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one child was among the victims. the city has been considered a safe haven for countless refugees during the war. matt. >> just behind me is a tire repair facility that was hit by one missile. there were four missile strikes total in this region, three were military targets and one ended up being a domestic or civilian locations, which is what you are looking at. 40 cars were damaged or destroyed. you see the windowed blasted out of the facility. there is small smoke coming from it. we have to acknowledge what a remarkable response from emergency crews here. dozens of different emergency crews quickly getting the fires out here in this area. this is just feet away from a

railway. the repair facility is a target because ukrainians are transferring military supplies on trains and refugees are coming and going on the railways. we talked to a young man who lives in the area and here is what he had to say. >> yes, people have fear and -- explosion on themselves and they are scared. sgls right now, you could still smell the smoke and the burnt rubber. beginning 8:45 this morning, we saw black plumes across the city and 48 hours ago, four russian missiles were intercepted and this morning the missiles were not intercepted and the last strike in lviv was on march 24th. just to give the setting. lviv is far western side of ukraine, a short distance from poland, town of 800,000 people.

there are a lot of refugees from the eastern block of russia, seeking a safe haven. thousands of people on saturday were coming and going and there were heartbreaking stories of mothers and children, new sdlt borns leaving the town seeking safety. the train station is active in this area and there is a military base not far from here. there were air raid sirens going off this morning and we were given the all clear. remarkable cleanup on both on the street and the side of the missile strike. back to new york. >> todd: this war has been going on for weeks now and yes, all of ukraine is a war zone. there was a sense, at least from us, that lviv was safe or safer than other places. has that sense of calm been

destroyed with this air strike? >> i'm sure. when we got word of the air strike, there is a sense of dread that comes over, people go quiet and move around quietly and quickly. we talked to two people here, they said, we are afraid. it seems like people are going to carry on with their lives, they are aware death could be around the corner. in the town of lviv, traffic is back in action, people are walking on the streets and not living in fear. they are being resilient, that is clear across the region. >> todd: remarkable. stay safe. the crisis at our southern border, two dozen known or suspected terrorists were captured in 2021. >> carley: alexandria hoff has more. >> that is the number of those

who have been identified in all this. in 2021, 23 known or suspected terrorists were caught at the border. there are those due to strained resources are unable to be processed in a way that would raise a red flag. in march, 221,000 were encountered by border protection. governor abbott is bussing migrants to washington, d.c. over the weekend, the sixth bus arrived. this may prompt action, but not in her home state. >> if we see mass immigration of illegal aliens, you will see walls go back up against the capitol. while we're leaving a wall down and ignoring the effect it is having on our country, it is criminal and needs to upon to. >> the number of encounters are

expected to surge as the biden administration plans to end title 42os may 23rd. arizona's attorney general weighs in on this. >> so the biden administration is decriminalizing and deincentivizing people coming here. title 42 is stopping further invasion of this country and they want to rescind that, which will have devastating consequences to the country. >> temporary detention housing for migrants upset the community, they had no say in this. internal watch dog group found ice spent $17 million on hotels like that one, no bid contracts and that space went largely

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deadly toll across america. our next guest is a mother who lost her son to an being at fentanyl overdose over a year ago. jasmine joins us now. i know this is incredibly difficult to talk about, you are on a mission to warn parents about the dangers of fentanyl. if you could, tell us about jalen is what happened to him. >> jalen was amazing, he was an actor, he acted in school plays. he was a musicia he was working full time and enjoying life, he was a great person and everybody loved him. he had the biggest heart, i miss him so much. >> carley: it was an accidental overdose. he didn't know he was taking fentanyl. can you explain that? >> him and his friend got it and

thought it was percocet. when they examined his body and did the autopsy and stuff, only a quarter of the pill dissolved and it was straight fentanyl, nothing else in his system. it was straight fentanyl. >> carley: what is your message to parents this morning who have teenagers or young adults and they are worried their kids might be targeted by fentanyl? >> we need to teach our kids, i had never heard of fentanyl and it is now getting worse. i would like to let parents know it can happen to them, it is not typically -- people think of someone overdosing and think of a needle in someone's arm or they are a drug and he this is happening to average kids, just wanting to have fun one time or

experimenting and they are dying because of it. they don't have a tolerance built up, it is terrifying. >> carley: your message is critically important, as of thisser yoo, 4.2 thousand pounds have been seized. the dea warning there is a spike in overdoses. do you think the biden administration should be doing more to present this? >> absolutely. it is not even talked about. i had never heard of fentanyl until the day he died. they suspected fentanyl, i was like, what is that? every needs to be aware. they need to start prosecuting drug dealers giving it to other than which, which they have not started doing that when i'm at,

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>> todd: one wondering if the gop is compromised and suppressing damaging information about the president. brooke singman joins us with more. brooke. >> brooke: good morning. today president biden is welcoming back the white house easter egg rule, some say the comeback is overshadowed by questions surrounding hunter biden. republican lawmakers say the laptop shows connection between the president and hiss deals. are they suppressing the facts? >> is this president, is he compromised? is his family compromised? is doj suppressing this? if they are, are they compromised? >> we have the laptop and the laptop is a treasure trove of obviousness, direct communication between the president and his son.

>> brooke: the president and his son taking a few days away spending easter weekend together at camp david. >> todd: john durham's probe implicating the cia. >> brooke: allegations by michael sussmann tying donald trump to russian bank were untrue and unsupported. john durham explained while the fbi did not reach an ultimate conclusion, the data was found to not be technically plausible, did not withstand scrutiny, contained gaps and was user created and not machine generated. michael sussmann is accused of lying to the fbi for not saying who he was working for when he came forward to report information. his trial will begin next month.

>> todd: democrats and members of media bashing elon musk for fighting cnnorship and buying twitter. >> elon musk is a danger to freedom of speech. creating arena of hate is what that sounds like, opportunity for him to have no consequences. >> carley: danger to free speech. joe concha joins us now, what do you make of that comment? >> joe: has this person ever been on twitter before? i'm pretty sure right now it is an arena for hate, a hell scape. if elon musk comes in, utaupia will change in a hurry and meltdown over the takeover is the best comedy ever, guys. look, i think the real underlining story, one would expect reinstate of a certain president, not talking about jimmy carter, but donald trump

is making people go ballistic. if musk is successful, maybe twitter will get out of business of banning those who don't conform to left wing twitter and stories problematic to power won't get squashed and that prospect is scary, at this point twitter has served as an activist organization than social media platform embracing free speech. >> todd: i love the irony musk is against free speech by promoting more free speech. joe, this happened on msnbc over the weekend. listen. >> we've seen this party become radicalized and become unfit for the mainstream and untethered for democracy and if you turn control of this government over to the republicans, you are turning over the democracy. >> todd: we've heard lies about

threats to democracy for months now. as we're less than seven months away from the midterm, do you see us landing any vote between now and then? >> i'm from this old school sort of philosophy, todd and carley, that says you need a positive message to deliver when running for office. the democratic party thinks that sound of stuff will resonate with people, when they sit around a table or at happy hour talking about democracy is in peril if a certain party takes over. i'm sorry, no one thinks that way, they want the positive bumper sticker, positive message. look what they are trying to to do to glenn youngkin in november in that election as far as that governor's race. they tied to paint him as radical and youngkin ran on the issues, republicans have to ignore the noise and run on

inflation being at 40-year high and crime out of control and the border not secure and education like youngkin did and the world is not stable right now. you run on all the things and i sa, here is what you do to make things better and solve the problems. it will be a red tsunami in november. >> carley: you are right, joe, thank you for joining us this monday morning, appreciate it. happy belated easter. turn to adam kott. >> junior. >> what i go by. you will not love this forecast, winter is flaring up day after easter. large area seeing really cold air in northern plains shifting to midwest and the northeast.

you see the temperatures, it is with this big massive rain and snow moving across the country, it becomes noticeable, this is big heavy thunderstorms, running north from indianapolis and stretching north, big snow storm sweeping the midwest. it will linger into your tuesday, right along the coast, that is nothing, but rain. interior areas, that is snowfall. snow yet to come, some interior -- there you go, todd, maybe a foot of snow in upstate new york. a really big snow event happening today into tuesday, tonight a mess and wind up and down the coast. right along the coast line, just rain. >> todd: no, my snow blower this

weekend, there is no snow coming. my snow blower has been drained of gas. >> carley: and that is liquid gold these days. >> we won't see you tomorrow, is that what you are saying? >> carley: you are now junior, no longer senior meteorologist. >> todd: switching from blue to red thanks to the way they are handling the border crisis. >> it is not fair for my family and folks i know doing i think thiss the right way. >> come on over, we'll help you, we are here for you, they are going to need the government to survive. >> carley: rachel campos-duffy sat down with hispanic voters in the lone star state and will tell us what she learned just months out from the election. why is guy fieri in the neighbors' kitchen? it's slider sunday! sliiiiiiiiii-der sunday!

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>> todd: florida department of education rejecting 41% of textbooks arguing they include prohibitive subjects like critical race theory. governor ron desantis saying publishers attempted to slapnew

paint on an old house. >> carley: parents taking a domnants role. a pair of parents and a school board member joined us with a preview what to expect. >> don't mess with a mom's child or you are going to get a fight. >> schools teach their values. >> there will be a lot of surprises in november, they are right, the power of parents will speak volume. >> carley: voters should focus on crisis of literacy and low test scores. support for the republican party issin gaing steam as president biden's approval rating is now at 26% among that demographic. >> todd: rachel campos-duffy traveled to the lone star state to hear what hispanic voters had to say. rcd is live in the studio. >> rachel: in the house.

26% number means hispanics are more dissatisfied with president biden and his administration than any other demographic, more dissatisfied than whites, than asian, they are unhappy working class. i spoke with a diverse group in texas, we were able to get together essential americans, people married to cuban in american. diverse group to get a handle on where the hispanic people are as we approach this midterm. they call themselves the sleeping giant. sgls we're in plano, texas, trying to get a feel, temperature of the hispanic vote. how many of you know hispanic families hurting because of inflation? >> i would say inflation is realtime, we see it, feel it and it is going to draw latinos to

the voting booth. >> hispanics care about being able to work and provide for their families. >> government destroys this idea, we won't be able to reach that american dream that i moved here for at 19. >>in ita, you have been private school, home school teacher, what other than cans you about the american education system? >> the move and dreksz in what we are teaching children, we have to get back to being focused on actual education items. >> are you worried about zero tolerance and gender ideology? >> absolutely. >> mayorkis, kamala harris, they say the border is not open. is the border open? >> yeah. people are flooding our border. that puts a bunch of individuals at risk at the hands of the cartel. >> the kids, it is not parents

sending their kids over here to get a better life, it is kids being kidnapped to get over here. they are the worst type of people. >> rachel: is government complicit in exploitation of children across this border? >> it is horrible, trump was trying to get a hold on the situation. >> do we need a wall? >> we need a wall absolutely. >> anybody have a theory why joe biden changed the system? >> this is long-term demographic play? >> yes, they are losing america left and right. >> should the president and kamala harris come to the border? >> im00 not sure that would make a difference, one thing that would make a difference is support and growing support for the bipartisan slugsz act. it is time for congress to stop kicking the can down the road.

>> is illegal immigration cheapening citizenship? >> yes, ma'am. it is not fair for folks like my family and folks that i know that are doing things the right way and then willy nilly let someone come in and not do things the right way, it is unfair for all parties involved. >> biden's message, come on over, we will help you, we are here for you. they will need the government to survive. end result of that is socialism. yeah. we don't want socialism. >> rachel: how many of you think crime is top issue for hispanic? >> when you look at how the democratic party has been so soft on crime and you have democrat members of congress who are constantly bashing law enforcement and want to get rid

of ice. most border patrol agents are hispanic and most have someone in their family in law enforcement. >> rachel: if you were advising the republican party, who would you tell them to do to get hispanic vote? >> go to hispanic community and educate, do meet and greet. latino value is republican values. >> we agree on everything, it is getting that value to the ballot box and getting them to vote according to their values. >> every hispanic is conservative. the hispanic latino community is the sleeping giant in the room. >> latino vote is not something we'll stop talking about after midterm or 2024, latino vote is diverse, even on this know pael. keep this conversation open.

a welcoming message to hispanic community, not just understanding conversation is wide and broad and there are many seats at the table for this conversation. >> carley: wow, watching that piece, i was reflecting on the top aoc said texas will slip blue, doesn't look like that is the case. >> carley: if you invite the cartel and problems into the southern border states, you defund police, ruin schools do indoctrination about transgender and undermine everything culturally, they don't want to vote for you. >> todd: white liberals said you are not latin x. >> rachel: no one calls themselves latin x in the

community. we believe in masculine and feminine. >> carley: i love what the lady said in the top left, she says biden administration message has been come here and we'll welcome you and human you. people need help, there are government programs and it your honor its into something that looks like something similar to socialism. >> rachel: she would know, she is venezuelan married to a cuban. >> carley: that house does not like socialism, they know what it being loos like. >> rachel: hispanics don't, they are self-reliant and greatest demographic for small businesses and they are not happy. this is golden opportunity for conservatives and the republican party if they move in there. >> carley: you did a great job with the piece, you asked right questions and found diverse

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this is highest inflation we've seen in my lifetime, we don't know who is coming into this country. the number being 23 is frightening to me, i guarantee you the number is i hooer than that. >> todd: title 42 set to end at the end of may, 18,000 higrants expected in our country each day and the biden administration let's the chaos get worse. doesn't it increase the chance one individual could do something horrible to our homeland? >> of course it does. biden is declaring the pandemic is over at the border, yet we are forced to wear masks on airplanes. we have no idea who they are. one side note, not just from a terrorist idea, this administration is empowering the

cartel. we have enough fentanyl to kill every american plus five times. defunding the police, we should be terrifyd and they should use this as opportunity to address this issue of national security at the border and they are failing to do so, it is unamerican and must stop. >> todd: homeland security watch dog showed ice blew money on empty hotel rooms for migrants. today is tax day, taxpayers write that check, shouldn't they be ticked their dollars are going to empty hotel rooms for illegals? >> i tell you what, my wife and i just paid our tax bill a couple days ago and it was pretty hefty. $17 million of our money went to

efforts like this. instead of turning everything into gold, that i have turned everything into disaster. that is the reason i am running for congress, we have to take our country back in november and the american people are paying attention, seeing hypocrisy, we must do better. >> todd: what will you do if you win? >> secure our border, it is simple. get our supply chain house back in order. how about we secure the world by allowing the world to use our oil instead of killing the oil and gas industry. it is actually quite easy if we put america first. >> todd: glad you got going, we see what comes out of our paycheck, that is going to this? unbelievable. wesley hunt, good luck with the campaign, have a great week. >> todd: new mass shootings

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♪ >> carley: three mass shootings rocking the nation as crime surges from coast to coast this easter weekend. >> todd: ashley strohmier has all the details? >> rocked this easter weekend in multiple incidents. it does include a massive air b. and b. party in pittsburgh where two 17-year-old boys were killed. police say at least 200 people were at the party when the shots rang out hitting at least 11 people. as many as 50 shots were shot off. no suspects named in the attack.

but then in columbia, south carolina, police arrested a suspect in connection with saturday's shooting at a shopping mall that left 14 people hurt that suspect was charged with unlawfully carrying a firearm. but was released on just a $25,000 bond and is permitted to go-to-and from work. with an ankle monitor. police say more charges are possible and they are seeking at least two other suspects. and a third mass shooting yesterday morning also in south carolina. at least 9 people were hurt near a restaurant in rural hampton county. still unclear what led to the shooting and police have yet to release any further information. meanwhile, in portland, a local county sheriff issuing a warning over the surge of violent crime writing, quote: we need to act with a sense of issue genesee. summer is approaching at a time when we typically see increase of via balance our community. violent crime, traffic fatalities and overdose deaths are at historically high rates. without action we can expect twors come.

this as leadership gets behind former nypd commissioner bill bratton and blaming years of progressive policies for getting us here. >> major mistakes made throughout the years that destroyed the trust that the police commissioner is talking about. we have to reveal that trust. >> we cannot lose fight of the victims of crime. we believe brings balance but we lose sighted. >> changes as you heard follows the apprehension of frank james the tuesday subway shooting that he left 7 hurt. >> carley: let's bring in nancy mace. congresswoman good morning to you. i want to start with the mall shooting that happened in your home state. 14 people injured and the judge sets the bail at $25,000 for one of the suspects. is he allowed to go to work with an ankle monitor. what do you make of that? >> well, it's crazy. 14 people, as you said, were

shot or injured and the perpetrator is going to go to work with an ankle belatelet and only have $25,000 bond. and based on what you said earlier, too. they're only being charged with unlawfully carrying a firearm. let me guess a criminal decided not to apply for a carry, conceal permanent. i'm shocked. this is insanity. we all know that crime has gotten worse here in the united states over the last two years. democrats want to defund the police. that is clearly not the answer here. >> todd: guess what concerns me most about this congresswoman is look, carley and i do these stories in new york and california all the time about bail not being high enough. bail reform. >> this is law and order state. this is south carolina. if this is happening there. this has to be happening almost in every town and city in our country. >> right. if it's happening in south carolina, it's happening everywhere across the nation. and it's really scary.

have you seen mayors now coming and begging to the federal government for more funding because they have defunded the police or had their stays defund the communities because of the movement the last two years. quite frankly you are seeing violence increase everywhere across the country. i'm very lucky. i have great hard core sheriffs and chiefs of police in the country. we don't have much much a problem with that what you are seeing around the nation is scary this person shah shot or injured 14 people. 14 people is now just gonna take a walk and go to work the next day like no big deal. i wonder what his co-workers were thinking. >> carley: when you look at polls, congresswoman. one of the issues that americans are most concerned about is crime. so if republicans take back control of the house and senate, what can be done on this issue to make america a safer place. >> well, certainly certain states and blue cities to fund

their states at the state level. we need to ensure that our law enforcement and one of the most dangerous jobs in the nation right now, that those states are giving those folks pay raises. they are putting their lives on the line, making sure that we investigate in community policing. and that our communities and police are going into communities. that he this are not afraid thoonsd they meet children in the community and go to schools and make sure they are there to keep all these communities safe. number two, ensure when you break the law you are held accountable for doing that it's shocking to see this happening in our backyard here in south carolina. age. >> todd: finally congresswoman new york coast pushing fear over covid but not crime rates. the progressives who run new york insist that their failures in crime, poverty and education housing policy were foisted upon them. so instead of confronting real problems they embrace absurd pointless measures like mass mandates. besides parental rights, is this

argue. the key point that republicans need to make come midterms? >> what would we do? would we allow title 42 to expire? no, we would not. would we asked to covid-19 funding. while we say it is a risk. no we would not. we are making sure that he would tack bling inflation, taxes and spending all of those things adding to supply chain woes that we're going to address immigration. how are we going to do that? oversight i had one hearing on the border about the northern border. we have less than 10,000 apprehensions every year. we are going to have a hearing on the border. are we going to fix our border issues? what are we going to do about hunter biden's laptop. we are going to focus on how our future is going to look and turn our country around for the better people will have better jobs and better pay and be very supportive of every community across the country. that's what i'm running on and i hope that every republican is, too.

>> carley: congresswoman nancy macy, thank you for joining us this morning we appreciate. >> thank you. >> carley: also as it relates to crime 23 known suspected terrorists caught on the southern border in 2021. you have to wonder if that's going to move the needle at all for the biden administration to act on this issue. >> todd: think of all the harvard work our people did to keep our nation safe with that "fox & friends" begins right now. >> sadly, you are looking at devastation. >> six people are dead, eight wounded after russian missiles reigned down on an area of lviv. >> had we moved the weapons to ukraine earlier it would have saved thousands of lives. >> deadly violence rocked this easter week. >> a many wops body found inside a duffle bag along a popular walking path in queens. >> can't be allowing those are dangerous to continue to be on our streets. >> we are learning nearly two dozen known or suspected terrorists were at that point temperatured in