can operate and go to school on a level playing field. paul: major progress on school choice in the last year or so. thanks everybody and remember, if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us that is that for this week's show pre-thanks to my panel, thanks to all before watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪. eric: present bridesmaid to strap a trump immigration policy getting some pushback from some in his own party. a bipartisan group of senators including five democrats are now introducing a bill to extend the rule known as of title 42 or 60 days. up for my brand-new our "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. paul: hi everyone i am ortho novel by the cdc had announced last week it would lift title 42 next month for the health order authorizes the quick expulsion

of migrants at the border due to the covid-19 pandemic. but lawmakers say ending the policy will cause get a nether search of a migrants with the border agents already overwhelmed. five moderate democratic senators are joining republicans to propose a measure that would block the cdc's move. a border mayor telling us earlier today both sides of the aisle must come together to solve this crisis. next i like this idea of partisanship. the reality in order to address this integration, this border security it must be a bipartisan solution going back to the comprehensive immigration reform. before lucas tomlinson is live at the white house one of the saying there? >> border patrol reach an all-time high last year. that is one reason many lawmakers want to keep the trump era public policy help order barring some migrants from entering the country part here is tony gonzalez republican

congressman from texas. >> and of the year plus with the bite administration, they won't listen to anybody. they won't don't really care what is happening on the border. it's terrible to see my communities are on the front lines. >> president biden's decision to and they helped measure that's turned away at 1.7 million migrants over the past two years has many in congress concerned even more migrants will attempt to come to u.s. illegally. once the policy ends next month the measure known as title 42 date back to world war ii and gave the surgeon general, later the cdc the authority to stop migrants in entering this country over fears of spreading disease. he was resurrected from the trump administration the beginning of the covid pandemic potential vote of title 42 and the senate would likely pass because at least eight democrats of signal they support it. peter doocy, jen psaki here at the white house were migrants are giving free smart phones after being detained. >> we have a range of means of tracking individuals to regulate migrate to the country in order

to ensure they are meeting their notice to appear obligation and they are appearing in court when they should appear in court. what phones are one of them. >> president biden left for delaware this afternoon there are no plans to visit the southern border, eric. eric: alright lucas thank you very much, arthel. arthel: right now to the war in ukraine rushing to evacuate civilians after a missile strike killed more than 50 innocent peoples and wounded thousand morris at an eastern train station yesterday. british prime minister boris johnson meeting with president zelenskyy and a surprise visit to kyiv today pre-praise ukrainian leaders encourage and the base of grave danger. >> and the last few weeks the world has found new heroes and those heroes are the people of ukraine. i think the ukrainians have shown the courage of a lion that

you vladimir have given the roar of that lien. arthel: alex is live with more hi alex. >> hi arthel. we are getting new footage of the devastation outside the capitol of kyiv. is building after building being leveled to not think about level and cars set on fire. but what is most striking of course for the ukrainian troops return of the people who live there are the bodies in the streets. people who have been killed. men, women, children some of this footage 50% of the buildings and outside of the capitol have been completely leveled and in bucha hundreds of people were found again just men, women and children. one woman there said she just needs electricity back given the difficulty to cook and stay warm in the cold. she spent time underground during the russian invasion.

so much so the time itself lost all sense of meaning. >> it's kind of hard to say how long it took. we were in the basement. the guys came out everything was burning there were a lot of dead bodies. x and there is a brutal footage of the missile tracks at a train station where thousands were waiting to flee. dozens were killed including children on the eastern side of the country but it shows the blood and body on the ground next to their luggage. over in borodyanka outside of kyiv the search potatoes for bodies that have not yet been found. police say hundreds of civilians have been trapped or buried under the rubble from blowing up buildings. european leaders back ukraine's defense of the territorial integrity, british prime

minister boris johnson traveled to kyiv today pledging more anti- aircraft and antitank missiles. zelenskyy thanking johnson for the visit and continued solidarity. meanwhile back here in lviv it is past curfew so the streets are quite empty for there not many cars or people out to spray they need to stay inside because of possible attacks. but according to the un, 7 million people are out of their home across the country. and 13 million people are living in places of instability. arthel, that's roughly half of the country. not in places of safety seeking a sense of normalcy but they had about six weeks ago, arthel. b5 unbelievable, alex hogan, thanks alex. so for the joint military drills right near ukraine's border. polish military officials say the drills are meant to quote harmonize the new defense forces as more american troops arrive to bolster nato defenses in case

putin is thinking about anything there. alexis mcadams live in poland with the latest force tonight. hi alexis. >> hi eric good evening. here in south east : there are lots of u.s. troops to receive them around the town square and we certainly saw them out there at the training facility is there on the ground with the nato exercises that were very intense. working with the polish military they are showing the world and showing moscow that they are prepared be the strong message from nato comes as those attacks have continued on ukraine. right now hundreds of troops in the u.s. 82nd airborne division are on the ground in eastern poland trading with u.s. army there. take a look on scene. here in poland, u.s. troops and polish troops are working together to strengthen the nato alliance but you can see here we have helicopters moving in during the intensive training exercises. members of the military show the

world they are ready for anything. >> we have to be prepared for different scenarios. fear is not the best advisor and defensive forward we have to be strong and united. >> now the polish ambassador to the un speaking earlier this afternoon for talking about what the polish forces need to doubt this comes as troops on the ground were showcasing javelin antitank missiles we've been talking about for several weeks now. those images use thermal imaging to lock-in on a targeted open fire they been pivotal on the fight finding ukrainian troops are going after these troops already oround in ukraine. the u.s. and other nato countries have thousands of tanks to ukraine here again this afternoon boris johnson is possibly going to send more. telling fox news out on the ground these weapons are key for ukraine military. >> we are proud of the rockets

and as it turns out the rockets have significantly supported the defense. capabilities of you ukraine troops to fight against the russian troops. >> as we talk about every single day at as you have heard from the president himself of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy they need more which includes antitank missiles these troops are also preparing with. russian state meeting though calling nato trainings here in poland provocative because they are so close to the border. but that was the points, hear these polish troops in the polish military bring him fox news. bringing a major media outlets from all over the country and all over the world so moscow could see they are prepared and nato stands united, erica. eric: setting putin a little lessons. alexis thank you. arthel: alright eric we're going to bring in doctor rebecca grant right now she's the president of independent research a national

security and military analysts and fox news contributor. the doctor grants, what insight do these new joint military exercises give you? >> i am glad to see our forces training and poland. you know we have 10,000 american forces there right now. it tells me for nato, deterrence is still job one. this is just strengthening nato's eastern border against any russian miscalculation or aggression. >> can we expect nato forces to engage in poodle putin's war over ukrainian soil at some point? >> it is hard to say. what we are watching now is really what is happening in the eastern part of the ukraine. where according to pentagon and other estimates rush is getting ready for an offensive that could be bigger than the attack on kyiv from several weeks ago. arthel: in fact here's a

pentagon press secretary john kirby on that. >> earlier on in this invasion they were working on three massively separate lines of access south, northeast, north -- northwest but never going to see the point to concentrate on smaller, fewer lines of access in a smaller geographic area. still a lot of combat power be applied in a smaller part of the country. arthel: so doctor brandt putin is losing this war to a formidable ukrainian military. is this more barbaric attacks by russia? conversely, how should ukraine prepare with the secretary it laid out? >> i am afraid we will see more turbotax like the one on the train station because russia will now use its airpower and its missiles to conduct a pretty heavy strikes all along the east. they are flying about 240

attacks per day. but i also expect ukraine has a great opportunity to prepare. they need to think about doing what worked around kyiv. that is a final link the russian attack forces onto the roads using mines and improvised explosive devices to keep them off the fields and in a place where ukraine can again is its great intelligence the drones and the antitank weapons to push back a new offensive from russia if and when it comes. arthel: so would you say president zelenskyy and his forces have enough forces and military equipment to continue warning off russian military in winnings putin's war against their nation? >> i think they can win, but do they have enough? that is really the key question right now with boris johnson visiting and others we see there is a real effort from the u.s.

and nato to resupply everything from small arms ammunition, which the soldiers need right up to the anti- weapons and air defense. now is the key time to get those supplies in. the good news in arthel it's all that western supply routes that bringing in the road, rail, air are still open and not under attack so we can resupply ukraine. arthel: and how quickly? >> as quickly as possible. it just depends. once it gets to poland and the other countries it can move and pretty fast. but when you are looking at getting more javelins into production that can be difficult. they are really trying to round up everything from around the alliance. it's great to see slovakia bringing in an s300 air system. it's a rush everything into ukraine before the next russian offensive gathers up. arthel: oh boy we hope this can be over and over soon pretty want ukraine to end this period,

doctor rebecca grant thank you very much. >> thank you. eric: a lot more coverage of course throughout the hour on the war in ukraine. meanwhile, critics say parental rights taking center stage in new jersey. the state rolls out a new lesson plan that would required second graders to learn about gender identity. will have the details on that classroom controversy straightahead okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ you see, son, with a little elbow grease, you can do just about anything. thanks, dad. that's right, robert.

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♪ ♪. arthel: parental rights front and center new jersey expecting outrage over new guidelines requiring elementary school students learned about gender identity in class. nay has a story he is live in hoboken, new jersey. haight and hp. >> hey arthel, parents think at least the parents we spoke with think first rate is too early to be talking about the sort of things it. and they think they are the ones who should be leading that discussion instead of t-shirts. here's what you need to know about this new guidelines by starting in september here in new jersey, kids as young as first grade will be learning about gender, gender identity and gender stereotypes will include discussions about their genitalia. here are parents were concerned. >> i just felt like it's taking advantage of their

vulnerability. it is just there is an overreach of what certain topics that are being taught in our schools. and i think that parents distract the conversation should be dealt with in a different manner by. >> and the majority, lisa feedback we are hearing is most parents once they are aware of what is going on there not in agreement with some of this. >> and fox news obtain a lesson plan called pink, blue and purple. parents receive this in the westfield school district in late february under the new guidelines for first grade insert talk about choosing their gender identity how their private parts may not match the gender of their choice. the lesson also calls for teachers to ask kids how they know if they are boy or girl for this comes after florida passed a law it recently prohibiting discussion of gender identity and sexual orientation and grades k through three. white house press secretary jen psaki had this to say about it.

>> i think this is a politically charged harsh law that is putting parents and lgbtq plus kids in a very difficult heartbreaking circumstance. >> arthel, here new jersey that parents we spoke with sayed they are the ones who feel they are innate tough situation with these new guidelines. i should point out parents can opt their children out of these exercises in school but they tell me they are worried there could be a stigma associated with doing that will send it back to you. arthel: nate foy thank you. eric: a scandal that opened up the secret service to man our charge is posing a federal agent due back in court on monday for the second appearance by the peers of bribing secret service operas with free apartments, iphones, flat screen tv and gifts and many questions about who they are and where did the potential money come from?

what were they doing? some of those agents assigned to the first lady's detail. alexandra hoff has more. >> among the secret service agents who were allegedly wooed by the suspect in their gifts once worked in the vicinity of the vice president's residence for another was assigned to protecting the first lady and perhaps even building and protecting the president according to fox news source. the big question is why these two men wanted to get into the good graces of those agents? on wednesday were arrested at a luxury d.c. apartment were items like weapons and equipment used for fraud and surveillance were seized. federal prosecutors likely to pretended to work for the department of homeland security and gave fort secret service agents things like phone, tv, even rent free apartments. >> the present rains confident in the leader of the secret service and be on that i would point to the secret service into the fbi. >> is not the national security

institute said there still concern where the money for the gifts came from. >> will assist in ever by foreign power to compromise these law enforcement officers for access but they never get access to their information and travel. >> yesterday the judge said he needed more information on travel history to pakistan and i run there for the hearing will continue on monday. interestingly, this case was brought to the fbi by a postal inspector gone to the suspects apartment for an assault allegation involving a postal carrier, eric. eric: all right exile andrea -- alexander thank you so much for be of tragic nude from the football league for you that after a dump truck hit him as he is trying to cross a south florida highway on footprint happened earlier this morning. haskins reportedly was in florida trading with other

steelers players cut the league's attention during his junior season at ohio state when he threw 50 touchdown passes and spent two seasons in washington before he signed with the steelers. it is expected to battle for the starting quarterback job this season. steelers head coach mike tomlin said this in a statement quote i am devastated and at a loss for words with the under fortunate words of his passing he quickly became part of the family in pittsburgh is one of the hardest workers both on the field and in our community. dwayne was a great teammate but even more so a tremendous friend to so many. i am truly heartbroken. our thoughts are with his wife in entire family during this difficult time. dwayne haskins was just 24 years old.

eric: russia could end its cooperation on the international space station two years in 2024 pray that is according to experts who say moscow is only committed to the iss until then that make over the crippling sanctions with the war in ukraine as an excuse to cut the ties. but will mean for the future of space travel and the iss? best-selling author of arauca boys joins us. this made into the film october sky he was the author of many books and retired managed to negotiate with the russians on the iss and most recent book is a new memoir titled don't blow yourself up. which includes his time negotiating with the russians about the iss. welcome to fox news channel this afternoon. >> thanks for having me on. eric: course but you know the russians well you have dealt with them and the iss. first of all, what would it mean if the international space

station the one area of cooperation between our two countries, what happens if they pull out? >> well you know the optics right now are really not very good. especially we are seeing every day the killing of innocent men, women, children in ukraine and here we are cooperating with the russians up on the international space station. but i do not see the russians leaving. we signed in 1998 a state department level memo of understanding between the united states, russia, europe, japan and canada for the operations of the space station. there really is no mechanism for any of the partners to leave. if russians decided to leave we could certainly operates the iss without them. but right now there's simply no mechanism to see that partnership ended. >> right now they are providing -- one thing they are providing is a way to get up

there. do we see alternative ways to do that? and what their potential loss which you don't think is going to happen with that have such an adverse impact on the iss that it cannot operate anymore? >> no not at all. as a matter fact most likely we will suspend curing any of our astronauts up on their voyages in the future we have the dragon will soon have the starter liner. we've got a couple of ways to get our folks up there the europeans and the canadians and the japanese as well. so we don't really need them but one thing they have been doing is boosting the space station to a safe orbit every few months. we also have the capability of doing that right now. essentially if the russians decided to leave the impact would beat mostly down on the ground. they do keep track of some of the operations on the station from their operations in moscow. but if that went away we would work around it.

eric: here's bill nelson the director of nasa discussing this let's listen. >> professional relationship and the civilian space program between the cosmonauts and the astronauts, it is just steady very professional. remember it this has been going on for a long time. remember we started in the midst of the cold war with the soviet union. eric: that's an interesting view from the former senator from florida that it is a professional relationship. what does that relationship like? you've dealt with the russians for you guys are professionals in your interest is space the final frontier in science. >> well, on the technical level we certainly worked well with the russians for over 20 years but we actually started after the cold war, not to correct administrator nelson, it was in 1994 and 1995 that we started

after the soviet union had fallen we really negotiated with the russians to cope operate the international space station. working with the russians can be pretty direct and pretty graphic. you have to get a little bit gruff right back with them and make sure you are able to sustain operations and work with them for it i really never had any problem with the russians at all. you don't really at a technical level but again, this is the international space station in our agreement is at a higher level the state department level and it's at the national space council level. i would really like for the vice president was in charge of the national space council to bring together including the russians and let's discuss rather than yelling at each other over twitter what's really discuss are going to continue operations on the international space station or if one of our partners wants to leave, bid them farewell and let's keep going. store your pilot you wrote the

wonder farmer more arauca boys growing up in west virginia being inspired by >> now the film october sky. just really inspirational. i'm glad you're confident they won't pull out but at least it will keep going. because it is still up there doing its thing. >> i don't think the russians have anywhere to go if they truth is known for that already pulled away all their commercial satellite projects they have so they are losing a bunch of money thereby were were not going to be flying our astronauts on their rockets anymore up to the space station. so really, without going to the international space station where they go? their whole space program would collapse. i do not see them leaving. but again the optics right now are really, really terrible. we need to work at a very professional level with them but remember that right now their government is acting very irrationally and just be

prepared for almost anything with them. >> it is putin's government at least for now. we will see what happens. nasa engineer and best-selling author homer hickam. thank you and thank you for all you've done for our country. >> thank you. arthel: after will smith now reacting to a ten year ban from the oscars for slapping chris rock and yelling expletives during class month award show. christina coleman is live in los angeles with those details. >> hi arthel. in a brief statement will smith said he accepts and respects the academy's decision by the academy president and ceo released a statement on the matter saying in part this action we are taking is in response to will smith behavior is a step towards a larger goal of protecting the safety of our performers and guests. and restoring trust in the academy. we also hope this can begin a time of healing and restoration for all involved and impacted. smith was led to state the oscars and accept the award for best actor after slapping chris

rock and cursing at him from the audience or joke of will's wife. the academy apologize how it initially handled the situation saying they quote fell short and were unprepared for the unprecedented. smith had already resigned from the academy last friday calling his actions at the march 27 oscars ceremony painful and inexcusable. as the organizations rules stand now smith is no longer a voting member in the academy since he resigned. entertainment analysts weighing in. >> for a guy like will smith who is a bona fide superstar, this is really just about prestige for him. i think it is in embarrassment for him to not be in the academy. i don't think it's going to have deep significant wide ranging consequences for his career but he's made something like six and

a half billion dollars worldwide. and this is a business. >> so, based off the academy's disciplinary actions and corporal smith console got nominated for his work and win an oscar but he is not allowed to attend an oscar ceremony or any other academy events for ten years over his outburst, arthel. >> live in los angeles christina coleman thank you christina, eric. >> in georgia it's the u.s. military ultimate test of skill and stamina. hundreds of soldiers from all five branches teaming up to find out who among them is the best ranger we are live in fort benning with that straightahead. to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase.

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arthel: it being a father is no easy task but even the best dad could use some advice that is where alex comes of this popular podcast, first class of fatherhood is interviewed to politics made in sports he is now turning all of that with him into a book also called first class of fatherhood which hits doors april 12. alex adjoins us now so all the anecdotes of thought provoking laced with lessons. what are a few you want to share this today? >> arthel thank you so much for having on the show. i have four children myself there so much i have been able to learn from during these interviews with these guys that have accomplished so much on

their life from all spectrums, all different backgrounds. my oldest is 15 i'm just about to get into all these different things or make kids start dating there introduced all these other things i have not gone through to have a chance to talk to some of the dads who are now grandfathers has a just been so rewarding to myself. i know it has helped so many other dads out there as well. arthel: i have a question for you, how can females help men become good fathers? >> i think listening to podcasts like first class of fatherhood, reading a book to see were dads are coming from her there something in there for the bombs, for the wives in there as well but even if it is just to get an idea of where the men are coming from this also guys who may be interested in listening to i had several of the backstreet boys on there a lot of reality tv show starts on there for there's something in there for everybody. arthel: but what would you say is the answer to that question, you personally? >> as far as what? >> how can females help men become better fathers?

>> i would think by listening and by being there for them. and listen, i think right now we are seeing the breakdown of our nuclear family unit in this country. whatever we can do to nourish the family unit is going to benefit the entire country, the entire society the community as well. so women as well as men husbands and fathers, husbands and wives, moms and dads need to be there for one another listen to where each others coming from, tried to show support and listen to other moms and wives that have been there and done that to try to get some advice where they can think that is the best thing part find somebody has had some success and listen to them success is certainly a blueprint for a. >> listing is really key. here's another one for you for i know you said you are a father for. what what is the difference between being a father and being a dad? >> i am not a biologist but i think anybody can really be a dad. but to be a father you really have got to be involved in your kids lives we have a father was crisis going on in our country it's the number one social issue

we are having going on. if we could just bring our dad back into the lives of our children think 90% the problems are seeing in this country start to dissolve pretty quickly pretty anybody can have a kid yes we know that. but being a dad takes a whole lot more commitment it's about becoming a better person being at dad's being a better man. there are spectrums of my life i never could've imagined before i had kids now that i have them i love to learn, grow, develop, change along with them they teach me more about myself than i am teaching them at times very. >> at this point in your life i know changes over the course of time but what are they teaching you, your children teaching you about yourself at this moment? >> i would say patience is the number one thing right there i'm learning a lot have two teenagers in the house right now it's funny how quickly we forget we were teenagers at one point. now i know what my parents were talking about i am someone who lost both of my peers before became a father myself and i do not have them to lean on to ask questions or advice from. i am kind of open and honest

with them about some of the mistakes i made and willing to apologize and say hey listen i am trying to learn this as well. i have never done this before bear with me i don't think i remember my dad telling me sorry for anything. something i find myself doing and not a preacher of my kids especially want to punish the wrong kid for the wrong crime. [laughter] you can't do that. well thank you for joining us for you take care of yourself and to your family, alex take care, thanks. >> syncs for having me arthel. eric: best job for a man being a dad. while part of america's most qualified soldiers there facing off this weekend in a grueling contest to see who will be crowned the best of the best. charles watson live that's on charles, there he is at the best ranger competition at fort benning, georgia. charles you are running around throwing a blueberry grenade thing earlier. you're getting to know yourself. [laughter] >> i was trying my best out here. it is the rangers have been at

it all day long. they've been jumping from course to course try to get to these warlike scenarios as quickly as they possibly can. that brings us to this particular course is called the demolition because the rangers get to blow stuff up. who doesn't love that. ranger teams, two at a time run over to the tables you see here for they have to pick up the pen, right on some paper they have to take a test to know the essentials of what is called an exterior door reaching charges. it's basically an explosive, erica. once they are finished with that they get ten minutes to put together the exterior and check exterior door reaching charge for the run the wire down to the door if you can show the door down there at the end of the lanes and just imagine that is a building braid they need to get excited to engage a high value target. once they have got their charge connected they run back up. they jump into these bunkers that you see over here and they let it rip.

if you see that? did you hear that loud ask lotion. eric, you see these go a whole lot better once they leave the explosive out of my hand and put them in the professional's hands. that's why these guys are competing for best ranger it's as simple as that. >> we thank them for their service. all of the men and women around the world and serviced by the armed forces there they are training and doing this this weekend for the best of the best. charles watson is out there in the field. and off to the next event charles and fort benning thank you. and we'll be right back. you ne, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪

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arthel: all eyes on tiger woods at the masters today. part of six ordinary comebacks in the car crash left him with serious leg injuries last year. steve harrigan is alive in augusta, georgia. so steve, how is the master doing? >> arthel, everyone following tiger woods of the practice rounds and on his third round is just about to wrap up that third round after making the cut for the weekend after two days of very good play here and he is

too over for the day today he is in about 24th place he stopped right in the top of the leaderboard but still a remarkable showing firm and people were wondering if he was going to walk again after that car accident 14 months ago. woods has said he is a little bit rusty after not playing competitively for about a year end a half. but he said he isn't proud of the way he has battled back and all three rounds, here is tiger. >> have not played a lot of tournaments as of late it's a little bit rusty but i'm starting to come around. i felt good about how i fought back today and got myself -- i could easily kick myself out of the tournament today but i kept myself in it. >> it is that right leg that was most seriously injured requiring multiple surgeries both in the leg and the ankle parts got rods, pins, screws and it now. woods joked is a medical team including physical therapist had to take hours to get him ready to play each day. almost like nascar mechanics getting a car ready for race,

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a wild fox stole the spotlight in washington this week sending capitol hill into a frenzy. chad pergram looks back at the fourth like it moment in the spotlight. >> those who work on capitol hill are morning a tail blazer. this is on capitol hill close to the u.s. capitol. it's where the capitol fox lives in a den. this is a eulogy to the capitol fox. >> we barely got to know you, capitol fox but you are one of us among thousands who work on capitol hill. congressional aid, the police officers, the reporters for just

a few days capitol fox, you pulled us away from the tedium of capitol hill. committee hearings. >> the finance committee will come to order. >> roll call vote. >> the senate i. press conferences. >> you lived among us surrounding the capitol. everyone meeting you. >> have you seen the box here on the capitol grounds? >> you have? >> i what senator joni ernst early one morning at the foot of capitol hill. >> little fox. i hope he doesn't get hit. >> confidently crossing the ground, long tail in the air. we felt like we nuke you, capitol fox even as many of us want fortunate enough to see you. kidnapped by you. >> the weirdest thing, there was a small preparation.

it didn't see anything like that. >> doctors injected him with seven shots after that account. many rooted for the fox on the run to allude animal control but although she was by, they finally outfoxed her. the you sent euthanized the capitol fox, fox polls. many of us could say just tango foxtrot for a few days on capitol hill everyone was thinking outside the fox. capitol fox will never. on capitol hill, chad pergram. fox news. >> chad had to say it because it is what it is. you know, eric. i'm sorry they had to put the fox down but they did it in a

nice way. you know, everywhere i go, there is a fox. [laughter] >> just leave it, you are all that and a bag of chips. just leave it there. [laughter] >> here at fox news. ♪♪ >> hello, everyone. i am julie banderas, welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. sean. >> not for the vp. white house kamala harris going massless after the director get covid. >> tomi. >> the biden administration losing courts. ♪♪