>> laura: oh, my god. what happened to the bikes? by the way, just think of it this way. your tax dollars went to pay for that. you should just hire actors, okay? don't forget your dvr from a set of four "the ingraham ingle" overnight 10:00 p.m. one of thee big town halls thursday, governor desantis and orlando. see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ >> carley: it is official, elon musk striking a deal to buy twitter for a whopping $44 billion. he is promising to reduce censorship and make the platform "better than ever." you are watching "fox & friends first" i am carley shimkus. >> todd: celebrating a speech but the left my marianne rafferty with coverage this morning, marianne. >> good morning, todd and carley. now the elon musk, place of the

social media platform on notice. their jobs are safe for at least six months into officially takes over. elon musk explaining the reasons for $34 billion buyout in the statement "free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is the digital town square that matters to the humanity are debated." musk plans to make twitter better by getting rid of destructive and algorithms to make the platform fair for everyone. parcels david portnoy banned from twitter says, it is about time. >> the major thing, whenever you look why is one side planning and the other side isn't? that tells me everything. give people a level playing field. all people want is the ability to speed stomach speak back. >> the stock price under 6% from monday's open at $51.70 before a

trading freeze. former traitorous ceo jack dorsey supporting his support for musk, a platform and is included. this is why i chose him. thank you both for getting the company out of an impossible situation. this is the right task. i believe it with all my heart. jeff bezos choosing twitter to launch a conspiracy theory eluding china benefiting from musk buyout. a huge shanghai materials for lithium batteries from china. jeff bezos say interesting question, doesn't the chinese government with leverage over the town square? mistry action from hollywood including this tweet from actor and rapper ice cube who was suspended on twitter, free at last, elon musk take off my shadow banned, homey. already accounts back on twitter including tucker carlson and mark levin. todd and carley, back to you.

>> todd: marianne rafferty, elon musk take over the away threat to democracy. >> carley: the return of free speech, many conservatives are returning to social media platform but not former president trump. brooke singman joins us live. brooke. >> president trump told me "he is not going on twitter. but you will use his own social media platform through social instead. trump telling me he hopes elon musk will purchase the company because he expects he will make improvements to it and said he is a good man. trump was suspended from twitter, facebook, instagram and snapchat after the capitol riot january 6, 2021 after the company deemed his post inflammatory punitive order governor ron descent and celebrating musk's purchase of twitter and the platform will be a place of free speech can thrive in a not a tool for narrative enforcement. about as republican celebrate twitter's new ownership testing it is a win for free speech,

democrats are renewing call for big tech crackdown by congress. senator elizabeth warren leaving that charge, pushing her wealth tax on billionaires to hold billionaires like elon musk accountable peer at the white house calling for accountability to social media companies while refusing to comment on accountability president trump's return to twitter, listen. >> no matter who runs or owns twitter, the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms with the power they have over our everyday lives. the tech platform to be held accountable for the harm they caused. >> meanwhile, the white house said president biden with strong reform to 2:30 of the communication that shields social media companies from being held liable for content platforms and allowing them to moderate that content. the white house said biden is encouraged there is bipartisan interest for reform, carley. >> carley: brooke singman live

for us, thank you. it happen elon musk wakes up one day and says he likes twitter and doesn't like how it is run. we will buy it and he can because he's worth $268 billion. now the richest person in the world controls what people call the most important town square in the world. the reaction laid out has been absolutely wild. i can't get over elizabeth warren. this deal is dangerous for our democracy. how is acquiring adequate funding that benefits shareholders in a capitalistic society to promote free speech dangerous to democracy? i do like elon musk tweet, "i hope my worst critics remain on twitter because that is what free speech means." >> todd: he gets it. he understands and why he invested so much money and buying this. to the elizabeth warren point that you see so much in the twittersphere on social media on

everybody on the left. free speech automatically means disinformation. no. that is not the case. free speech means free speech. just because the left loses their monopoly over the control of information doesn't mean that all of a sudden, everything ucl thayer and twitter, online, anywhere will be disinformation. >> carley: i do think twitter has an outside information on the conversation writ large and i was reading 10% of twitter users create 92% of the tweet spirit of that group 70% of them are left-leaning. so, it definitely does not reflect the makeup of america. one of the things elon musk said before he officially bought the company is that a lot of people are no longer using twitter. like the top ten people with the most followers, obama, katie. they rarely tweet. so he wants to make it better by doing some little things.

i mean give or take for me adding an added button which people rave about if that would happen. and the most important thing is the free speech push. one of the most interesting things that he wants to reveal the algorithm. so somebody shut up and the former twitter left reach, and wants to expose the algorithm for people know what's going on behind the scenes. >> todd: and those folks that are working at twitter, that basically are left-leaning activist for the democrat party. they are scared because that will expose not only twitter doing but everybody else has been doing. >> >> carley: exactly. think about all the different controversial decisions that twitter has made as well banning the babylon bees for posting a

tweet -- >> todd: a joke. >> carley: a transgender member of the biden administration because of the very accurate hunter biden reporting period may have bent the tipping point and one of those things elon musk really wanted to drive home as one of the reasons. >> carley: speaking of which the biden administration hunter biden's business partner, the white house and the vice president not once, not twice, but 19 times. jen psaki not giving any answers. >> there were 19 visits to the white house while the vice president in hunter biden business partner. people understand where that business partner had access and what those meetings were about? >> i don't have any information on that. i will be happy to check and see if there's any more comments. >> todd: president biden's claim and aware but on under

investigation in delaware. >> carley: the crisis at the southern border and a major victory after a judge granted a temporary order to stop the biden administration from ending title 42. >> todd: in the meantime the white house blaming national guardsmen drowned during a migrant rescue in the rio grande. alexandria hoff live in washington with more, alexandria. >> this is a temporary order and we don't have a lot of detail but it provides temporary relief to the republican lawmaker down at the border yesterday. this is reaction to what they saw. >> president biden list title 42, would we see today and it would be much worse. the department of homeland security has said has possibly as many as 18,000 immigrants a day will be flooded into the communities. >> i've heard a lot of my democratic colleagues playing the mantle of compassion. there is nothing compassionate about this. >> title 42 is a band-aid on a

gunshot wound. >> carley: but a federal judge out of louisiana says he will block the plan to end title 42 next month. they had biden administration plan to remove it then trump era public health order two migrants to be quickly expelled. a total of 21 states have sued to keep that in place. now, celebratory tweet arizona attorney general mark brnovich included will continue to fight the biden administration's open border policies. the biden administration does not feel their policies contributed at all to the death of a texas national guard soldier who died trying to save struggling migrants who are now believed to be smuggling drugs over. >> does the white house feel any responsibility for his death? >> of course we are mourning the loss of his life. i would note the national guard works for the state. so he is an employee of the texas national guard. and his efforts in operation were directed by there, not by

the federal government. >> and today the supreme court will hear arguments over the remain in mexico policy that president biden has been accused of not enforcing and has been trying to suspend since his first day in office. firman... coming up at 5:00 we will hear from tennessee congressman dana hershberger. >> todd: with that, let's bring in congressional candidate and wife of a border agent. thank you for being here. let's start with this restraining order, lot not knowing about it. but at this point, irene emma it clear anything that will keep title 42 in place is ultimately going to have to come from the courts? this president will not keep it in place and congress ensures they will not act. >> absolutely. we have to make sure the biden administration with their reckless policy are stopped. and of course, it has to come to the court. thank god for this judge that actually is looking out for the

american people. as you said before a wife of a border patrol agent, this is actually a sigh of relief. now, my husband did retire in december, but we get word from the agent still working. and to be honest with you, it is a desperate situation to just compile to already catastrophic situation at the border. and definitely to press secretary jen psaki, the biden administration's policies that have created this crisis in this invasion at the border. >> carley: and i'm sure by that you are responding to the fact that jen psaki appeared to, you know my place blame on texas as opposed to the federal government for the death of texas national guard soldier bishop evans, which is a stunning comment coming from her yesterday. >> well, that is what they do, right? they play the blame game from

day one. they take no responsibility for any of the negative actions which hurts americans. look, as i like to say what begins with the border doesn't stay at the border. we see planes flying out of el paso all the time flying anywhere in the nation. that is why americans should be concerned, deeply scared of this crisis at the border because they have, god knows who, going to an elementary near them. we need to put a stop to it. >> todd: it really did disrespect the life of a young man who died trying to be a hero. it was horrible, horrible reaction. in the meantime, i want to get your thoughts on this president biting meeting with the caucus yesterday as fellow democrats accuse him of ignoring border communities in one of those democrats congressman henry cuellar. listen. listening to the activists but my question is, who is listening to the men and women in green and blue? more importantly, who is

listening to the border communities? i was with a lot of people there not only public officials but other folks and none of them said, yes, lift title 42. none of them said open up the border. they are very concerned because they are on the front line. >> todd: irene, isn't that the exact same sentiment and you hear from your fellow men when you talk with them? >> yes, my mom and dad, as a matter of fact. i asked them personally, what you think about illegal immigration? and they are immigrants themselves from mexico. my mom from the neighboring city and my dad from central mexico. they came here legally. the illegal immigration has been going on for decades. and unfortunately, the government has turned a blind eye to it. but it is a total slap on the face to those who have paid their dues economically and we did the specified time and followed the immigration laws to

be able to come into our community. we the american people absolutely have the right to know who is coming through our borders. >> carley: you know as todd just mentioned president biden meant with the hispanic caucus yesterday and the chairman of that caucus disagrees with what you are saying. listen here. >> we are in a different position now than we were in the past. there is ample vaccines available. the ability to test and quarantine that works. so title 42 should be lifted and we should focus on border management policy. >> carley: what is your response to that? >> i think he's living in an alternate universe. every member including our representative who are running against, they live in an alternate universe. they keep telling the american public that we can control who

comes in. how can you control when there is backlog over three years? when we know for a fact criminals,, murderers, child molesters are getting through? and these are the people that are actually accounted for. what about the thousands that are not accounted for. we took a motorcycle ride on border highway. one day, my husband and i, and there was a couple running across. this is at the height of where people are coming in and turning themselves into border patrol agents. and there is still that demographic that is invading the border patrol. this is very concerning. everything that they stated on the letter to the president, to president biden is all about helping the equal spirit what about americans? nothing comes free. he talks about the vaccines. who was going to pay for it? we the people are.

speed to thank you for joining us with that message, we appreciate it, irene armendariz-jackson. the movie set tragedy and one clip, alec baldwin following the accidental shooting that killed helena hutchins and entered the film director. >> what is interesting that the commentary, we have done this for two weeks and we have done at the right way everyday. and it is as clear as a bill, the gun goes off. it is supposed to be a fake gun. >> carley: he cannot understand how a live ground found its way unsaid. a body camera video shows first responders desperately trying to save hutchins life before the director was rushed to the hospital. >> todd: johnny depp wrapping up the defamation trial against

his ex-wife with this wild audio recording. take a listen. >> i'm sorry the last time it got crazy between us. i really did think i was going to lose my life and i thought you would do it on accident. >> come on! beco it was a fair fight. and it was a jury and judge thing. i am the victim. we went the extra's former house manager testified yesterday. he saw no injuries on amber heard after the ex-couple got into a blowout argument in australia. she is expected to take the stand to tell her side in the coming weeks. and the football coach who lost his job for preying on the field after games, leading the majority in fashioning redundancies in the schools policies against displays of faith by staff members. >> i want to make sure he understands a school policy. it appears that teachers are

forbidden from either encouraging or discouraging private student prayer, is that right? >> yes, justice. >> the coach was forbidden from discouraging private student prayer. >> absolutely. >> todd: yesterday joe kennedy joined fox news to tell us he would go back to his old job if given the opportunity. >> in a heartbeat i would be there within 44 hours. >> no american should be able to choose between the faith in the job they love. >> todd: the high court focusing on whether engaged in unprotected government speech. >> carley: in new york city criminals are walking free and the police are the ones with their hands tied. we will be talking to a prosecutor who left manhattan d.a. office. >> todd: congresswoman diana harshbarger at the border with kevin mccarthy's delegation and yes, we have frederick on commits all about elon musk.

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>> todd: in texas a court with paris prefer death row inmate melissa lucio and sent to death row for the death of her daughter in 2007 peer of the court will consider new evidence. sheehan says she is innocent and was coerced into a false confection. the lawmakers, the criminal justice act of advocates supported in recent weeks. this rich philadelphia d.a. larry kraft blaming the court for failing the city gun violence surge. climbing low cash bail and soft on crime rulings are to blame for the recent surge in street crime purity doesn't take any of the blame. these. these accusations come after dying the city of brough are there if we love despite last year's breaking homicide rate. >> basically we don't have a crisis of lawlessness. we don't have a crisis of crime. we don't have a crisis of violence. >> todd: 132 people have died

of gun violence in philadelphia so for this year, carley. >> carley: meanwhile facing its own gun crisis and cops are doing what they can to put criminals behind bars, but judges and prosecutors are letting them walk free. joan illuzzi orbon new york prosecutor joins me now. joan, good morning to you, so one of the first thing mayor eric adams did was bring back the antigun unit that used to be called the anti-crime unit. "the new york post" got its hands on 12 court cases and found that 11 people who were arrested are now back out onto the streets, four web them without bail at all. what is going on here? >> you know, it is certainly ridiculous that people are just not afraid to carry guns. and you know, as much as there is a crisis come up when everybody acknowledges it is a dysfunctional place, it is

foolhardy. certainly, it seems as though there has been technicality that one of these guns not loaded and therefore it was not eligible. but in this state, number one, every single firearm should be bail eligible irrespective of whether it is loaded or not. number two, we are the only state that doesn't consider dangerousness in our bail application. it is an antiquated system where we need to really secure the safety of the good people in those communities who have to go to work, school, and play in and around others who have guns, who will take out a gun and use a gun with very little provocation. >> carley: you know, the anti-gun unit isn't going to work. and you keep letting the criminals who are in possession of the guns back out onto the streets and in may, a judge will only be allowed to set bail on felony gun possession if the

person has been charged with half and an illegal gun before. so, in this new law, there was essentially get out of jail free card baked into it. >> it is really insensitive to me because actually if you have a loaded gun on the street that should be possession of a weapon in the third degree and second degree. it should be bail eligible. so, i don't know the details of those cases were and whether or not they were unloaded guns, but even and unloaded guns, in cases the danger with interaction with the public or another member of business or what have you here at the thought that if you have a gun, you take that out, now someone else takes out a gun and there is a gun fight. innocent people are getting hurt. innocent people are getting killed. it is ridiculous. >> carley: overall crime is up 50% and shootings 10%.

there is on average three shootings every day. what is the reason behind this? is this because soft on crime prosecutors, the judges, or is this the defund the police movement and repercussions of that? >> unfortunately our city went into really a downswing when there were calls for defunding the police and when anti-crime. but i'm all for transparency and i applaud that, you know that work of a street police officer irrespective of whether or not in uniform or not is being recorded because that not only protects the public but protects the police as well. but the fact is plain and simple. there are too many guns off the street. people are not afraid to carry guns because they think that nobody is watching. and that is the problem. guns come out with the smallest

of incentives. we have had cases where someone rushes by somebody else, makes a comment about them and instantly a gun is coming out and people are getting shot. >> carley: crime is certainly trending in the wrong direction. thank you so much for joining us this morning, joan illuzzi. >> thank you very much for having me. >> carley: you are very welcome. democratic policies ramping up inflation and crippling supply chain. one business owner shares the struggles she is facing in the biden economy. >> todd: team members at the staff reportedly heading for the hills before midterms. appear than new report about west wing exit and what it can mean for democrats. ♪ ♪

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stop weapons to ukraine doubling down on aid to the worn torn country. >> carley: the administration announcing new plans to welcome the ukrainian refugees. matt finn is live in lviv with the latest, matt. >> good morning. the u.s. is not going to stop sending weapons to ukraine. instead, it is promising $700 million to ukraine and its allies. the united states hope ukraine can use the money to purchase sophisticated weapons, not soviet era material and secretary defense lloyd austin meeting in germany with four native defense ministries and other countries to discuss needs in europe and military gaps caused by this war in ukraine. and shortly after the american delegation left ukraine yesterday, there were five missile strikes at train stations in the western and central parts of this country. russia's top diplomat is warning ukraine against provoking "world war iii" and once again

threatening nuclear conflict should not be underestimated. in the british defense ministry claims russian forces have taken the small city of crimea as russia continues to bomb civilian and residential areas of kharkiv and mariupol. >> we have lost everything, absolutely everything. all that we have worked for it. we just don't know what to do or what to start with again. >> and just for some context on the strike at railways in ukraine, the retired u.s. general who was nato's top commander says, the strikes on railways are legitimate efforts to disrupt supply lines but terror refugees. >> carley: matt, thank you very much pure the white house is reviewing imposed tariffs on china and whether the policy is feeling a surge in price at home. the study comes after treasurer secretary janet yellen said it was worth considering taking steps to lower tariffs. a way to lower the 40 year high inflation rate.

arkansas senator tom cotton said the administration is playing politics. speak with these tariffs are in place almost the beginning of ts trump administration when we dit have inflation and it is blaming inflation on so-called putin price hike meant the price of gas was increasing well before vladimir putin invaded ukraine. >> carley: the administration has not addressed its own spending as a possible cause. >> todd: in the meantime, revealing a 91% of small business owners say inflation supply chain issues and workforce challenges are hurting their businesses. connie sylvester the founder of ceo arm lock and best-selling author of divinely guided joins us now. connie, great to see you as always right of all of those horrible inflation, supply chain and not being able to find workers, which one hurts you the most? >> absolutely it was the supply chain weight. so, my company is a life-saving product that has been on hold

almost a year and a half. and it was not putin's fault but it is biden's bold. >> todd: did you expect the biden administration to have done something in the intervening, o come i don't know many, many months of the supply chain prices? i do remember sending pete buttigieg to l.a., problem solved but turns out it wasn't, was it, connie? >> absolutely not. and i'm actually a sailor starter so i understand very, very well. dad was a sailor on the great lakes for almost 30 years. it is an absolute biden problem. he cannot fix that, pete booted chuck cannot fix that come up bk trump from everybody that is whi would like to see. absolutely. >> todd: i want to pop up these numbers on the screen. i want to put them back up again and focus on the employee element, granted from january to

now the difficulty factor went down by 5% but it is still a whopping 45%. how has this nation and how does the biden administration reverse this trend of workers being on the sidelines? >> well, for one, they say they want to pay them more, but that means that we have two charge more for the products. it just can't be both. we can't have both. we have to have actual medium, like a medium. it is not happening right now. and it takes a bit to figure that out and biden is not cutting it. i always say, if you are under people that are smarter than you, he has a lot of work to do. >> todd: the issues that you raise they are to pass the cost onto the consumer, ultimately at the end of the day, that causes even more inflation. that leads to an overall negative take on the economy. look at this compare to january, do you think the economy has gotten? 56% think it has gotten worse. mostly that is tied to the fact

when they go to the store, everything cost a lot more. do you expect this white house to take any tangible steps to curb inflation? >> no, because they keep blaming putin for it. so last night, i went to my local pub and asked a couple of people, "hey, i am going to be on tv tomorrow. i want to ask you what you think." there were a lot if i don't knows out there. if my wife buys the groceries. i best friends and families and their opinion. of course, guess who's always going to be number one. that is where it hits as the most. i would save fuel, food, fun. i have kids and we did not take spring break vacation. but we didn't take a vacation this year because we don't know what the economy is going to do under this administration. and i'm very concerned. but the good news is my company came out on top. we worked smarter, not harder. we figured out how to take our product and make it even better.

and we kept the cost down. and our company and manufacture just opened up a new plant in dixie, mississippi and we are putting americans back to work. >> todd: good for you, connie, that is awesome. i took of many little vacation over to newport rhode island. let me tell you, half of the businesses were closed and because they couldn't find workers. it was shocking to me. >> that is sad. >> dome xp went to see it in person is a real eye-opener. connie, best of luck, carley says hi. >> i love her. love connie. bye-bye, guys. >> carley: she is fabulous. the white house for possible ahead of the midterm election and expected high level of departure with press secretary jen psaki and reportedly leaving for a role at msnbc. top white house aide rich meant to on a consulting role with the dnc. the dnc chair says "there are a

few people more capable of helping us continue to build on our success and deliver our message as we head into the midterm election. we talked to republican candidates for the u.s. senate and canada taking the debate stage together for the first time. top candidates, dave mccormick, dr. oz, it is sizing the left on issues including covid and the economy. >> we know it did not work but we made washington trump with power. and actually micro rule everything. the democrats on spending what has happened there joe biden is unprecedented in american history. we have to pull back and spending. >> much of what we are experiencing if not all of it is of the field a party. and the candidates touching on a number of hot button issues including the border crisis and hunter biden's laptop scandal.

the fbi director said violence against police is one of the most pressing is the issues facing the country right now. so why isn't anyone talking about it? our law enforcement panelist here to tell us what it's like to wear a badge in the anti-cop climate. >> todd: buckle up, brand-new f-150. >> we make 100% of trucks in the u.s. it is important for independence in the country relayed from kind of energy independence that we have two raw material independence. >> todd: brian kilmeade with an up-close look how trucks are made ahead of a big luncheon here to tell us all about it. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: turning now to a fox news alert. police in san jose, california, on the lookout for a man who kidnapped a baby boy. authorities releasing surveillance footage of the abduction. right there on your screen you see the suspect walking away with 3-month-old brandon cuellar in his car seat. the incident was taken inside an apartment as his grandmother unloaded groceries. the police offering a cash

reward for information that leads to the safe recovery of that baby. fingers crossed. >> carley: violence across cops is rising at an alarming rate and fbi director christopher wray said more people need to know about this disturbing trend. >> violence against law enforcement in this country is one of the biggest phenomenons that i think doesn't get enough attention. last year, officers were being killed at a rate of almost one every five days. >> carley: clyde boatwright, lieutenant essica cage rosaio and founder of blue lives matter in new york city, joseph imperatrice. you just heard this is a phenomenon no one is talking about and it needs to get more attention. 73 officers murdered in 2021, which is a 59% increase from the year 2020, which is the year the

defund the police movement. what is going on here? why is this happening? >> the water bucket incident you have politicians making it okay to resist arrest. making it okay to commit crimes and fight the cops. you will create dangerous situations, not just for the police officers but for the communities. >> carley: and officer shootings and ambushes are also on the rise. shootings have 46% this year. ambush style attacks, which is a premeditated attack on a police officer up 36%. clyde, this problem is getting worse by the day. >> yes. it is now more than ever the most dangerous time to be a police officer. it is simply because our communities have gotten away from the simple abcs of life and that is accountability, boundaries, consequences. if we can start holding people accountable must setting boundaries and giving them consequences for their actions, maybe we will start to see a

time of change in our communities. >> carley: so lieutenant rosario, it is hard to find good police officers because the job has become so difficult and so dangerous. are you saying that in memphis? >> absolutely. our department is currently about five officers below complement. the rising crime it is hard for the department to keep up because we are short of officers. >> carley: jo my was doing a story and interviewing somebody about new york city right now where the mayor brings back the anti-gun unit. and there are 25 arrests made. "the new york post" got their hands on and found 11 criminals are now back out onto the streets. and four of them are released without bail. so how can things get safer for the police officers and the community if the criminals are

let back out within 24 hours? >> they are not. officers from east to west coast are going out there everyday and doing their job. they are handcuffing the bad guys and taking them to attorneys offices and turning them around and back on the street. it is simple. if there is someone out there with a gun or serious felony charge, we have to keep them behind bars. if you throw them on the street we will see revolving door of crime and crime will not go down. >> carley: quite a lot of police departments that were defunded are now refunded but we are still seen crime go up. so what needs to change? >> what needs to change is these elected officials need to get away from the rhetoric. they need to support men and women in blue. they need to incentivize this blue field and maybe we can start attracting the best and the brightest of this field. because right now we are struggling because we are picking from the same part of qualified candidates. >> carley: lieutenant essica cage rosaio do you agree with

that? i absolutely agree. we have to find a way to bridge the gap for the community so that they won't see us as the enemy. >> carley: joe, you dedicated your life to making cities safer and safer for being cops, police right now because they deserve to be as safe as possible. what are your thoughts on the fbi director finally shining a light on this issue? it is something that we talk about a lot, but sometimes the right person since it it at the right time, it does get more attention. are you hopeful for the future that things will turn around? >> there is many jobs that are very dangerous as offensive military. for the most part, there is a great chance you might not walk back through it. so we needed to be a conversation. we need the public to know this is a serious issue. we need to get through to them. we have to have young kids that want to be police officers one day. we have to be role models make

our communities safe and do our job because people depend on us every single day. >> carley: they certainly are. thank you for joining us and thank you for your service as well. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: of course. jack brewer is threatening a defamation suit against joy reid. did you hear about this, if she doesn't correct the record on explosive comment she made? you will definitely want to hear the backstory on this up here >> todd: and lawmakers got a first look at the migrant crisis and title 42 just made its way to the courts. congresswoman diana harshbarger is one of them and joins us live from the border. and tomi lahren and brian kilmeade joins us live. ♪ ♪ with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪

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>> it is official, elon musk striking a deal to buy twitter for a whopping $44 billion. he's promising to reduce censorship and says he wants to make the platform better than ever. you're watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. great to be back, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. celebrating free speech. the left is down-right panicked by the purchase. marianne kick starts our coverage. >> marianne: elon musk put employees of the social