go to wisconsin and talk to real people. ed: pete just kind of goes off here.

your comments? e-mail from kathy. she is full of excellent advice. she ran twice and failed both times. jedediah: from dawn, the best rep on the republicans can have hillary's advice. pete: barbara weighs in over e-mail says the dnc needs to keep hillary front and center better yet let her run again third times a charm. i agree with that. she should run again. jedediah: you think so? pete: the field is open. jedediah: i don't think she's doing it. pete: barack obama can run again he can run for a third time. jedediah: she could go out and give advice about 2020 and bill clinton can talk about the me too movement to everyone. it's a win. no problem. pete: [laughter] ed: well stay tuned all hour a lot of great live guests and our master showdown as well and meanwhile there's no sanctuary in the sunshine state. pete: and border lawmakers vowing to ban safe havens for illegal immigrants altogether. jedediah: and florida lawmakers demanding action says rule of law matters and he sounds off next. >> ♪ ♪

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president trump: these people that are putting sanctuary cities always seem to have open arms so we thought rather than moving the illegal immigrants to other parts of the country, we'll give them to the sanctuary cities maybe to take care of it if that's the way they want it. pete: as president trump considers sending illegal immigrants to sanctuary cities lawmakers in florida law looking at a couple of bills that the would ban sanctuary cities from the sunshine state, and florida representative joins us this morning, explain what you would like your legislation to do in the state of florida. >> good morning pete and welcome from the sunshine state. yeah, so what the bill would do would be to ban sanctuary cities in florida and require state and local law enforcement to cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies in the enforcement of federal immigration law. pete: so if someone commits a crime in florida or they're

found to be in that state illegally your local law enforcement can actually coordinate with i.c.e. and the federal government to deal with that? >> correct so what would happen is if state or local law enforcement arrests someone for a crime they've committed in florida, then that law enforcement agency would contact federal immigration authorities, advise them they have this person in custody, and allow the federal immigration authorities to take custody if necessary. pete: well you know illegal immigrants is not a small problem in florida. in fact based on our statistics 77 5,000 illegal immigrants in florida, third highest in the u.s. , so when would you hope, you'd hope this would take effect quickly and as it pertains to illegal immigrants are they brought to florida or oftentimes, they go to themselves looking for work or other opportunities? >> both. i mean, florida is a gateway to central and south america so some of them come here for work, some of them come here on visas and overstay, so you know, florida many people want to be

here and including both legal and illegal immigrants, and we want to make sure that those who are here are following the rule of law and obeying the laws of the state of florida and the nation. pete: a very important distinction a basic one that gets papered over is legal and illegal immigration. a simple question here is why does it, viewers watching, why does it feel like we oftentimes value illegals over u.s. citizens? >> well that's what's baffling and quite frankly, this law should be unnecessary. you would think that those who raise their right hand and take an oath to the constitution, whether they're an elected official or law enforcement officer would follow the law, so this is the adherence to the rule of law act and the president campaigned and won florida governor desantis won florida, and the fact that we're going to respect the law in the state of florida central to their campaign and this law simply respects the will of floridians. pete: you've got sanctuary cities in florida what do you make of the president's recent proposal that maybe if illegals are here they should go straight

to sanctuary cities? >> well the think the president touched on the frustration of all law-abiding americans, that we're not going to treat people illegal aliens differently from law-abiding americans and that florida hopefully when this bill passes and it will pass and signed by the governor that florida is not going to be a state that the president is going to need to send anybody to pete: keep us posted on the bill appreciate it. >> thank you so much appreciate it. pete: well democrats celebrating 100 days in office in the house, but some critics say, not so fast. >> but why doesn't anything get done? >> well we just started. pete: oh, we just started! oh, man we debate their record of achievements, or you might say the lack thereof coming up next. the best simple salad ever?

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jedediah: welcome back quick headlines for you a measles case in connecticut is linked to the outbreak in new york city. the state health department says an adult contracted the virus after being exposed during a trip to brooklyn last month. the cdc reports 465 cases of measles in 19 states. and fisher price is recalling nearly 5 million rock & play sleepers after more than 30 infant deaths were linked to the product over the past 10 years. u.s. safety officials say babies died after rolling in the sleeper unrestrained. over to you, ed. ed: scary stuff, thanks. house democratic leaders wrap ping up a legislative retreat with what they claim to be a message of unity. >> this was a cause for celebration. >> we did some reflecting. we dwelled in possibilities, and most importantly, this caucus became a family.

>> we are unified, we are driven, we are committed, to execute like a laser beam. ed: like a laser, but aren't the ideas of some of the left actually causing just a wee bit of division within their own party? here to debate republican strategist, holy turner and my old friend the democratic strategist and lecturer of african american studies at the university of maryland jason nichols good to see you both. >> good to see you, ed. ed: holy, they're a family, they're been reflecting and they're dwelling on the possibilities. >> it's so sweet, it gives me goosebumps. i love the warmth coming out of the party, but it certainly is not what's happened in the past 100 days we've seen a lot of division i don't see that going away after just one weekend of counseling, and i do think that, you know, they've got to do more than just attack the president, so even if they are unified and they're coming forward they have

to bring something to the table. americans don't want to see more not getting anything done, in congress. they want to see something getting done. ed: we're going to get to the first 100 days in a minute. jason respond to what she said and specifically is she right that the only thing the democrat s eelly are unified on is let's get trump and investigate him. >> no she's absolutely incorrect, with all due respect to holly, and i respect her a great deal, but i think they're unified on many things we're seeing party start to converge even the progressive wing and the moderates are starting to find compromises so i absolutely believe that they are actually moving forward, and getting together and are going to find things. for example, on healthcare, you had medicare for all and now, we're finding people who are proposing medicare for those who want it, so again, we're seeing ideas start to converge. members of the party starting to come together and find compromise. ed: well but jason let me

pushback. they're throwing out there medicare for all nobody's figured out how to pay for it and then it's fine to have a clash of ideas, green new deal, aoc slows throws it out. how is that unity. >> again a lot of these things particularly with the green new deal, i think even aoc admitted this was just a proposal and that we're supposed to work together to make something happen, so i think again, these are things that are being tweaked that are being worked, and unlike the republicans where you have a president whose my way or it's the highway we actually work together as a party and try to get things done ed: well jason makes that claim, holly, i want you to respond trump is about my way or the highway, democrats are about getting things done i thought the barometer was for presidents and new congress the first 100 days and then nancy pelosi says in the "60 minutes" interview we just started because it sounds like they haven't gotten anything done. >> if you just want to compare the president's first 100 days to the democrats first 100 days

we just finished, i mean the president signed more executive orders and signed more bills into law than the past 10 presidents preceding him. he rolled back regulations. he got a tax bill passed during his first two years i mean a huge accomplishment. ed: not first hundred days but two years. >> yeah in the first two years but it's the democrats again my point is they have to do something and look medicare for all is not something. ed: very quick i want to give jason 15 seconds i get it i want to be fair there's a republican senate so it's not like pelosi will jam everything through but she hasn't gotten anything done. >> they just passed a net neutrality bill and you know my mother used to always say before you can cook you need to clean the kitchen. they're actually doing a new rules package, so there are a lot of things that are happening right now as we speak in congress. ed: well i know you didn't mean the female speaker of the house should be cleaning the kitchen. you had a broader message there but i know what you meant,

appreciate it. jedediah: thanks ed. ed: round three of the 2019 masters teeing off today in augusta, georgia guess what we're live on the ground, and we're holding our own mini masters right here, on the fox square. who will take home the prize fox & friends trophy and more importantly, the green jacket that i currently own. stay tuned! >> ♪ ♪

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pete: it's a fox & friends tradition, highlighting an organization that helps families in need. jedediah: the old goat has provided over 15,000 goats to families in south sudan thanks to your donation. pete: founder of the gems development foundation, ellen ra dner, and ceo of life seasons darren peterson. first of all we're here with goats. why are we here with goats? >> one thing i love about ellen 's organization is the goats get directly to the people and it really accomplishes two purposes. so it provides we only give away female goats so it provides immediate nutrition to the children, and the other thing is a goat will deliver two kids as you see here, every year, and that will provide education for

children every single year for their education. so it's just a wonderful opportunity, it's kind of the gift that keeps on giving. pete: it's a very sustainable thing. >> absolutely. >> and we also have these hearts. pete: tell us about those. >> darren's organization by the way, provides money to their organization but these hearts are made by women who has seen somebody killed in front of them and we have them in all different colors and sizes and you can buy a heart for somebody for easter. pete: where can somebody buy those? >> go to the old goat.com. pete: buy those or i presume a goat? >> absolutely so for $60, go to goatsfortheoldgoat.com and you'll bet a certificate back, take a picture with the recipient and send it back to the donor with a picture of the goat. jedediah: how does it play out on that end? >> so again the goats what they do is you'll see these children, you'll go into a village and they will have you can see the

malnutrition because they have a little bit of origin their hair, and then you can come back six months later and all that malnutrition is gone, and then the children take care of the goat, they own something, it gives them ownership, and -- jedediah: they learn how to take care of it. >> they sell the goats on the market and then it pays for their school education. jedediah: oh, wow. what was your inspiration to start this whole thing? >> you know, originally, there were the story actually started with there was slaves in sudan, and they gave them a goat. jedediah: by the way he voted for donald trump. pete: it was a wonderful cause, it really is. bipartisan. >> bipartisan. pete: for people around the world. absolutely. thank you guys for being here. jedediah: thank you so much for being here. pete: beautiful jewelry. >> my little one is scared.

pete: ed we'll send it over to you for headlines. ed: i love it the goats have magical powers that got pete to actually say the word bipartisan never heard that before. turning to your headlines chicago's top prosecutor kim fox calling on the county's inspector general to review how she handles the jussie smollett case. her request now calls amid for her calls to resign after her office dropped 16 felony charges against the empire actor in an alleged hate crime hoax. now the inspector general confirms his office is looking into circumstances surrounding that case. terrifying moments outside the white house, when police say a man in an electric wheelchair set his jacket on fire. look at this. smoke billowing down pennsylvania avenue as secret service officers rushed into put out the flames. the man was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. law enforcement says the man has mental health issues, thankfully , was not a threat to the president of the united

states. and a mother of three admits to lying about having cancer to save her marriage. police arrested amy hammer in north carolina for accepting money to pay her fake medical bills. she now promises to return the money but it's unclear how much was raised. hammer says she thought her husband would stay in their fail ing marriage if she was sick she is now facing several criminal charges. and a warmup at the masters. pete hegseth, oh, no wait, zach johnson actually standing a little too close to the tee on a practice swing and he accidental ly hit the ball but it did not hurt his standing and he later joked on twitter writing in part, well, i thought i'd done it all in this case. i was wrong, now i've done it all even when i cut it, it still goes left. and those are your headlines. well the guy who never goes left he's right down the middle rick richmuth. rick: i feel bad for the guy to have that happen and i also felt like that shouldn't happen to

that guy. all right guys let's talk a little bit of weather there's a lot going on this weekend severe weather, more flooding threat take a look at the maps want to show you what's going on this is where we have that ongoing flood risk because of the really wet spring or winter we saw and because of all of that rapid snow melt we've seen that flooding across far northern plains and this is the precipitation you'll see throughout the coming week a lot of spots, that will cause more flooding so we have to watch for that in the short-term and immediate this is where we have severe weather threats part of east texas through louisiana into mississippi southern part of arkansas we're definitely going to see flooding with this but also watch the threat for severe weather including tornado es some of those tornado es could be large today and long-lasting, and as well, across the northeast this line of storms moving through that will get out of here and we'll have a nice day behind us back over to you. pete: thanks, rick. ed: round three at agog a today tiger woods sitting just one

shot back, and others. pete: legendary sports broadcast er jim grey joins us from the tournament as round three begins, jim good morning, with tiger on the leader board anything could happen and everyone will be watching what's your take so far? >> well that's where all the eyes are going to be. you can look for big ratings and there's just a tremendous feeling and buzz here so much anticipation tiger woods lurking once again. pete he hasn't won here since 2005 and he hasn't won a major since 2008 and he's got 14 major s still chasing jack nichol as with his 18 majors. phil mickelson at 48 years of age is only three strokes behind and then the five leaders all five of those guys have won major championships so it's going to be a really interesting and fun weekend. ed: jim who do you have your eye on that sort of we're not talking about today but if tiger faulters maybe there's somebody out there beyond phil whose five or six back but can still get in

the hunt. >> that's not happening. you can forget that. that will not occur, because all of these guys are on the top are really experienced, adam scott is on top he won here back in 2013, interesting story about that, he's alt minus 7 he was here, in 2006 as a caddy for his older brother eduardo and in that group and pairing was tiger woods and now he's leading the tournament so if you're five or six back it's going to be difficult because there are 13 guys, nine guys within a stroke right now, and 13 guys within a couple of strokes, so there's just too many people to crawl over but i guess if you shot 66, you may be in the conversation, but you'd have to also have everybody else faulter. jedediah: do you have any performance predictions that might surprise people? >> well i think the grounds are wet here, and they've had four times the amount of rain that they've had on average. it rained yesterday, and halted

play for about 30 minutes and they're expecting maybe a little bit of rain today and rain tomorrow, so when that happens, the distance isn't as long but they're also long off the tee so they are able to take aim at all of the flag sticks so we're see ing a lot more shorter putins because the green is so receptive so you're not seeing normal roll so that's going to put a lot of people in a lot of pressure situations because they will have to shoot low because everybody else will be. pete: jim more importantly, we're having a mini masters here on fox & friends. any predictions, me, jedediah or ed to win this? ed: he's picking me. pete: i'm picking the big j, jedediah. jedediah: yes! >> we have the amateur here, the women's amateur here at augusta national. jedediah: thank you you're my new best friend. >> you're a little bit more like zach johnson off the tee, pete. pete: you're not wrong. you're not wrong. everything goes right with pete.

jim grey you're the man. world's greatest sports reporter appreciate it. jedediah: well tax day is monday , we're getting some last minute tips from a tax pro, coming up. 300 miles an hour, that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org.

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finds a permanent home if i could give my home address on the air i would, send her to me i'll take him guys down to you. jedediah: well monday is tax day ed: and racing to meet that april 15 deadline can be daunting but we're getting last minute tips from a pro. jedediah: here to break it all down is small business expert and certified public accountant gene marks. welcome, gene. hey guys good to see you. jedediah: so give us is tips of what needs to happen here this can be very intimidating for people. >> it really could be. let's hope we won't lose your you viewers on this segment okay guys because this is like 30% of our income so it's very very important stuff right? so let me draw some tips for you so first you really can't do anything for 2018 filing your taxes, pay them if you haven't done it already, monday is the day to do that. we need to be focus focusing on 2019 so the first thing i want you to do is revisit your w4 form. you know there was a lot of news about people not getting refunds

they were expecting to get and being disappointed and all. a lot of that has to do with your w4 withholdings. the rates change so a lot of the rules change. see your employer and redo your w4 form that way you can get your withholdings in line with the taxes. ed: what about had 401 (k)? >> put as much money as you can into your 401 (k). if your employer has one you can put up to $18,000 if you've got your own ira, or you want to open one you could put 7,000 dollars away, we have a retirement crisis in this country and the government would like to help you out so put that money away it's a great tax move jedediah: what about a 529 account? >> i love these accounts. i had three little kids, that were all in college when they got to college at the same time and thank god for a 529 plan. you guys can take a 529 plan get it setup easily. it's after tax money you put it in but then it grows tax-free, and then you can take it out without any penalty or taxes at the time as long as you pay for

not only higher education but for private school tuition and religious school tuition as well and by the way you don't need a 529 plan for just your kids if you're a grandparent, uncle, aunt get a 529 plan for your grandkids nieces or nephews. ed: what about health savings account in the political debate let's take out the politics as a tax man does it work? >> oh, they're fantastic so if your employer doesn't offer one ask your employer to get one setup they're very easy to do and very popular among employees and that way you could put money away pre-tax your employers can also do that for you, and then you could take the money out to pay for your deductibles and out of pocket expenses so it's a great tax advantage way in 2019 to save some money and help cut your health care costs. jedediah: finally, something i just did, meet with your accountant now! >> please, guys, right? it's april, its been a very busy busy season but meet with us now , plan out the rest of the year and do you know what? get together with us again maybe in september and october. i'll buy you a cup of coffee

it's fine but at least we can have some time to talk about what you've been doing and if any big transactions we can plan for them in advance not on december 29, so please i'm a nice guy. ed: you're a guy whose got a lot of attention up until april 15 then you'll get lonely. all right, appreciate the tips. jedediah: thanks so much. >> thanks guys take care. ed: coming up we're talking about the real masters but we're all tied up as we hit the final round, fox & friends, masters. jedediah: so who will take the green jacket? this year? oh, final round, next. >> ♪ hit me with your best shot , fire away! ♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal.

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fox & friends weekend mini masters. ed: we're all tied up after the first round but let's see who will take home the coveted green jacket. jedediah: back with us is andy samples welcome again this is awesome i'm having a blast. rick: i have a hard time hearing andy samples. jedediah: what do you have for us in this round because we stepped it up i'm a little nervous. >> we've got the harder obstacles this one is not so bad but the next one. you'll need advice when we get there. pete: once again lowest score after this wins. rick: we're all tied 4-4. >> whoa! >> you nailed it. jedediah: do you see my face right now? ed: don't miss it. rick: so don't go that way. >> whoa! pete: ed was talking in her back swing. jedediah: this is so bad. >> [applause] pete: that's going to hurt though. jedediah: it hurts.

ed: sorry. >> whoa! pete: rick? rick: wow! jedediah: it's evil. ed: there it is. [applause] pete: feeling it feeling it. jedediah: you got to get it now. >> come on. oh, nice one! jedediah: oh, yeah. pete: we took a risk. jedediah: i'll move this out of the way. do you have any tips for me? pete: don't hit the barn like rick dickert in that tease. rick: it was a whole in one right before that. pete: get in there! get in. ed: are you kidding me?

>> that was good. >> [applause] pete: well done. jedediah: not bad. ed: i thought it was going in. pete: come on. rick: i did. pete: the collective audience grown. nice! jedediah: i feel your pain. been there. ed: all right pete: this is the big one right here. can we get a little bit? >> [applause] >> whoa! pete: oh, my goodness. what are you going to do with that? >> [buzzer sounds] pete: oh, my goodness, get in. ed: there it is! pete: it went in! >> [applause] pete: these are my people, yes! >> so we need a hole in one here for a tie.

ed: all right wow! rick: what happens with that? >> you have to start over. jedediah: yeah. pete: one stroke? well it was out of bounds. ed: no extra stroke. pete's going to win. rick: one-handed redemption. pete: where is the clubhouse? what's the final score? jedediah: pete won? >> final score, we've got, rick has 5. pete? jedediah: oh, man. >> [applause] pete: oh, my goodness. >> [crowd chanting] pete: i'd like to thank my parents for never taking me to the golf course, and this is for

you, boys, everybody. >> [triumphant music] pete: i'm speechless, ed. the official master's scorecard. jedediah: for setting up today's course. >> [applause] >> ♪ we are the champion, and we'll keep on fighting until the end, we are the champion ♪ nothie fresh flowers, so let's 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. book now at choicehotels.com.

pete: that's normally do you see the number 7 that's what i shoot on a par 3 hole, about a 7.

ed: that was the last playoff and oh, it was hard. pete: listen i survived. jedediah: [laughter] pete: you get one year. ed: come back tomorrow. jedediah: see you tomorrow, guys . neil: what is it going to be? attorney general bill barr is set to release special counsel robert mueller's report any day now maybe any minute now and finally put this collusion confusion to rest and he's already said that there was none well the reports release prove it and former white water independent counsel ken starr is on it but something on monday is tax day, 2020 democrats are out in force right now pushing to hit the rich on this set, good morning, everyone i'm neil cavuto, thank you to david asman for filling in, and now to deirdre bolton on